u/Vegetable-Pattern408

I’ve recently been introduced to the work of Dolores Cannon, and I honestly don’t even know how to fully put into words what it’s been like for me.

Everything I’ve been learning, her teachings, the concepts about consciousness, past lives, the universe, the 3 waves of volunteers, it’s all resonating with me on a level that feels deeper than just “interesting.” It feels familiar. Like something in me already knows it, and I’m just remembering. It’s kind of hard to explain without sounding out there, but it’s been a really meaningful and even emotional experience for me.

The hard part is when I try to share any of this with the people closest to me. I don’t expect everyone to agree or believe the same things I do, but it feels frustrating when they completely shut it down or aren’t open to even hearing about it. It makes me feel a little isolated in something that’s actually been really impactful for me.

So, I guess my question is... how do you deal with that?

If you’ve gone through a similar experience where you’re exploring new beliefs or perspectives that really resonate with you, but the people around you are closed off to it… how do you navigate that? Do you keep sharing? Do you just keep it to yourself? How do you stay connected to people while also honoring your own growth?

I would really appreciate hearing other thoughts or experiences.

I’ve recently been introduced to the work of Dolores Cannon, and I honestly don’t even know how to fully put into words what it’s been like for me.

Everything I’ve been learning, her teachings, the concepts about consciousness, past lives, the universe, the 3 waves of volunteers, it’s all resonating with me on a level that feels deeper than just “interesting.” It feels familiar. Like something in me already knows it, and I’m just remembering. It’s kind of hard to explain without sounding out there, but it’s been a really meaningful and even emotional experience for me.

The hard part is when I try to share any of this with the people closest to me. I don’t expect everyone to agree or believe the same things I do, but it feels frustrating when they completely shut it down or aren’t open to even hearing about it. It makes me feel a little isolated in something that’s actually been really impactful for me.

So, I guess my question is... how do you deal with that?

If you’ve gone through a similar experience where you’re exploring new beliefs or perspectives that really resonate with you, but the people around you are closed off to it… how do you navigate that? Do you keep sharing? Do you just keep it to yourself? How do you stay connected to people while also honoring your own growth?

I would really appreciate hearing other thoughts or experiences.

I’ve recently been introduced to the work of Dolores Cannon, and I honestly don’t even know how to fully put into words what it’s been like for me.

Everything I’ve been learning, her teachings, the concepts about consciousness, past lives, the universe, the 3 waves of volunteers, it’s all resonating with me on a level that feels deeper than just “interesting.” It feels familiar. Like something in me already knows it, and I’m just remembering. It’s kind of hard to explain without sounding out there, but it’s been a really meaningful and even emotional experience for me.

The hard part is when I try to share any of this with the people closest to me. I don’t expect everyone to agree or believe the same things I do, but it feels frustrating when they completely shut it down or aren’t open to even hearing about it. It makes me feel a little isolated in something that’s actually been really impactful for me.

So, I guess my question is... how do you deal with that?

If you’ve gone through a similar experience where you’re exploring new beliefs or perspectives that really resonate with you, but the people around you are closed off to it… how do you navigate that? Do you keep sharing? Do you just keep it to yourself? How do you stay connected to people while also honoring your own growth?

I would really appreciate hearing other thoughts or experiences.