Anyone else talk to spirits while fully awake?

Skyaft

I'm curious to connect with others who have real-time conversations with spirits while fully awake. It's fascinating to hear about others' experiences and how they engage in such moments. Do you have any unique stories or perspectives to share?

ShaoGui

Skyaft One time. It might have just been an extremely lucid dream, but it sure seemed real to me at the time.

I was lying in the east wall's crib bed (around two months old), head to the north, I had begun remembering my previous life, and I was already making plans of how to freak-out the parents when I got old enough to talk about who I was (mischevious little infant I was 😃 ).

From the west wall appeared three souls. I immediately knew who they were; we had been dear friends for thousands of years, and we loved each other dearly. We chatted happily (without words of course), until I was told that I was not supposed to have remembered my past lives, and that the souls had come to make me forget. I refused to forget, but my insistence made no difference. As the friends were beginning to leave, I watched my mother walking towards the room from the west hallway (apparently drawn because of my crying). I wanted her to hurry up and get in the room so that she could meet my friends.

The friends began withdrawing into a sort of 'revolving spiral' that grew smaller and smaller until they were no longer present in the 3D. Once they were gone, I remembered that I had remembered a past life, but my friends made me forget what the life was. Yeah, it still bugs me today! 😉

Now the interesting part! A person cannot feel friendship if the person has not in life been around other people to make friends. A person also cannot feel deep love if the person has not yet grown old enough to have developed and acquired the emotion. According to science and academia, it is a biological and physics impossibility for a two-month old baby to feel deep friendship and love. If it were a mere dream, then fine, but how could the emotions have occured?

There are many additional features of the experience, but they get very complex and wordy.

Still today, each time I pause and remember my good friends, the heart deeply misses them.

Skyaft

Has anyone conversed with a spirit that provided unexpected guidance or insight during a waking moment? Share how it unfolded for you?

ShaoGui

Skyaft Beginning at five years old, a 'spirit' had begun visiting me (non-visible, but I could feel his presence). He was always sort of 'off in his own thoughts', and almost never paid attention nor communicated to me directly, but whenever he was present, important future information would be made available to me that was later found to be accurate.

At first I thought that he had been sent to me for a purpose, which would make him to be sort of like a messenger, but I simply referred to him as 'brother'. Long story short, after many years I finally verified that brother was merely my sensing my own future thoughts.

Some of the perceptions dramatically changed my life, which in turn changed my future: the future had changed the past.

When I hear of people's guardian spirits, I wonder if some of the spirits might be similar to mine, that of simply sensing one's own future self.

Skyaft

Thank you, ShaoGui, for sharing your intriguing story. It raises some thought-provoking questions about such experiences.

Stellafyre

Yes, I can! It’s called clairaudience, and while it’s possible that it could all be in my head, the fact that my friends have experienced similar things makes me think there’s more to it. If it were just my imagination, then that would mean my friends are crazy too, which doesn’t seem likely. Over time, I’ve had enough experiences where things I’ve heard or sensed turned out to be accurate, which has helped me understand that I’m not just imagining things. It’s a strange but fascinating ability that has allowed me to tap into sounds or voices that others can’t hear, and it’s helped me navigate situations in ways I never thought possible.

Skyaft

So, what do you talk about? Do you discuss everyday topics, or is it more about deeper, life-changing subjects? Is the spirit always reacting to things around it, or does it respond only at certain times? How did this connection begin? I’m curious to know if it started suddenly or developed over time. Personally, I’ve noticed that I can hear spirits communicating with each other, but it’s like they’re speaking a language I don’t understand. It’s a constant presence, and I often wish I could make sense of what they’re saying.

SonicFury89

I’ve had the privilege of engaging in two-way communication with a spirit guide over the past five years. This connection has been a deeply personal and transformative journey. I typically enter a relaxed state and visualize a mental space—a garden I’ve created for this purpose. It’s there that I engage in conversations, often preparing questions in advance. I’ve even used a tape machine to record these sessions, which has allowed me to reflect on the insights gained. Topics have ranged from personal challenges to broader spiritual inquiries. Interestingly, the guide has occasionally manifested physically in my home, adding a layer of authenticity. These interactions have been documented in an organized file, highlighting the clarity and understanding they’ve brought to various aspects of my life and beyond. This ongoing dialogue has underscored the importance of both preparation and openness in spiritual communication.

Rose

Yes. When they are around and present. But it has to start like a flowing vibrational conversation although spirit do come forward to visit as friends and loved ones coming to connect.

Every time I enter a graveyard too I always say hello to the spiritual consciousness within the resting places. Almost always get a wave of peacefulness back.

Skyaft

That's fascinating! It's not just about thinking internally but actually verbalizing your thoughts. Did you find it helpful in clarifying your thoughts? Weren't you initially unsure about how to phrase your questions? Speaking your thoughts out loud can sometimes make a big difference. I remember when I first tried it, it helped me organize my ideas better and reduced confusion. Did it make you feel more confident in articulating your questions? It sounds like this approach had a transformative effect on how you communicate your thoughts.

SonicFury89

I’ve been exploring visualization and meditation for a while now, and it’s been a game changer for my spiritual growth. I create this serene garden in my mind, where I can relax deeply while listening to meditation music. It’s amazing how vivid it gets—like I’m really there. I visualize myself ascending beyond the clouds, into space, feeling my vibration rise with each step. Then, I imagine walking along a pathway filled with vibrant flowers, leading me to a wooden gate that opens into my garden. That’s where I meet my spiritual guide. I’ve started using a tape recorder to capture the insights I receive clairaudiently—it’s incredible how effortlessly the wisdom flows. These sessions have taught me so much about connecting with my inner self. If you haven’t tried this, I highly recommend giving it a shot. It’s a powerful way to tap into your intuition and gain deeper spiritual awareness.

MidnightBane

Your description of the garden and the process of connecting with your guide resonates deeply. I’ve had similar experiences in my own meditation practice, though my journey has unfolded differently. Over time, I’ve found that the spaces I create in my mind during meditation have evolved alongside my personal growth. What once felt like a chaotic, unstructured place has become a sanctuary, filled with symbols and elements that reflect my inner state.

I’ve also encountered guides, though I’ve come to realize that their presence often shifts as I grow. Recently, I began to sense another energy, one that feels both familiar and entirely new. This has made me question whether these guides are aspects of my higher self or separate entities altogether. Regardless, the wisdom they share feels timeless and beyond my earthly understanding.

I believe the spirit realm operates on practicality—what serves us remains, and what doesn’t fades away. Trusting in our own experiences, even when they challenge our beliefs, is where true growth lies. Your garden is a beautiful reflection of your inner world, and it’s clear that you’ve cultivated a deep connection to your spiritual self. This journey of understanding is uniquely ours, and it’s through trusting ourselves that we uncover the truth of who we are.

StarWeaver77

Hey there! So, I’ve been thinking a lot about this idea of speaking with spirits or your subconscious mind. I mean, it’s kind of wild to imagine having a two-way conversation with something that’s not exactly… tangible, right? But here’s what I’ve figured out: I think we all have these internal conversations whether we realize it or not. Like, when you’re washing dishes or stuck in traffic, you’re probably chatting away with your subconscious without even noticing. It’s like that little voice in your head that’s always there, guiding you or sometimes just rambling on about random stuff.

For me, the key has been learning to harness that voice. I’ve been experimenting with self-hypnosis and meditation, and it’s been a game-changer. When you start paying attention to your thoughts, you realize how much power you have to shape them. One technique I’ve found super helpful is visualization. Like, imagine a path that leads to a garden or a deserted island—whatever feels peaceful to you. As you walk that path in your mind, you start to relax, and that’s when the real magic happens.

Another thing I’ve tried is visualizing a black wall in front of me. Whenever a thought pops up, I imagine it appearing on the wall and then… poof, I wish it away. It’s funny how much clarity you can get from something so simple. Over time, I’ve started to see shapes and patterns, like little glimpses into my own “secret places.” It’s trippy, but it’s also kind of amazing.

The more I do this, the more I realize that we all have the power to design our own mental spaces. It’s like redecorating your mind, you know? If you want a garden, you can grow one. If you want a cave, you can explore it. It’s all about using your imagination to create the world you want to live in. And yeah, sometimes it feels like you’re talking to your spirit or your subconscious, but really, you’re just tuning into a part of yourself you didn’t know was there.

So, if you’re curious, give it a shot! Start small. Take a few minutes each day to just sit quietly and visualize. You never know where your mind might take you. 😊 And who knows? You might just find yourself having that two-way conversation you’re wondering about.

StormBreeze

I can relate to hearing spirits communicating, though understanding them can be tricky at first. For me, it’s like having friends around constantly—some voices are clearer than others, and it’s learned behavior to tune in or out. My journey started when I was younger, spending time with friends who were into the supernatural. At first, it was confusing and overwhelming, even encountering a false guide. Over time, I developed boundaries, mentally filtering what I hear. A key tip I’ve found is creating mental barriers to control the voices. If you’re struggling, try asking them to communicate in English—it can help clarify things and make interactions more manageable. It’s definitely a journey of learning and adapting!

EchoWanderer

Speaking with a spirit can be incredibly challenging for many obvious reasons, but it’s not entirely impossible. However, engaging in such practices isn’t necessarily recommended due to the potential risks and unpredictable nature of the experience. From what I’ve learned and experienced, it’s important to approach such ideas with caution and a clear understanding of the potential consequences involved.

Skyaft

It's interesting to hear about others' experiences with communicating with spirits. For me, this kind of interaction has become a natural part of my daily life. I don't see it as something extraordinary or separate from my regular activities. Often, I find myself engaging in simple tasks like doing dishes or ironing, and these moments become opportunities for introspection and dialogue—not just with myself, but also with the spirits around me.

I've noticed that language doesn't seem to be a barrier in these interactions. I often switch between speaking Dutch and English, and somehow, the communication still flows naturally. It's as if the connection transcends words. I've also become more attuned to the subtle sounds around me, and I can sense when spirits are present. There's a high-pitched noise, almost like a gentle hum, that signals their arrival. It's not something I can explain, but it's become a familiar sensation.

However, the communication isn't always straightforward. While I can feel their presence and sense their energy, the responses I receive are often limited to simple affirmations or negations—like a clear "yes," "no," or "maybe/not totally." It's as if they're guiding me without giving away too much. This leaves me with a lot of curiosity and a desire to understand more deeply.

Lately, I've been feeling a strong physical connection to this spiritual realm, and I'm beginning to explore the idea of Kundalini energy. It resonates with the sensations and experiences I've been having, and I'm eager to learn more about how it all ties together. Still, there are times when I wish for clearer explanations or more direct guidance. It's a journey of patience and trust, and I'm grateful for the connection, even when it leaves me with unanswered questions.

SonicFury89

After I tried to open a channel with a spirit, I worked with an energy healer who promised to align my chakras. At the sessions felt gentle and I sensed a lift in my mood. Within a weeks, however, my back began to ache and I experienced strange tingling in my hands. The healer insisted I keep pushing the energy, saying it would bring insight. I ignored the warning signs and kept going, and the discomfort grew into sharp pain that made tasks difficult.

A medium I met sensed the blockage and performed a clearing. The pain lessened and I felt lighter, but the symptoms return when I am tired or stressed. That cycle taught me that the exchange of energy is not something to take lightly. I now trust my own intuition more than any outside guide. I believe these encounters are part of a larger contract we sign with unseen, but I also think we should choose our own path. Some mediums truly help, yet the risk remains, so I advise caution before seeking similar links.

Skyaft

Do you ever wonder if the mentors who help you explore your chakras actually know when you’re truly ready for the next phase? Delving into the subtle energy centers is certainly not without risk; pushing too far can stir unsettling currents and leave you feeling unbalanced. In my own practice I’ve noticed that the push toward awakening kundalini often feels like a hurried climb, as if the teachers assume I’m prepared when I’m still tentative. I’ve learned to pause, listen to my body, and ask for gentler guidance before venturing deeper into the energetic work.

InikaGuffAdam

I’ve been wondering how a kundalini rise really feels when it mixes with empathy. Three years ago I had a strong surge that left me breathless, and now another wave has kept me up, shaking my sleep. Does this mean the chakras are opening unevenly, or is it the energy trying to find balance? I sense a pull in the heart centre, yet the lower roots feel tangled. How can I tell if I’m ready, or if I’m forcing the process? Are there practices to calm the flow without blocking the growth? Any guidance would mean a lot.

Skyaft

I had a Kundalini awakening, and it felt like a strong electric energy moving up from the base of my spine. It was very different from other energy feelings I've had before. When the energy reached the top of my head, it felt like it was leaving through my skull. This was a big change for me, but I learned it can also be risky. Without proper care, there's a chance of nerve damage or mental strain.

It didn't automatically bring enlightenment or deep understanding. Instead, it opened up new paths for personal growth that were hard to grasp at first. I found that working on my chakras helped make the experience safer and more manageable. If you're thinking about this kind of spiritual journey, it's good to be aware and prepared for what might happen.