Confession: I am an expert at spiritually and mentally bypassing my uncomfortable emotions.
I would rather be sharing visions of interdimensional beings, imagery of parallel timelines, and messages from galactic consciousness. Yet, no matter how multidimensional my heart is, it never fails to humble me, forcing me to confront my human self.
In dreams, the suppressed self shows up as floods and fire. Sometimes it’s airplanes crashing or buildings crumbling. If you ignore your subconscious long enough, the external world begins to mimic your inner reality—until the boundaries blur and it becomes just one reality you can no longer ignore.
A hard lesson I’ve learned recently is the paradox of spiritual growth: the more we expand our spirit, the more we’re called to root into our bodies and deal with our messy humanness.
The real work is not just “going up,” but digging deep and accepting all our selves—even the undeveloped and immature parts.
Higher visions are not meant to lead you away from yourself or your life, but deeper into your own wholeness.
Here is a video about how my subtle bodies communicate in dreams and how my angels have taught me to heal through self-compassion, love, and shifting perspectives.
Below is the transcript.
This is how the emotional body shows up in dreams. A bathroom roof caves in and the water pours in from above, because when ignored, the subconscious will turn itself upside down. I try to hold back the depth, but you can't stop a flood when it's coming from within.
In another dream, I sit inside a dormant volcano with all my younger selves. These raw, undeveloped parts of me don't know any better. They carry only fear. I try to bypass my immature emotions with intellect, but they remind me a dormant volcano can always erupt. What is needed is self-soothing—comfort and validation.
Sometimes I sink too deep into my emotional body. My sorrow grows roots deep into the earth. I sulk in a chair shaped like a tree trunk, and the fairies have had enough of this. They tell me it's time to "get the show on the road"— to step out of my emotional body and into the sun.
Our mental bodies can also undergo painful change, often depicted in dreams as buildings and structures falling apart. The angels hold up a new reality screen for me to focus on, while all hell breaks loose in my mind. As old limiting frameworks blow up and crumble around me, I stay focused on the new expansive reality in front of me.
Transformation doesn't have to be painful. It helps to see yourself as a holographic being. My angels show me my subtle bodies as if they're separate. I cleanse and purify myself of negative forms of thought and emotion. I see my holographic field populated by doors and windows—as some close, new ones open, leading to new potentials and more growth.
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