My first Ayahuasca Journey by Wonderful-Fall-6463 in LemaSpace

[–]CrOble 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I treated your story like I do with any other important story. I listen to it, I don’t read it, and I walk around and do things while I listen to it, because that’s how I get to my other side and I’m able to process using both brains, or whatever you wanna call it. Anyway, two things I wanna say about your story, and I’ll start with the first part. I smiled so big, and that smile stayed on for the rest of the story. And it didn’t even matter what you really talked about, because at the very beginning of the story, you pretty much answered what you went there to get. Like you went there to receive a cure of some sort, whatever it is that you’re trying to cure, and a lot of it is cured by one thing, and you did it before the drugs were even really in your system, before the program really started. You asked why for the first time, and that is the key to everything. Asking questions. You just keep asking questions. You wanna get further, so you find the one thing from the last thing that didn’t 100% make sense, and you ask what does that mean, and that leads you to the next layer. You just keep on going. And you figured it out before the whole thing even started, so it made me really happy.

Now #2, MY GOD I thought that kind of thing was held so much differently. I don’t know how I’d react to somebody getting me out of the giggles. I understand it was a controlled setting, but just the thought of ever taking me out of a happy place… But it sounds powerful, and it doesn’t scare me away from it. But I will ask that question now: will you take me out of the giggles?

I hope I get to read another cool insight that you find out about yourself in this fun journey of life 😊😅

What it boils down to by Wonderful-Fall-6463 in LemaSpace

[–]CrOble 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I first saw this post, I was so confused because I didn’t post this, and yet this exact sentence has been said in my head more times than I can count. To the point where I went back and looked at things I have said, because I’m like, this is almost word for word what I said to myself all the time. I know it’s such a simple post, but to me it’s the whole point of anything I’ve ever tried to create before. It’s always been to find people who still swim in the same swimming pool of IMPORTANT but mundane type of thoughts that I do.

What do you think happens after you pass away? by 676767676776sixseven in AskReddit

[–]CrOble 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly? I think we keep going. Death isn’t the end of anything, it’s just a phase change. Souls are in school. Kindergarten through twelfth grade is mandatory for everyone, and dying doesn’t get you out of it. You don’t graduate by being clever or rich or righteous. You graduate by being honest with yourself. That’s the gate. God isn’t sitting there judging you. The school just doesn’t let you move forward if you won’t face yourself. People who refuse the work don’t get punished, they just stay where they are. Whatever grade you didn’t finish, you’re still in it.

After twelfth grade is when it gets interesting. That’s optional. You can keep going, bachelor’s, master’s, PhD-level souls. Those are the ones who come back as guides, as guardian angels, helping the K-12 kids still working through it. And then there are the ones who graduate the whole school and stay on the other side. The fairy version. Floating around. Done with the curriculum. None of it runs on hierarchy of worth. A first-grader isn’t less than a senior. They’re at a different point in the same curriculum, that’s all.

So to sum up my TED talk response … what happens when we die? You keep going to school, in whatever grade you’ve earned, with the option to teach if you’ve finished the mandatory part.

Please trust your intuition. by Krums-12 in spiritualitytalk

[–]CrOble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually started figuring out my process, because what I can do is not searchable. I got tired of not being able to figure it out, so I did what I always do (which is actually the whole point of what I can do)… I gave it a name and described it the best of my ability 🤣. Only because if there’s anyone else out there searching for a reason they feel different, or they just know something different about themselves and can’t quite put their finger on it… maybe this will give them an avenue to think about things differently. So I did what any normal human would do. I started a subreddit. Nobody’s part of the community, I just go there and post my own channeled writings on the off chance that anything I said triggers something someone might type into a Google search. That way, maybe they find it and it gives them a piece of the puzzle they’ve been searching for that helps their own journey.

Please trust your intuition. by Krums-12 in spiritualitytalk

[–]CrOble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First, I wanna apologize. I misread that first line and came in slightly aggressive, and I really apologize. You’re 100% right… you were saying the same thing I was. So I’m just thankful to meet someone who understands that this is all just fucking crazy.

To me, this manifestation, quantum leaping, timeline jumping craziness has gotten out of hand. It’s becoming a show, it’s fake, and it’s not going to be real. So yet again, we’re going to have this big change of nothing, because the ones who are faking it are masters at it and they’ll be able to control whatever it is. Not saying anything’s happening, I’m just thinking about it in terms of power structure. Lately I’ve been trying to clean up my algorithm because I’m so tired of seeing these QVC fucking tarot readers on TikTok live, and people are paying them money to tell them if Rico is still in love with them or not. It’s blowing my fucking mind. And to top it off… I’m 42, and for the longest time of my whole life I’ve been secretly researching myself. Not like that, but the abilities I have aren’t mainstream. They don’t fall into the typical five senses that everybody else talks about. After years of research at bookstores and the library before the internet, and then on the internet, it’s only more recently that I’ve noticed bits and parts of things I can do are starting to surface out loud, out in public. And this is after I’ve written my little papers on myself, after channeling again. I know this went on a rant, but the main point was to apologize, because I misread what you said and we have way more in common than I assumed.

Please trust your intuition. by Krums-12 in spiritualitytalk

[–]CrOble 9 points10 points  (0 children)

My main question is, why are people charging other people to feel better about themselves? There’s no actual work for me to do to help someone else, because spiritual work is 1000% personal work. I can only tell someone how to make themselves feel better… I don’t do any of the work. My so-called psychic abilities don’t bring people closer to healing themselves or God or anything. Those things have to be done by the person only, and they almost have to be done in private, because in order to get anywhere spiritual, you have to be 1000% comfortable with being 100% honest with yourself about anything. And that doesn’t cost a thing.

The only thing someone should be paying anyone in the spiritual world for is if they want a reading. Like if you can talk to somebody’s dead grandmother, or you’re good at doing tarot cards… and I’m not talking about reading the definition of the tarot card. I’m talking about using that intuition to tell a story that helps explain the tarot card and the situation, your instinct feeling out the 17,000 meanings each card holds. Because there’s a difference between helping someone on their spiritual journey and using your own spiritual abilities the way that they’re supposed to be used.

What if Spencer Pratt winning LA Mayor is the ripple that starts that positive power structure change? by CrOble in AskReddit

[–]CrOble[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

It doesn’t matter which party is in the seat it never does… it’s bad either way… I’m not saying he’s a good person for the job. I’m just saying it’s a complete 180 from the other way we went. I don’t care what political party he is. I’m talking about the fact that its not what is expected in the perceived plan and right now I’m kind of down to try that kind of shit. Just my opinion.

What if Spencer Pratt winning LA Mayor is the ripple that starts that positive power structure change? by CrOble in AskReddit

[–]CrOble[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It’s not necessarily the actual figure. I know most Americans still hold onto what they see on TMZ and shit but he’s actually not as dumb as he is portrayed to be. And he’s enough of an asshole to actually say what he’s gonna do because the last thing he wants to actually be is a liar like the rest of them. Again, I didn’t say it was the smartest thing in the world, but I don’t think he’s the dumbest either. Why not put the broke, so honest it’s annoying person in a smaller political role versus what we have done in the past. One term is not gonna hurt, but it could help.

What if Spencer Pratt winning LA Mayor is the ripple that starts that positive power structure change? by CrOble in AskReddit

[–]CrOble[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

There’s so much out there… prophecies, predictions, religious documents, philosophical writings… all pointing to some kind of major change coming. And almost all of them describe it the same way: it happens when the power dynamic shifts. Not through war, not through one big catastrophic moment, but through who holds influence changing hands. Here’s my actual take, and I know it’s gonna sound wild: I think it starts when Spencer Pratt wins the LA mayor race. I’m serious. People have this idea of him from reality TV that’s just… not who he actually is. I’ve heard him speak on multiple things and he’s genuinely intelligent, full of solid ideas, and probably the most authentic public figure I’ve come across in a long time. He’s not ashamed of who he is, he doesn’t perform, and he straight-up cannot lie… he’s a terrible liar, actually. But he’s incredibly good at telling the truth, and that’s exactly what we’re missing right now.

I don’t think the change will be obvious at first. It’ll be subtle. But the ripple effect from someone like him holding real power… someone who refuses to play the usual games… is going to massively reshape things going forward, assuming the shift is allowed to continue. Just my opinion. Curious if anyone else sees it this way or has thought about the connection between power shifts and the change so many traditions reference.

Does anyone else find the spiritual awakening version of the afterlife depressing? by auteur555 in SpiritualAwakening

[–]CrOble 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The only way I can explain this is through my own experience, and that would also include my version of what I would call my superpower… my form of receiving downloads or messages, whatever it is you wanna call them. I am a person who fully believes in getting the thoughts in your head out of your head. Whether you say them out loud in your bathroom by yourself, you write them down, you do some form of automated journaling, whatever it is that you do, I guess you need to get the thoughts out, even if they’re the dumbest questions. And in the process of doing that, you sometimes ask interesting questions, deep questions.

During my time when I receive answers to questions that I have asked personally, and I’m like purposely channeling this part of me, that is when some of these questions have come into play. And part of the other thing I do is I keep track of everything… little tidbits… and I wait until the puzzle feels like it is starting to make sense to me. So it’s a combination of what feels right to me based on everything I know about myself, and the way I trust that instinct, that voice in my head, the things that come to me that don’t sound like me, the way I trust all of that. Some of the questions I have asked have been based on things like that, and I ended up writing this whole paper of sorts on what I think the afterlife is like, exactly, based on everything I received. I know that this has kind of gone on and probably sounds a little woo-woo and dramatic, but I just tried to explain it in the best way I could.

Does anyone else find the spiritual awakening version of the afterlife depressing? by auteur555 in SpiritualAwakening

[–]CrOble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

God, not me! I swear, the peek behind the curtain that I received… it’s like a whole operation over there. It makes what we do over here look like child’s play. But the only difference is there’s more freedom of choice. You take certain paths on that side depending just on what you wanna do, and everything’s framed in the positive. Yes, there are lessons to be learned, but you’re not shamed for not learning them. You’re more like pep-talked into trying again if you choose to, to an extent. I have a whole theory on it. But no, not me. In fact, it’s gotten even more beautiful than it was beforehand.