Without many being aware of it, we move between different states of reality. The experience of them has been described and reproduced in many different ways throughout time and by many different cultures, but their reality and content are still the same. Even though we formulate our experiences of the states that arise as patterns of the energy we encounter in a way that unites it with our lives in a unique way. But in order for this connection to emerge and become possible between us and this content, outside of our social conditioning, we seek it out together or individually more or less consciously in a psychic space where it can be enabled and occur on its own terms. We let go of our social roles and through the spirit masks that we put on and let ourselves be inspired by, we let them use us to produce the information we seek through the underlying sources of inspiration that interact with us. They do not use what we call speech, but they convey the information in a raw and unprocessed feeling of unadulterated truth, in sudden insights. The energy content we encounter is initially so intense that we are flooded with it. But by allowing other original sources to act upon them and have their say as we encounter them and process them through our psychically inspired conduct, it becomes possible to transform what happens to us into experiences that our consciousness can retain and we can embody in a psychically meaningful way. This then enables us to take that information back with us from this psychic space when we leave it and return to the physical world, to society and our social life, while leaving behind the original energy that inspired us, honoring its sources and putting the information we have received into practical use in our lives. This psychic content, with its spirits of inspiration, when manifested, becomes the various forms that we express as we allow ourselves to be inspired by them, and something that we encounter in the psychic space that we embody in an interpersonal sense of that experience and as something we often refer to as having what we call soul.