Sarah Saxby | The Soul Rehab Project™ Podcast
Oct 2, 2026 · 17 min · 7 segments
You’re living on the same street as everyone else, but you’re not living in the same reality anymore. In this episode, I talk about what it’s like to start seeing things clearly while almost everyone…
A great way to explain what I mean by those of us that are living a very different experience than most everyone around them, and how hard that is.
And then there's those of us that look at it and say, "It's literally in our face.
The people that see this as a jar, and those that are going, "Yes, it's literally in our face." That's it.
I stand there, I'm looking at this thing, and I'm like, "It's everywhere." When you see it, you can't stop seeing it.
So one way that I can explain what it feels like, you're living on the same street you always have, but everyone around you sees things differently than you do.
And it's like when we're born, there's a virtual reality headset that's put on us, and that's how you live your life.
It's like our, our essence never left where it's from, where it originated, but somebody put a VR headset on us, and this is how we're experiencing, I guess, what you call life.
And at some point in time, some people, I don't know why it happens to some people sooner, I don't know why it takes some people longer, no idea, but the VR headset starts to break down.
It starts losing its strength because I'm starting to see things outside of the virtual reality.
But you're walking around and 99.9% of the people around you still have a virtual reality headset on.
Do you know what that's like? The people with the headset on, they're seeing themselves next to a steep cliff, and you're like, "Guys, you're not on a cliff.
You're just not seeing it right." But you can't convince them that they're not standing at the edge of a cliff.
You, on the other hand, your headset is breaking down, and you're seeing that you were never on a cliff to begin with.
A great way to explain what I mean by those of us that are living a very different experience than most everyone around them, and how hard that is.
And then there's those of us that look at it and say, "It's literally in our face.
The people that see this as a jar, and those that are going, "Yes, it's literally in our face." That's it.
I stand there, I'm looking at this thing, and I'm like, "It's everywhere." When you see it, you can't stop seeing it.
So one way that I can explain what it feels like, you're living on the same street you always have, but everyone around you sees things differently than you do.
And it's like when we're born, there's a virtual reality headset that's put on us, and that's how you live your life.
It's like our, our essence never left where it's from, where it originated, but somebody put a VR headset on us, and this is how we're experiencing, I guess, what you call life.
And at some point in time, some people, I don't know why it happens to some people sooner, I don't know why it takes some people longer, no idea, but the VR headset starts to break down.
It starts losing its strength because I'm starting to see things outside of the virtual reality.
But you're walking around and 99.9% of the people around you still have a virtual reality headset on.
Do you know what that's like? The people with the headset on, they're seeing themselves next to a steep cliff, and you're like, "Guys, you're not on a cliff.
You're just not seeing it right." But you can't convince them that they're not standing at the edge of a cliff.
You, on the other hand, your headset is breaking down, and you're seeing that you were never on a cliff to begin with.
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