What triggered your spiritual journey?

Ceonian

Hey, I'm curious—what made you start exploring your spirituality? What triggered it? Was there a specific moment or experience that led you there? I love a good story.

StarlightZiya

I was just a curious soul, exploring strange and fascinating topics, until I realized that the deeper I dug, the more I discovered. As I began to apply what I had learned, I saw the incredible potential in every single person I met. This sparked a deep desire in me to embark on a spiritual journey.

StormCherry22

I've always been pretty open and open minded, you know. Even as a kid in school, I’d talk to my friends about stuff like that. I didn’t really believe in Father Christmas, but I was totally sure ghosts were real. I’ve always been super into the English language, even before I could read. I used to make my parents translate stuff they said on TV, and I’d tell them, “In my next life, I want to be English.” Funny thing is, I was born and raised in Denmark by my Danish mum and dad. Then, out of nowhere, I got the chance to move to the UK. Within three weeks, I was starting a whole new life here, building my own little family, and I’ve never looked back since.

Lockdown was tough, though. Not being able to see my family or travel was hard. But it was comforting to feel like my grandparents’ energies were around, protecting me. I even think I’ve smelled them sometimes. It’s weird, but it’s real to me. I feel like I’m slowly opening up more because I need it, you know? If that makes sense.

EchoesOfNight

I just left someone who's a narcissist and an addict, and honestly, my self esteem was really low. I really wanted to protect myself, you know? As an empath, I needed to take care of me!

StardustSkye

Noticed the repeated cycles in my life and felt my soul was tired

StarlightChaser

I've been dealing with a really tough time, and during all that, I met someone who felt like a really close soul connection 🙂 He kinda sparked me to start exploring!

Embersongbird

Wow, I was going through such a tough time with depression. One day, I just wandered into this spiritual shop I passed every day on my way home. After a few weeks, I had my first healing session, and honestly, it was incredible! Fast forward almost a year, and I was finally able to stop therapy and medication!

Stellaluna27

So, my husband got diagnosed with cancer today. I was trying to stay strong and keep it all together. Then someone came up to me and asked, How are you? And just like that, I broke down! She was an empath, and she really got it. She broke things down for me in a way that made sense, and she’s still my go to person for guidance.

Kaelinthor

Loss of my beloved husband, who then contacted me.

LuminaLuxxx

I’ve been feeling this need to connect on a deeper level. I’ve tried exploring a few different religious beliefs, but it never really worked out. Either there were too many questions, or my faith was called into question. I’m not chasing bliss in the afterlife; I want it right here on earth. You know what I mean? 🙂

Glowrien

It’s not an especially interesting story, but I experienced postpartum depression after my second child. This was made more challenging when I conceived my third child just three months after giving birth to my second. There were many difficult moments, but I can see the light now. I’m grateful that my children became my reason to keep going.

WildflowerStorm

I was adopted at the age of 3 into a loving but deeply religious family. Even at such a young age, I had these... feelings, these images that would flash in my mind. I called them my pop up videos. But I quickly learned to keep quiet about them, to ignore them, even to the point of wondering if I was crazy. Only my husband, a few close friends, and my sister knew about this... whatever it was. I wasn’t sure I’d call it a gift back then.

When I married my husband in 2000, I knew our time together wouldn’t be long. I knew he would die young. But I never told him. II was still stuck in that mindset where I thought I was crazy. He was a healthy man 6’3”, 190 pounds, didn’t smoke, didn’t do drugs. So I thought maybe it would be an accident. I’d tell him to be careful when he’d go out cutting wood, but he’d do it at home, with me right there.

Then, at 53, he had a massive heart attack. That was the moment I realized I couldn’t ignore this anymore. I had to face whatever this was, to work with it, to understand it.

MythicDusk

My ex, who’s also the mom of my kid, left me for another guy she met at work. I went through a tough time depression, meltdowns, the whole deal. Then, one day, someone offered me LSD. Honestly, it was the best thing that could’ve happened at that moment. I took it alone in my dark room, and man, the trip was wild. It felt like my brain just opened up in ways it never had before. All the puzzle pieces suddenly made sense.

Since then, all the hate I had for life just vanished. I used to see the world as this messed up place where everyone’s just struggling to get by. But now, all that sadness is gone, and I’m just filled with love for everyone and everything. I used to hate my job, feeling like I was just a slave to my boss. But now, I’ve turned it around. I see myself working for the people, and the more love I put into it, the more I get back.

This journey has also led me deeper into stuff like manifestation and the law of attraction. Tesla even became one of my biggest idols it’s crazy how much he inspires me. The journey’s been long, but I’m excited to see what’s next.

LuminaRise

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Honestly, I'm kinda fed up with being mad at so many people. I'm ready to let go of all that anger and just find some peace, you know? I just wanna be a happy person who feels like they've got a reason to be here. 😊

Blizarik

I'm still grappling with the loss of my dad, and it's been almost 15 years now. I finally started my healing journey last October, on the 14th anniversary of his passing. He died fighting a fire, and it’s been a lot to process. 😞 I’m having to confront all the childhood trauma I never dealt with, and honestly, it’s overwhelming. I’m 26 now, but I’m till trying to nurture that inner child because no one was really there for me when I was younger. Life’s heavy, you know? I just hope my dad is waiting for me, 'cause I can’t wait to be together again.

starweaver

I've been exploring my spiritual side, and it's been growing stronger. Life's challenges have led me to this path, teaching me to sense energy and read photos. I'm here to help with any questions or readings you might need, offering my support without asking for anything in return. 💙

Aeternixstar

A paranormal investigator from Dead Files told me I had some cool abilities! I just thought it was my mom instincts and being super caring. Then I moved into a seriously haunted house, and my life flipped upside down! Thank God for them!! Now I'm learning how to protect myself and my family.

Starlighte

I was in a toxic relationship for a while. When it all ended, I felt lost, like I didn’t really know myself anymore. I’ve always believed that if you do good things, good things will come, but I wanted to learn how to manage my thoughts and move on. I was worried I might convince myself to go back, so I needed a way to heal quickly.

A friend at work mentioned how accurate her horoscope was, so I gave it a try. That’s when I came across inner peace. I started googling “methods for finding inner peace” and discovered chakras. It became a hobby fo sorts, keeping my mind busy as I learned more. The insights from my birth chart and chakras made a lot of sense they felt spot on for who I was and what was happening in my life.

Now, I spend all my free time reading books and studying these topics. It feels like I’ve hit a reset button on my life. Everything is happier and more at peace. It’s as if I’ve let go of the negative energy that was weighing me down, and now I’m surrounded by positivity wherever I go.

MoonlitGlimmer

I was really unhappy and unfulfilled, just going through the motions. I wasn’t really loving myself or taking care of my needs I always put others first. I forgave people way too much, to the point where it was actually harming me. I was even trying to stay friends with an ex after a really toxic relationship. I met him when I was 41, and now I’m 55. My mom passed away in June 2020 after being diagnosed with stage 3 bile duct cancer in May 2019. There’s so much more to the story, but I’ll spare you the details. 😊

Anyway, I felt empty and exhausted. I tried getting into religion a few times as an adult, but I still felt lost inside, like something was missing. I knew I needed a change, but after waiting for months, I decided to take matters into my own hands in August 2020. I started distancing myself from the ex and anyone or anything that didn’t align with my energy or spiritual growth.

Life’s not perfect, and I still deal with ups and downs, but now I’m filled with so much love, peace, joy, and abundance. It’s not about material stuff it’s all internal. I genuinely love life now, and I’m so excited about the life I’m creating.

Sending you all lots of peace, love, joy, and abundance! ✨

Shadowrose75

It’s been two years since II lost my husband. He was only 33, and his passing left so many unanswered questions. Our daughter was just nine months old at the time. I felt so lost and alone, I asked him to show me he was still with us. I pleaded for a sign, anything to let me know he was still around. Then, life brought me across someone who had a deeper understanding of things beyond the ordinary. We started talking, and some of the things that happened felt too meaningful to be just coincidences. This sparked something in me, and I began to explore these ideas more deeply. And here I am, still on this journey of discovery.