When you want to heal, you have to allow your spiritual awakening to help you. If you are someone who has went through trauma such as emotional or physical abuse or even sickness, you might see that you need to heal.
As you go through your awakening, you might see that life is chaotic and confusing. You will see relationships come and go and the pain that you have will build up. Maybe you have been prescribed many different prescriptions and you think that you need them to move forward.
If you have asked the universe for help, you will see that your path to awakening can bring healing. You will even be able to see a change in your physical body that you might have thought was impossible.
As you go on your healing journey, you will see that you can use nature such as plants to bring healing to your life. You can release your physical illness and do things that bring health to your body such as:
- Yoga.
- Reiki.
- Sound healing.
- Plant medicine.
- Spiritual guidance.
Signs of Your Awakening
Here are some signs that you are going through your awakening:
- Feeling disconnected and overwhelmed. You will feel that none of your relationships are stable or strong.
- Feelings of physical illness.
- Relationships are always changing.
- You feel people no longer understand you.
- You have vivid dreams.
- Strong synchronicities.
- Experiences of Déjà vu and other connections to the spirit world.
- You have stronger intuition.
- See things more clearly.
- Psychic gifts start coming out.
- Heightened senses and feelings of connectedness to nature.
Intuitive Healing
Intuitive healing is when you use the energy of the body to help you heal. You look at your energies and you find the parts of your body that aren’t balanced. You can figure out what is causing these imbalances and you can bring natural healing to the body.
By doing this, you can have a life that is peaceful, purposeful and happy. You can have harmony with the universe around you and reach your higher self.
Honestly, I find this whole spiritual awakening concept a bit ridiculous. It’s like people are trying to turn their trauma into some kind of mystical journey instead of just addressing their issues head-on. Can we please just stick to therapy?
I have to agree with Sam here. While the idea of using nature and spirituality sounds nice, it’s important not to overlook the value of conventional treatment methods. Balance is key.
The journey of self-discovery discussed here is so important! As someone who has practiced yoga and meditation for years, I’ve definitely felt the benefits mentioned in this article during my own healing process.
That sounds lovely MindfulMilo, but let’s not forget that not everyone experiences the same results from these practices! Personal anecdotes can be misleading when discussing broader issues.
@SkepticalSteve True, but sometimes it’s about finding what works for YOU personally! There’s no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to healing; that’s part of the beauty!
I found this article incredibly uplifting! It’s refreshing to see a focus on healing through spiritual awakening. The tips on using nature and intuitive healing really resonate with me. Thank you for sharing such positive insights!
*giggles* This is a hoot! Vivid dreams and psychic gifts? Sign me up! Maybe my cat is secretly trying to communicate with me through my dreams—should I start a dream journal? 😂
*sigh* Just another article promoting vague concepts without any scientific backing. If plants could really heal us that easily, wouldn’t we all be cured by now? Let’s get real about what actually helps people!
This article raises some interesting points about spiritual awakening and healing! I’ve always been curious about how different practices like yoga and Reiki can contribute to physical health. Does anyone have personal experiences with these methods?
This whole thing feels like a self-help guru’s guide gone wild! Next thing you know, they’ll suggest talking to trees as therapy—wait… maybe that’s already happening? 🌳😂
While I appreciate the intention behind this article, I think it oversimplifies healing. Not everyone will experience ‘vivid dreams’ or ‘psychic gifts.’ Healing is nuanced, and relying solely on spiritual methods could be misleading.
@DebateDerek I get your point, but isn’t it all about personal belief? If someone finds comfort in these methods, who are we to argue? Maybe there’s room for both traditional and spiritual approaches.
…and yet, many people find solace in these practices! Just because it doesn’t resonate with everyone doesn’t mean it lacks value for those who do believe in it.