How important is spirituality in your life?

Spirituality is essential to me, so much so that it has become my business. My whole life revolves around it. There’s this thing that says that people either lean towards more transcendence or imminence. Where transcendence is that you are more comfortable being amongst God, Source, Universe, the angels, the Divine, the spiritual world, the ethereal and astral world, and learning the ways and secrets of the universe and immanence is more comfortable out in the physical world interacting with others doing things and in the 3-D like building businesses or interacting with others in a day-to-day life holding down a 9 to 5 job things of the physical world you are more interested in the material world. For lack of words, those leaning more towards resonating with imminence are more comfortable being human. And those leaning more towards transcendence are very uncomfortable living a human life. The 3-D earth, life, and world existence are very foreign, bizarre, and a lot more difficult for those who resonate with having transcendence. I am one of those who resonate with transcendence, so life on earth has always been very much about me wanting to get very, very, very close with my angels, my guides, my spirit squad and learn everything that I possibly could about spirituality and God, Source, Universe, and, everything in between. Not only that, but I’ve died clinically seven times this lifetime, at 31 years old. I have had 15 surgeries and numerous freak accidents that went along with these things, and my relationship with life and death is very close, I would say, at this point in my life. When you experience these kinds of things and have witnessed the things I have seen from a very young age, you become even more inclined to want to know more about what you have experienced. That was one of the reasons I started Ascension Oracle Vii as my business: to help others understand exactly what they’re going through with spiritual awakening and enlightenment. The process of ascension is challenging. It’s rough, it’s hard, it’s not cookie-cutter, and you do a lot of things alone and in isolation. Spirituality has become the foundation of my life from a young age, and I would highly encourage everybody to go down the rabbit hole at some point in time to really find out what’s waiting on that other side.