astral Travel

Victoria Spagnola
Oct 6
3 min read

🌌 Walking Between Worlds: Decoding Dense Astral Travel & Darker Energetic Encounters

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been journeying through layered realms—some vibrant and full of light, others heavier, shadowed, and confusing. This recent string of astral travel experiences has taught me that not all density is darkness, and not all darkness is evil. Some of it is memory, residue, or simply echoes of what hasn't yet been integrated.

🌿 The Astral Body in Transition

As I elevate into new timelines and frequencies, my astral body has become more sensitive and more active. While some journeys feel crystalline and celestial—floating among stars, visiting interdimensional temples, and receiving messages from light beings—others feel weighty and surreal. This isn’t a sign that something is wrong; it’s a reflection that I’m beginning to bridge and integrate more aspects of myself.

In this dense field, the energy moves slower. Thought forms linger longer. Energies of the collective and environment imprint more easily. These denser astral visits aren’t punishment—they’re opportunities for mastery.

🛌 The Man in the Hotel Room: Not a Nightmare

One of the more unsettling moments came while staying in a hotel. I had what seemed like a vivid nightmare—where a man stood silently, staring at me from within the room. His presence was so real, it jolted me awake.

At first, I labeled it as fear. But upon reflection, I realized this wasn’t a traditional dream. This was astral perception—my consciousness picking up on energy held in the room, possibly a discarnate being, memory imprint, or fragment of a timeline still present.

Hotels, by their nature, hold energy from many different travelers, events, and even ceremonies. If a ritual, trauma, or unresolved emotional experience occurred there, the residue lingers. Sensitive souls, especially those doing clearing work in the collective, will feel it.

💡 Interpretation: That man wasn’t a threat—he was an echo. Perhaps a protector of the space, perhaps a soul needing to be seen, or perhaps a mirror reflecting my own past-life memory in a similar room. I wasn’t being attacked—I was being initiated.

🧬 Astral Travel as Integration

Here’s what I’ve learned:

Not all dense realms are low-vibration—some are simply parts of self we’ve disowned.
Fear doesn’t mean “stop”—it means “pause and feel.”
These journeys are reflections of parts of our own multidimensional selves: the priestess, the shaman, the medicine woman, the extraterrestrial, the witch.

Every time I enter a new layer of the astral, I’m walking through a veil I once created. I’m being asked: Do you still fear this part of yourself? Or are you ready to reintegrate her?

🔮 A Call to Integration: Temple of Remembrance

When we consciously journey—whether through dreamwork, meditation, or energetic travel—we’re returning to our own Temple of Remembrance. In that sacred inner temple, we are offered a seat at the council of our own soul:

What part of you is ready to return?
What part of you still feels unsafe to reclaim?
Which past roles—witch, priestess, star-being—are ready to be reintegrated into your now?

In every vision, every dream, even in the heavy ones, this question remains: Can you love the part of yourself that walked through that realm?

🌙 Closing: Trusting the Dark to Lead You Home

So if you find yourself in unfamiliar places—waking up with fog, walking through strange dreams, or sensing presences in spaces that should feel safe—pause and breathe. You may not be in danger. You may simply be remembering.

And when you remember… you reclaim.

“I trust myself to walk between worlds. Even in the dark, I am the light.”

Victoria

DiVine Awakening Wellness Studio