Much of Western civilization carries the split that came with the rational materialist age: the belief that if something cannot be seen or measured, it isn’t real. Everything that falls into that landscape was collectively pushed down into the Underworld. We find ourselves still immersed in the context of materialist Overculture, while simultaneously at the precipice of great change. The Overculture fosters disconnection from our sacred inner worlds—our dreams, the deep and mysterious psyche, contact with otherworlds and beings, and our multidimensional selves. These realms of consciousness are where profound experiences unfold, yet the Overculture dismisses them as unimportant or nonexistent.

As we begin the journey of re-enchanting the world as alive, animate, and populated by countless seen and unseen beings, we may wrestle with feeling safe at night, how to define reality, where to place our attention, and how to integrate extraordinary experiences into daily life. We might feel on one hand exquisitely alone and misunderstood, while also feeling the presence of very real Company. We can find ourselves caught between wanting these experiences to stop and wanting them to continue. What started as a draw toward the Mystery can quickly highlight the need for discernment, boundary, consent, ethics, agency, and nourishing community.

With supportive practices, we can learn to sleep peacefully, feel safe in our own bodies, and integrate even our strangest experiences. This journey is one of empowerment—claiming our gifts, finding community, and welcoming our multidimensional humanity. It is about reclaiming our sacred interiority without abandoning rationality, connecting with unseen teams and resources, and learning to trust the mysterious inner realms. Along the way we may begin to cultivate our psychic gifts, develop positive contact with non‑human intelligence, and find clarity and meaning, all while staying grounded in our own lives and sovereignty.