02/04/2026
There is an art to remembering.
As we begin to perceive beyond the familiar—beyond 3D and into wider, truer realities—our human systems need time to adjust.
Mind. Body. Nervous system. Vision.
It’s a lot like getting a new prescription for your glasses.
At first everything feels too sharp, disorienting, almost wrong.
Your depth perception is off.
Your body resists.
Your brain wonders if it was better before.
But nothing is wrong.
You’re just acclimating to clarity.
As we touch higher truths and deeper dimensions, many of us fear we’ll forget.
That this remembering is fragile.
That once we return to daily life, the old patterns will swallow us whole again.
But remembering isn’t something you lose.
It’s something that integrates.
The practice is not to grasp or strain—
but to soften, to let the new vision settle into the body,
to trust that what is true will root itself over time.
If you’re feeling disoriented, tender, or unsure right now—
you’re not doing it wrong.
You’re adjusting to a new way of seeing.
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