[Sniliabiz]

i recently talked to david wilcock via email a few days ago, and in a part of it he noted my age and said that there were a lot of young people waking up, and there were actually a few other 15 year olds around on the forums (yes i'm 15, and ironically a "junior member"). so if you'd like to post your age when you "awakened" or "positively spiritually changed", or if not, your current age.

ah linear time, quite a mystery you are... (there seems to be a few of these kinds of threads lately, and i would have posted it a 3 days earlier, but i forgot...)

as stated above i'm 15, and i awakened, or "positively spiritually changed", when i was 13.

with love from the eternal consciousness...

-kyle

[Frannypaync]

i'm 20 years old...and became aware very very recently.

i think i've always had a very vague/basic understanding that everything is one...that we are all part of a whole and we need to see things as whole instead of seeing things as separate and apart. now looking back there are so many things that should have been obvious to me that i let pass me by. but i think it was a cumulative process for me.

i am really just at the beginning....i think we all are. i know there are many beautiful things still to come.

[Rounteetepehryn]

im 24, the work of [please e-mail for author] (author/expert on obe's) transformed me, practising his energy development methods gave me some extraordinary experiences more so than any other obe stuff i read, the guy really knows his stuff. this was about 5 years ago. i think obe's are a definate validation for the wider reality, if not its certainloy a start in unlocking our potential. there was a machine in sweden a while ago which induced an obe in people hooked up to the machine, i wonder what became of it... its a great shame nothing seems to have developed with the research since.

[XarokLasa]

i will put it to you this way. when i was little i was playing the atari 2600 and when i was 9 my best friend got the nintendo. that's right, not the super nintendo or the n64...just plain old nintendo. i witnessed the whole evolution of gaming.

i think the internet has played a huge role in the awakening of people of all ages. but especially these kids today that are growing up with basically any info imaginable at their fingertips, they are really wising up fast. i read a bunch of books back before the internet was really big so i was somewhat aware that there was so much more to this world then i learned in school. but when i started using the internet was when i started getting information that caused me to completely rearrange the way i viewed the world.

anyway, in the larger universal scheme of things we are not even an eye blink apart in time.

keep it light,
foo

[GillTeepbew]

i started tot awaken when i red a book of drunvalo melchizedek i was 20 then and now i'm 22

[pushokalex1]

i had my first real awakening experience when i was 16, but only relatively recently have i been more active in pursuing the vast expanse of information available to me. i am 18 now, and i certainly agree that the internet makes it much easier to engage in the awakening process at whatever rate a person desires.

[medprof]

can we define awakened?

i feel it has been a long process which started to speed up early this year

[rammossyAcron]

i was 21 when i had my first awakening, which began with a weekend conference my aunt recommended to me, and then really took off with a book she gave me which reflects a lot of the ideas and beliefs of david wilcock and the loo series. currently i'm 23 and still reading as much as i can to enhance my spiritual awakening.

[wbondarmunw]

my key awakening times were at ages: 6-9, 12, 21 through to now at 33 with key realignments over the last year. it's been a fun ride, and it's getting better every moment.

great to see so many awakening teenagers!

love,
cameron

[elektikaka]

greetings campers,

great topic for a thread, kyle!

well, for me, it was age 23, in october of 1975; coming up on 33 years ago...

it was a bit more difficult back then to avoid blowing your cover- and the jails, and psychiatric hospitals were full of the failures.

of course, we had no internet, either. only telephones, and typewriters- word-processers came along a bit later...

like it or not, this 3d reality is where we must do that which we came here to do. this is our forum; planet earth is our stage; the curtain's been raised; and the "cosmic community's" all focused on the big show going on right here, right now... during the ra, "law of one" transmissions, things were looking a bit iffy. but now,...

always knew the cavalry was gonna show up....

bob

[Teligacio]

i was 10 when i had my first obe, i was already 'awake' but after that i 'knew' much more. i am in my 40's now so i have been on a quest for truth and knowledge for a long time...lol

[mplawssix]

i was fully awake when i was about 5 or 6. i would see things and talk to folks and animals that were not there. my folks thought it was quite cute to see me having detailed conversations with things not present. my grandparents did not. they belonged to a sect (read cult) of christianity called the jehovahs witnesses. i was taken by my grandparents to meetings and services and told that what i was doing was wrong. i stopped talking to things that weren't there.
i grew out of going with them and wandered for a along time. reading about different religions and philosophies. when i was around 18 my mom told me about a "spaceman" she saw. she also gave me a book about ufos and contacts with aliens and so on. this was the start of my reawakening. since that time i have tried different things to regain things that i have lost. the one constant i have always had and used was meditation. admittedly, i don't meditate for hours a day but i recieve the clearest state of mind and do have visions. they range from simplistic things to puzzles (i call them that) that i have to work at to solve and make sense out of.

i realize in 39 (i just had a birthday on the 19) years, that what is given never goes away. so for the younger folks just waking up i give a hardy kudos. for the folks mid 20s to my age and beyond i say, "that hill ain't that hard to climb. lets get to the top and see where we want to go from there."

love and light,
karl