Oneness: Filling in the Gaps of the Ascension Process

I used to think Enlightenment was one single event, like winning a billion dollars where once you “get there,” you’re set for life. For some people there is a single awakening that totally changes everything, sure, but that spark is part of a much deeper and eternal journey. In my experience, ascension is very much a continuous process filled with countless changes. You never get to the end of infinity.

There’s SO much more to this process than just recognizing we’re all one, that you are God, that separation doesn’t really exist, and so on. That stuff is bang on, but it’s just the foundation. Enlightenment 101, if you will.

About two months ago I was intuitively guided to the bookstore, walked right up to a particular book, plucked it right off the shelf, sat down and began reading. I bought it that evening. Ever since then the book has been sitting on my nightstand next to my bed and I read it whenever I feel inspired to. It’s literally as if this book was written by a wiser and more experienced version of me, narrating my ascension process, and explaining to me what is going on with respect to all these internal shifts. It’s almost like I wrote this book several years in the future and brought it back in time with me to explain to myself what’s going on.

It fills in soooo many of the gaps for me about what’s going on here beyond simply resting as awareness.

This book is called Oneness, a dialogue received and transcribed by the author, Rasha.

For example, here’s some of the things that have been arising recently that I’ve also found guidance with in the book:

• Noticing that some unhealed energy was here even before I was born in this lifetime.
• Spontaneously remembering past lives and recognizing that that previously mentioned energy originated in those lives.
• Allowing myself to heal my energy now and noticing that I’m actually working on past life energy.
• Feeling like being in two worlds at once, a sort of transitional place. Neither fully grounded on earth, nor rooted in the eternal. Like one foot in each world. There is a duality, yes, that has not fully merged and resolved itself, hence the recognition of a transition.
• The impact of music upon your chakras and how it influences your energy. How sound can impact you and point awareness deep into its own core.
• How to respond to/learn from/support/teach children whose intuitive understandings of the universe and psychic abilities are already quite well-developed.
• The enhancement of your physical senses. Sound now feels so rich, where I can simply sit and listen to the depth of the sound and appreciate it in its entirety, like an acoustic orgasm almost.
• Feeling like someone turned the juiciness knob up on your sense of taste, where everything tastes like heaven. Imagine if everything you ate tasted ridiculously delicious…
• The incredibly fulfilling experience of simply being alive, more fulfilling than any worldly accomplishment ever could be. It’s not a sense of success so much, but rather a sense of deep wholeness and connection.
• Synchronicity and flow to the point where I don’t have to think about what to do and everything in my life falls into place perfectly. People, situations, circumstances, events, timing… it’s as if I can simply do what I love and at just the right time, a whole bunch of things *just so happen* to fall into place where I can keep going and enjoying the flow.
• The undeniably powerful presence of Love and its force as it pushes through the remaining resistances put in place by the dam we sometimes call the human ego.
• The speeding up and/or non-existence of the experience of time such that manifestations begin to happen quicker and quicker, down to minutes, then seconds, and then instantaneously.

What’s been valuable to me is not just it being another “this is what to do” book, although that is definitely covered from many directions. In my experience, once you get to a certain point, everything literally boils down to deeper and deeper levels of surrender. It’s quite simple, actually. Spirit basically takes over and what needs to happen happens.

This book is like a roadmap or a guide to the process, pointing out many of the events and transformations that you may go through in your journey, offering confirmation that you’re on the right path and suggestions on how to make the transitions more smoothly and naturally, without getting stuck. I’m only a third of the way through it thus far and only read it when it feels right to, yet it’s already helping me deal with fears such as, “Ah, what’s going on?? I’ve never experienced anything like this before and am totally confused. Am I completely off track here? Am I doing something wrong?”

If you are also walking your path and this book sounds like it would be a helpful companion, you can pick up your own copy from Amazon.

Enjoy the journey!