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Often, when people talk of a so called “spiritual awakening”, they imagine that it’s about letting go of things they can’t control, looking at their life as blessed, and perhaps connecting to an intelligence greater than themselves. While all the above is true, a profound spiritual awakening can be one of the most terrifying experiences someone can go through, and can be likened to a psychotic break. A “dark night of the soul” isn’t a break-up with your partner, nor is it being fired from your job, and it isn’t even a devastating bereavement. While those events can trigger extreme feeling of hopelessness, and call into question life’s deeper meaning, an intense spiritual awakening can feel catastrophic. If you or someone you know is experiencing such an event, and regular channels of therapy are proving unsuccessful, then perhaps the answers lie in a noetic approach to what you are experiencing. Book an online (in person sessions available also within London) consultation and let’s navigate this new perspective together.
Often, when people talk of a so called “spiritual awakening”, they imagine that it’s about letting go of things they can’t control, looking at their life as blessed, and perhaps connecting to an intelligence greater than themselves. While all the above is true, a profound spiritual awakening can be one of the most terrifying experiences someone can go through, and can be likened to a psychotic break. A “dark night of the soul” isn’t a break-up with your partner, nor is it being fired from your job, and it isn’t even a devastating bereavement. While those events can trigger extreme feeling of hopelessness, and call into question life’s deeper meaning, an intense spiritual awakening can feel catastrophic. If you or someone you know is experiencing such an event, and regular channels of therapy are proving unsuccessful, then perhaps the answers lie in a noetic approach to what you are experiencing. Book an online (in person sessions available also within London) consultation and let’s navigate this new perspective together.