The Purple Light ~ Inspirations and Spirituality : A Vision of Possible Identity

Thursday, September 25, 2025

A Vision of Possible Identity

By Kenneth Schmitt

Post on September 4, 2025

Maya's hands trembled as she gripped the hospital bed rail, watching her daughter's chest barely rise and fall. The machines beeped their mechanical lullaby, but beneath their electronic hum, she heard something else—a whisper that seemed to emerge from the very air around her.

“Let go of your fear,” the voice urged, though no one else stood in the sterile room.

For three days, seven-year-old Lily had remained unconscious after the accident. The doctors spoke in measured tones about brain trauma, about preparing for the worst. But Maya felt something stirring within her, a knowing that transcended their clinical assessment. This was a vibration of possibility that her rational mind couldn't grasp, yet her heart recognized as truth.

As exhaustion finally overtook her vigilance, Maya closed her eyes and completely relaxed. She surrendered to whatever force was calling her beyond the boundaries of her desperate, ego-driven thoughts. The moment she released her grip on control and beamed with love for her daughter, her world shifted.

She found herself aware beyond her body, watching herself collapsed in the hospital chair. But this wasn't unconsciousness—this was the most awake she had ever been. Colors pulsed with living energy, and she could see streams of light connecting every living being in the hospital. Nurses, sending out streams of compassion, moved among the rooms, while patients' hearts flickered like candles, some bright, others dimming.

Then she saw a luminous thread stretching from her heart to Lily's, pulsing with unconditional love. Following the beauty and joy inherent in this luminous cord, Maya felt her consciousness merge with something vast and knowing. In this expanded awareness, she understood that healing isn't something done to someone. It’s a collaboration with the deepest forces of existence itself.

Gratitude flooded through her for the vision she was realizing. Joy bubbled up from an inexhaustible spring within her being. She felt the presence of every person who had ever loved Lily, every prayer offered, every hope held. They formed a web of intention so powerful that her previous fears seemed like shadows cast by a flickering candle.

When Maya opened her eyes in the physical world, everything had changed. The harsh hospital lights now seemed to dance with warm energy. She could see the exhausted doctor approaching, but instead of dread, she felt only deep compassion for this man who carried the weight of so many families' hopes.

"Mrs. Chen," Dr. Martinez began, his voice heavy with the words he'd delivered too many times before.

Maya was already moving toward Lily's bed, her entire being aligned with a frequency of healing she had never accessed before. She placed her hands gently on her daughter's forehead, and instead of begging the universe for a miracle, she became the miracle. Love flowed through her like electrification, like the very essence of creation itself.

Dr. Martinez stopped mid-sentence as the monitors began changing. Lily's brain activity spiked, her vital signs strengthened, and color returned to her pale cheeks. But more than the machines' readings, it was the shift in the room's energy that left everyone speechless. The oppressive weight of fear had been replaced by something radiant and transformative.

Lily's eyes fluttered open, focusing immediately on her mother's face with perfect clarity. "Mama," she whispered, "I saw you flying with golden wings."

In the weeks that followed, Maya found she could no longer return to her old way of being. The expanded consciousness she had touched remained accessible, like a door, that, once opened could never truly close. She began to recognize the inner light in everyone she encountered. The grocery clerk, whose eyes held ancient wisdom, the businessman whose gruff exterior barely concealed a heart full of longing for connection, all began to glow in inner recognition.

Her conversations became transformative exchanges. Where once she had seen strangers, she now saw fellow travelers on the same journey of awakening. Her presence alone seemed to remind others of their own forgotten capacity for transcendence.

And Lily? She recovered completely and carried within her bright eyes the memory of realms beyond the physical, speaking casually of colors that had no names and of the music that stars make when we pay attention to them.

Maya understood now that the shift in consciousness is something beyond our cultural perspectives. It’s something we’re being drawn into, like flowers turning toward the sun. All that is required is the courage to release the illusion of fear and remember the luminous truth of our essence as the creative aspect of infinite consciousness.

Kenneth Schmitt