Why Spiritually Awake People Don't Have Many Friends by Alan Watts
You know, there's something rather curious that happens when you begin to wake up. And I don't mean wake up in the morning after a good sleep, though that's important, too. I mean wake up in the sense of seeing through the game, understanding the cosmic joke, realizing that you are not a stranger in this universe, but rather an essential feature of it. When this awakening begins to occur, you'll notice something peculiar. Your circle of friends starts to shrink. Not because you've become disagreeable or antisocial, but because you've begun to operate on an entirely different frequency. It's rather like trying to tune into a radio station that most people can't quite pick up. They hear static where you hear music, and they hear music where you've begun to notice the silence between the notes.
“The Spiritual Purpose of Loneliness" During Ascension” by Kelly Ashley
Ah loneliness. There may be a multitude of varying signs or symptoms that anyone could have during awakening – and no two would ever be the same – but one symptom that I see universally throughout my clients is loneliness. Ironically, we are united in that. I went through it too, and for the most part, I spent my awakening cursing that loneliness, reflecting on the complexity of my experience and wondering how anyone could ever possibly understand what I was going through. I thought somehow I was flawed. I thought that I was entirely alone, and I had no idea that so many others were going through the exact same thing. It wasn’t until long after the intensity of my awakening had calmed that I began to see how this loneliness had served me. I began to recognize that the loneliness that I had experienced actually had a purpose, and it had benefited me in numerous ways (however, that doesn’t mean you have to suffer it, but more on that later).
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