A segment of the population who are likely to be interested in this type of course are embracing such a shift (from five sensory to multisensory), yet I agree with you that the masses seem to a great extent asleep to their spiritual selves. Most people don’t appear close to being spiritually mature enough to handle that expansion of sensory awareness.

I also think that a good portion of the population is 5sensory rather than multisensory. I really want To make this shift
To multisensory . It’s time for me to wake up too.

Nearly every time I’ve had a spiritual growth spurt, it came as a result of much pain. At some point, to survive, I’ve had to put my faith in something Higher, and there were times when my knees were shaking, and it was a matter of putting one foot in front of the other and refusing to give into fear, and the night passed, the sun rose, and I was safe. This has been my road to Spiritual awareness and growth. Because of the pain of continuing as I had been, I had to be open to change. It did not come easy. A friend of mine use to say, “When it hurts bad enough, then we will do something about it”. Twenty-five years in a fundamentalist church, that nearly destroyed my family. Staying in a marriage that was not loving or healthy. And then suddenly the change started, and is still continuing. I believe the “magic” in the world comes through us, and is really Love meeting our needs. Garry’s explanation that authentic power occurs when we are doing the will of our Soul, or aligning our personalities with our Soul, has been another stepping stone of understanding. To me, being multisensory is like becoming whole.

Hi Lori,

your wallet story reminded me of a biggie in my life. I used to live up in BC, and I designed and sold jewelry to the New Age stores in Canada and the US, but mostly in US (larger population), so I would leave my inventory in a storage unit in the Seattle area when returning to BC.

One time I went down with a friend with a digital camera to shoot pictures of the jewelry, and I had this urge to leave the jewelry at my friend’s place (where we were shooting the pictures) instead of taking it back to the storage unit. I completely discounted this idea since there was no security at her place. I took the jewelry back to my storage unit, and lost it all about 6 or 8 months later, in a foreclosure of the contents of the storage unit, due to the whole cluster-f___ of my life that year with chronic fatigue syndrome, brain fog, and a resultant financial crisis.

The crisis had not even begun (to my conscious awareness) at the time of the photo shoot. I think it is quite possible that I had not even yet had the dental work done, that precipitated the crisis (mercury filling removed, excess exposure to mercury, leading to the chronic fatigue syndrome, ) And yet my soul knew that it was a better idea to not take the jewelry back to the storage unit!

So I discounted my intuition because it was “illogical”—– at the storage unit the jewelry would be locked up, and at my friend’s place there was no security, anyone could walk off with it! ha!

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