Living Between Dimensions; and Not Getting Trapped in Any.

To me, living between dimensions is like multitasking.

It means remaining fully present in this physical world, vaguely respecting its laws, responsibilities, and practical realities; while also recognizing that there is a deeper spiritual reality operating beyond what our natural eyes can see.

It is learning to look beyond appearances and discern the meanings, symbolism, patterns, and deceptions that often shape this world.

The spiritual forces at work that seek to influence humanity, distract people from their God-given purpose, and infringe upon the freedom and sovereignty that God intended for every soul can be overwhelming, but by the blood of Jesus and through holy spirit we overcome all the powers of darkness.

Living between dimensions does not mean escaping the world. It means learning to navigate both the physical and the spiritual with wisdom and discernment. I still have responsibilities. I still pursue my dreams, build my businesses, love my family, and work toward the life I believe God has called me to create.

At the same time, I choose to remain spiritually awake, To question what I see, cross all my t’s and dot all my i’s. Yet, today as I enter my 42nd year of life; living between dimensions means maintaining gratitude to the Most High Almighty in every season and continuing to build the life I envision despite the opposition, uncertainty, or unseen spiritual battles.

Learning to Navigate the Simulation Without Losing Myself

Once I understood that I was living in a “Simulation,” I noticed that the “Sims” and parasitic forces seemed to try to make me overly concerned with the fact that they were watching me. There were moments when comments were made or things happened that could have caused me to become overly focused on the idea of my own “Truman Show.” For some people, experiences like this could easily become a distraction in themselves.

However, after several months, the novelty wore off.

I eventually began asking myself a very simple question:

What would Dahlia do before she knew it was a simulation? Is what they are simming about any of my business? Why do they want their comments to be my business?

Those questions changed everything for me.

Instead of allowing the “voices” to consume me, I began using my clairaudient awareness as an advantage. I could understand more about the programming around me without becoming completely absorbed by it. I could recognize certain patterns, observe what was happening, and still make decisions based on what I actually wanted for my life.

I developed a more well-rounded understanding of reality. I learned that I did not have to participate in everything happening around me and I did not have to become emotionally attached to every distraction, every perceived attack, every strange occurrence, or every obstacle. I could see the glitches and keep it moving and work around it.

I choose where to place my attention.

I can focus on my plans.

I can focus on my dreams.

I can focus on what I want to create.

And most importantly, I can continue moving forward.

There have been times when I did not know what the next step was, but I made a decision: to trust God anyway.

I would not believe every lie the devil tried to put in my mind or word curse the parasitics around me muttered as I moved about in public. I would not automatically believe that a setback meant I had failed, that a closed door or no meant nothing would ever change, or was final.

Sometimes faith requires you to leave your comfort zone completely.

Sometimes you have to move forward without knowing exactly where the road is going to lead, but just knowing you won’t turn back. They’ll be no return to Egypt after escaping all the Pharoahs.

I have reached a point where fear has left me.

That does not mean I do not recognize uncertainty. It means uncertainty no longer has the power to stop me.

I have become willing to push past what I have become accustomed to. I am willing to enter unfamiliar territory, take risks, start again, try something different, and prepare myself for whatever life may throw at me.

Because I know that the Lord has already trained me through the battles I have survived.

The disappointments trained me.

The rejection trained me.

The delays trained me.

The uncertainty trained me.

The moments when I had to keep going without knowing what would happen next trained me.

Those experiences developed patience, resilience, consistency, discipline, endurance, and faith within me.

If someone rejects me five times, I can still apply again.

If one door closes, I can look for another.

If I do not know exactly what is coming next, I can still take the next step that I can see.

I refuse to allow doubt to become my voice.

I refuse to allow fear to dictate my decisions.

I refuse to accept every negative thought that enters my mind as truth.

I speak down the doubt. I challenge the fear. I reject the Devil’s lies. And I keep moving.

Understanding the spiritual battle did not mean that the battle had to become my entire focus. In fact, I learned that one of the greatest ways to overcome distraction is to remain focused on the purpose God has placed inside of me.

I still have to live in this world.

I still have to build.

I still have to work.

I still have to make calls, apply for jobs, market my classes, write my books, create opportunities, make plans, and take action.

This is where I believe many people can become trapped in the idea of higher consciousness.

They begin to believe that because they have awakened spiritually, everything should simply appear.

But I do not believe that.

Faith is not passivity. Trust is not inactivity.

I believe God can open the door, but I still have to walk through it.

I believe God can provide the opportunity, but I still have to prepare myself to receive it.

I believe God can bring the golden eggs, but I have to build the nest.

That is what preparation means to me.

I may not know when the golden eggs are coming, but I can make sure the nest is ready.

I can prepare the résumé before the opportunity arrives.

I can build the business before the customers come.

I can write the book before the readers discover it.

I can develop the skills before the promotion comes.

I can create the environment that is ready to receive what I have been praying for.

Preparation is an act of faith. Action is an act of faith.

There is a difference between waiting on God and doing nothing.

Waiting on God means trusting His timing while continuing to walk.

It means taking the step you can see even when you cannot see the entire staircase.

And sometimes the greatest demonstration of faith is simply refusing to stop.

Jesus said “But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.” Matthew 24:13.

The more I understood the reality around me, the less I wanted to become distracted by it. I did not want to spend my life trying to figure out every hidden mechanism, every strange occurrence, or every battle happening around me, obsessively.

I wanted to live.

I wanted to create.

I wanted to experience.

I wanted to build.

I wanted to pursue the dreams God placed in me.

And I wanted to become the woman I would have been before I knew any of this existed, but with greater awareness, greater discernment, greater resilience, and greater faith.

That, for me, is what it means to live between dimensions.

I can recognize what is happening around me without allowing it to control me.

I can understand the programming without allowing it to program my decisions.

I can acknowledge spiritual warfare without allowing warfare to become my identity.

I can recognize uncertainty without allowing uncertainty to become fear.

And I can continue moving forward even when I do not know exactly what comes next.

I have come too far to allow fear to take me backward.

Whatever comes next, I am prepared to face it.

Not because I know exactly what is coming, but because I know who has brought me this far, and I know whose I am.

And I will remain steadfast.

I will keep believing.

I will keep building.

I will keep preparing.

I will keep moving.

And above all, I will keep trusting the Christ within me that keeps me connected to the one who sent me.