A Meditation Experience That Changed My Perspective

June 28, 2026

Today, during one of my meditation sessions, I experienced something that felt both profound and deeply personal.

As I settled into meditation, I first noticed a numbness spreading through my body, followed by a gentle vibration across my skin. My intention was to visualize new ideas for my business—specifically, how to improve the design of my shops, make them more accessible, and create a better experience for everyone who visits.

Despite my efforts, no ideas came. My mind remained still.

Then something unexpected happened.

It felt as though my inner being gently redirected my attention. In my mind's eye, I looked upward and saw a single bright star shining in the sky. At that moment, I experienced an overwhelming sense of connection. It felt as though I was connected to the entire universe. A powerful energy flowed through me, filling me with excitement, confidence, and a deep sense of strength.

For a brief moment, I wondered whether I could test this power. The thought crossed my mind that perhaps I could make a cup fall in the kitchen while I remained seated in the living room.

Almost immediately, another realization came.

The message was clear: Power is not meant for destruction or for proving itself. It is meant to bring harmony, create order, and improve what already exists.

That understanding stayed with me. Instead of using power to make things fall, I should use it to build, align, improve, and create positive change. That insight felt far more meaningful than any demonstration of force.

It was a beautiful experience, and I honestly did not want it to end.

As I continue practicing meditation and studying the teachings of Esther and Jerry Hicks, I find myself reaching deeper states of awareness. Whether others interpret experiences like this as psychological, spiritual, or symbolic, I see them as meaningful moments of personal reflection and growth.

I am grateful for the inspiration I have received through the writings and teachings of Esther and Jerry Hicks, and I look forward to continuing this journey of self-discovery.