EPISODE · Mar 22, 2026 · 14 MIN
I Experienced Something Beyond This Reality and Nothing Felt the Same
from The Cosmic Light Body Podcast With Marc Abrams · host Marc Abrams
There are moments on this path where reality can start to feel unfamiliar, and what you become aware of is difficult to put into words. In this episode, I share a recent experience where my consciousness expanded in a way I have never felt before. I talk about what this shift felt like and why experiences like this can happen during spiritual awakening. Many people going through ascension and consciousness expansion are noticing changes in perception, awareness, and how real this world feels. If you have felt like something deeper is starting to open but you cannot fully explain it, this video may resonate with where you are right now.🌀 Join my free 5-day challenge: Break the Pattern HERERewire your energy and reconnect with your Higher Self, one practice at a time.👁️ Most people are much closer to seeing energy than they think - they just don’t know what to look for. This course walks you through the exact steps to start recognizing auras and energetic fields. Learn more HERE🌟 Schedule a 1:1 Private Session with me HERE📚 You can purchase my new book "Sunny and Skye - A story about growing, spreading your wings, and finding home" on Amazon HERE
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There are moments on this path where reality can start to feel unfamiliar, and what you become aware of is difficult to put into words. In this episode, I share a recent experience where my consciousness expanded in a way I have never felt before. I talk about what this shift felt like and why experiences like this can happen during spiritual awakening. Many people going through ascension and consciousness expansion are noticing changes in perception, awareness, and how real this world...
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