If you’re moving through a spiritual awakening, you’re not meant to do it alone. Drop your location so others in your area can connect. Share a photo of what’s helping you integrate your awakening — a book, a place, a practice, a person, nature, music… whatever is supporting you right now. This isn’t about having it figured out. It’s about being seen, staying grounded, and remembering we’re walking this together. Take what resonates. Share what feels safe. Connection is part of the integration. 🤍

Most people think awakening comes with clarity.A sense of direction.A new identity that finally makes sense. That wasn’t our experience. For us, awakening arrived like the map went missing while we were already moving. Familiar rules stopped working. The things that once guided decisions no longer applied. Insight came before language. Sensation came before meaning. The body knew long before the mind could keep up. There was no framework to follow. No lineage to step or instruction manual for how to stay human while everything reorganized. What surprised us most wasn’t the intensity, but how ordinary life kept going at the same time. Work. Relationships. Parenting. Family systems. Institutions.All still there. Still asking for participation.While something irreversible was unfolding underneath. Awakening without a map doesn’t feel like enlightenment. It feels like disorientation, grief, devotion, intimacy, and responsibility all at once. You don’t escape your life. You have to learn how to live inside it differently. We’re sharing this here because many of you are not looking for answers. You're looking for language. For recognition. For a place where you don’t have to collapse your experience into something neat or spiritualized. If this resonates, you’re not behind or doing it wrong. And you’re not meant to navigate it alone. If you feel called, share below: - What stopped working when your map disappeared? - Or what part of you is still trying to follow one?