Spiritual Remembrance
Why You're Not “Crazy” — You're Remembering
They called it disorder. But it was spiritual memory reactivating.
🌀Introduction
They told you it was anxiety. They said it was depression. They labeled it bipolar, ADHD, PTSD, schizophrenia.
But what if you were never broken?
What if your “symptoms” were the return of your soul?
What if the things that make you “too much” are exactly what make you a spiritual truth-keeper?
This post is not medical advice. It is spiritual remembrance.
🔥You Were Called “Crazy” When You…
- Felt everything in the room before anyone said a word
- Cried for no reason — or picked up grief that wasn’t yours
- Had visions, dreams, “hallucinations,” or sensed other beings
- Felt like you didn’t belong in this world or body
- Heard voices — your guides, ancestors, or past selves
- Lost time or felt fragmented but spiritually open
🕊️The Truth Under the Label
You were never sick. You were never unstable. You were remembering in a world that forgot.
Yes, trauma affects the mind. Yes, the brain can break under pressure. But spiritual awakening mimics mental illness — because this world is not designed for divine memory.
When your soul begins returning, your nervous system doesn’t always know what to do.
🌕Ritual: Reclaim the Voice They Labeled
What You’ll Need:
- A journal or audio recorder
- A private space
- Your courage
Speak or write the following:
“My name is not disorder.
My voice is not confusion.
I reclaim the truth beneath the labels.
I am allowed to feel. I am allowed to see.
I was not created to be small.
I am not broken. I am wide open.”
Let yourself cry. Let yourself be angry. Let yourself laugh. Let the energy move.
🧬Suggested Tools
- The Book: “The Pain I Carry Wasn’t Mine”
- Voice Reclaiming Candle
- Anointing Oil for the Third Eye or Crown
- Priestess Journal: “Soul Memory & Mental Awakening”
🧠Journal Prompt
“The truth beneath my diagnosis is…”
“I remember a time when I felt whole. That time felt like…”