Resonance Through Storytelling

My Brain Injury Story & Universal Love

• Melanie Adrianna • Season 1 • Episode 8

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The field opens up with an unusual meeting and encounter with an intuitive channel working at a Target store, bringing up topics of channeling through a lesser known energy center and the experience of universal love. Reflecting on such transformative moments, I recount a pivotal experience from my past—a brain injury at age 18 that reshaped my perceptions and reawakened dormant psychic abilities. This life-altering event removed the barriers I had placed over my awareness as a child, forcing me into energetic perceptual overload.

As I share my personal stories, I invite you to explore the infinite possibilities that arise when we embrace the unknown and connect with universal consciousness. Join me on this journey of expanding awareness, where the boundaries of perception are pushed, and the profound power of love is unveiled.

Thank you for tuning in and creating this space with me.

To learn more about me or to work with me 1:1 online, please visit http://MelanieAdrianna.com or contact me at soundcreatrix@gmail.com.

Melanie Adrianna


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Thank you to Aleksey Chistilin from Pixabay for the orchestral background music and to Anastasia Kir from Pixabay for the piano background music.

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I'm creating an energy field for storytelling. I'm aligning my central channel, taking a breath in Ah, taking a breath in Inviting in the audience who is here to share in resonance today. I'm asking that my connection to source energy bring through the words, the stories, the wisdom and the insights to support this group in our expanding consciousness. I'm taking a moment to see you arrive. Every time I record an episode I get a little nervous. I don't know what's going to arise in the field. I'm also a little excited. I never considered myself a channel, but I guess to a certain degree I've been doing it my whole life in the form of bringing through information for other people, whether it's in the healthcare setting or giving some friend advice. I had the most exquisite experience yesterday. I went to a Target to buy a hockey puck. It's kind of a weird item to purchase in Virginia. I don't know how many people here play hockey, but I was buying a hockey puck for tuning forks. You use the puck to strike an unweighted tuning fork to make sound, and I met somebody working at Target who opened up a new gateway of possibility and consciousness that blew my mind. I started off by asking him where the hockey pucks were saying that I needed it for tuning forks and opened up a whole conversation about energy and quantum reality. And all of a sudden, in the midst of our conversation, he became a channel and I saw a stream of energy come through from above through the backside of his occipital ridge, on the backside of his neck.

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Many of you are aware that there are seven major energy centers or chakras in the body. There are others, there are some minor energy centers. Each organ has an energy center, but along the central channel there are several centers that are not always spoken of, and one of them is at the ridge of the base of the skull and that's usually where people channel information from through their unique connection to source. I can't tell you I know exactly how it works, but I can tell you what the experience of watching someone channel looks like. It's as if, in the moment of bringing through information from a universal source field, there's a requirement for their energy centers to be in alignment from above and below through the central channel. That's one of the reasons you can hear me in the beginning of this podcast aligning my central channel so I can bring through clear information for you all.

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But back to my target story. So this gentleman started channeling for me and he brought through some pretty accurate information about my life and what I'm going through right now. And it was like one moment we were having a conversation about hockey pucks and quantum physics and the next moment about hockey pucks and quantum physics. And the next moment there was a different quality to the stream of energy that was coming through and I could see it coming from above and moving through his occipital ridge and then the words flowing out and it was a gift, a spontaneous act of love. When I walked away from the conversation my heart was throbbing with love and I was almost walking around Target in a stupor. I didn't even know what I came there for. I was just walking through the aisles feeling this throbbing because one of the last pieces of information that he brought through was that when we interface with universal love, with the pure energy that connects all things beyond our preconceived notions of what love is, it can be so overwhelming and so big that we're afraid to go near it. And the information that he brought through was that when you enter a stream of consciousness like that, you don't have to do anything other than bathe in that frequency. It's just so big person or in a creative space or in a certain environment, just a feeling of overwhelming connection to all that is that love, the big L.

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In 2009, I experienced a brain injury after being in a car accident. I was 18 years old and I was driving to high school one morning in the winter. I'm not going to lay out the details of what happened, but I can tell you that after that event, it changed my entire life. When I was little, I had certain psychic perceptions and awarenesses of the non-physical that scared me, and into my teenage years I shut them off. After that brain injury and concussion, it took off all of my filters that I had placed over my psychic perceptions and all of a sudden, I can see and feel and perceive everything and everyone's fields. All the time I had no filter at all. I lost my perception of time and space and, to a certain degree, I lost my sanity too. At the age of 18 in Cleveland, ohio, in 2009, I didn't have the resources that I needed to navigate such a drastic shift. I went to a neurologist and took reflex tests and they told me that, on a relative scale compared to others who had experienced a concussion, that I was at .001% and my prognosis was I may get better in a week, a month, a year or never. And all they could offer me was painkillers which I didn't

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take. Within several weeks after the accident, I started remembering my past lives, and it was as if I was sitting in timeless motion of just one life after the next, just swooshing by my awareness. I don't even recall if I was moving or not. I don't recall if I was in a wake state, in a sleeping state or some weird in-between state, but it was just all of these different forms and these are past lives on this planet on Earth that I remembered at that time, and that experience went on for at least days, or maybe a week, maybe multiple weeks. It's so hard to tell when you're in timelessness. I could remember everything prior to the accident, but every moment after was just moment by moment, second by second. I couldn't remember my own thoughts and as people were speaking to me halfway through a sentence, I would forget what they were talking about. My left eye was dilated, I couldn't smell or taste, and my ears were so acutely sensitive to noise that the sound of a tissue being pulled out of a tissue box was like a bomb going

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off. As the months went by, my sensory perceptions changed and it was really strange. I started to develop a spatial awareness of energy and sounds and objects and it became so acute that I remember one experience in high school where I was standing on the opposite side of the gymnasium watching two people speak and I knew exactly what they were saying to each other, based on how they were gesturing toward each other and their facial expressions and just seeing the energy between them. And in a certain way that's one skill that has stuck with me over these years, where I'm able to look at the relationship between two people or between a person and an environment or circumstance, or between a person and an environment or circumstance, and they don't have to be in the space, they can be anywhere on the planet and I can see the nature of their communication, the feelings between them, the attachments between them and the intentions and wounding behind their communication. The human brain is amazing how it can reorganize neurological circuitry in order for us to be able to communicate. In the months and years following the car accident there were definitely times where I didn't know what kind of future I had If I stood a chance kind of future I had if I stood a

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chance. I experienced a lot of depression. My idea in high school was that after graduating I would go into the medical field and after the brain injury I had the memory of a goldfish. I couldn't do chemistry or physics or memorize physiological factoids, so instead I went into journalism school to learn how to communicate with people. Again by that fall, when I started my first semester at Marquette University in Milwaukee, wisconsin, my memory and attention span barely allowed me to remember a couple hours, if not half a day or something like that, I learned how to take really good notes in class. That was the only thing that really got me through Having to cram for each exam an hour or two beforehand because I literally couldn't hold the information in my mind longer than a few hours. Thankfully, that first semester they allowed me to take my exams in their special needs center where I had quiet and I didn't have to listen to 300 pencils scratching on a Scantron

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test. It took me about four years to get to a point I felt like I could finally move past the concussion, because I stopped identifying with it. During the period of time after the concussion and during my college years, I noticed that every single day, at some point I would have to justify my memory or explain to somebody what I was experiencing. But the day I woke up and I lived an entire day, without referencing the car accident or the concussion, I knew that something had shifted. It was that experience that got me interested in meditating and seeking alternative solutions to the anomalous symptoms that I was experiencing. When I look back at how much toil it has been recovering from that experience and then still coping with migraines for years, learning different forms of alternative medicine to help myself and to help others who had experienced concussion, spinal injury and nervous system dysregulation, I think about one particular experience that occurred around May of 2009, about two or three months after the car

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accident. It was the first time that I was able to get into a car and drive again, because I knew I had just enough focus to get myself from A to B and pay attention to stoplights and traffic around me. And I drove myself to a park and I had this transcendent experience. I sat at the base of a tree for an entire day and something shifted in my consciousness, where I became everything. I felt all pain, all love, all suffering and change. I was myself, but I was also in the trees and the animals. I was the movement of leaves. I was myself, but I was also in the trees and the animals. I was the movement of leaves, I was the storms. I was the violence, the peace, the lovemaking, the transit of people all over the planet, and the experience was timeless. I must have been sitting there from the morning time until the sun was going down and that was my cue that I needed to leave and drive home. I could have been there for eight hours or more and it felt like minutes, moments of time. It was

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timeless. That experience stuck with me for many years and pushed me forward, as I was experiencing pain and unexplainable symptoms and perceptual awarenesses and confusion. That one experience brought me a sense of hope or connection, that I wasn't going through all of this alone, that I actually was connected to everything and everyone. I don't think I thought about it that way at the time, but it was always in the back of my mind. I think there are experiences in life and clues that keep you going, even if what you're going through right now seems unbearable or impossible or

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unfathomable. When the man at Target brought up the fear of experiencing love, universal love that's so much bigger than romantic love or parental love. Sibling love. My mind went back to that experience in the park, a moment of timelessness, when I was plugged back into all that is Überrascht is the word that comes to mind is how I felt. A German word, it means astonished or surprised, but it has a connotation that includes more awe Überrascht. I like to believe that everything I've experienced and gone through is worth it, that I've learned a thing or two that I can share with you or that can support you in connecting more deeply to your connection to all, that is, to all that we are as individual aspects of Source that all come from a unified field that is love.

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Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Imo Nene. Anuauau Iyana, iauauau Iyanana, iauauau Iyunuauau Iyanuauaanehi, iyanuauaanehi iauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauauau.

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I thank you so much for joining me in this field today. I hope you're all enjoying blessed new beginnings this 2025. Until next time, cheers. Thank you.