Discovering the MegaQuantic Field: A New Dimension of Healing – An Interview with Victoria Basil

What if every obstacle you’ve faced was secretly shaping you into the healer and guide you were meant to become?

For Victoria Basil, the journey from a strict Orthodox upbringing in Moldova to becoming a gifted multidimensional healer was anything but ordinary. From spiritual sickness experiences in her youth to mastering the energetic language of the body and pioneering MegaQuantic readings, Victoria’s path has been shaped by profound challenges and a relentless inner drive to uncover life’s deepest truths.

In this conversation, she opens up about forgiveness, soul blueprints, and the hidden blessings of adversity, offering wisdom for anyone ready to shift their perspective and embrace their spiritual evolution. Continue reading or listen in by subscribing for free on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or YouTube to discover how Victoria Basil’s insights can inspire your own spiritual path.

In your Awakened Hearts chapter, you discuss your religious upbringing. I’d love to hear where you grew up, what that environment was like in terms of faith and religion, and how that shaped or perhaps even limited your spiritual development.

Victoria Basil: I would say it both helped me and restrained me. There were two opposite sides, and I’ve taken the best parts from both.

I was born in Moldova, a tiny country between Ukraine and Romania. I spent most of my childhood and teenage years in a village where my grandparents lived. Their house was located near a sacred monastery, and my grandmother was a seamstress who made clothes for monks and monastic people. My early years were spent in such an environment.

The foundation of my childhood was deeply rooted in faith — specifically Orthodox Christianity. It was a strict environment. Even within my family, there was a very structured, traditional approach: parents were parents, children were children, and there wasn’t really friendship or openness between them. At the time, I hated it. I longed to simply enjoy childhood, to play and relax like other kids. But now, as an adult, I realize that was the best foundation my parents and grandparents could have given me.

I grew up going to church every Sunday, surrounded by pastors, priests, and monks. I hold a lot of gratitude for that experience now, because I know I’ll probably never encounter that exact environment again.

At the time, though, it also sparked a lot of difficult questions within me. As a child, I couldn’t understand how all souls either went to heaven or hell. Where was the space for so many souls? How could one life determine everything? What if you failed — would you never get another chance?

Did you ask those questions of your parents, grandparents, or religious leaders?

Victoria Basil: I did, yes. But the answers were minimal. If I pressed too hard, it was considered a sin to question God. So, I kept many of those questions to myself, even though I wasn’t satisfied with the explanations — or, often, the lack of explanations.

Eventually, like many teenagers, I went through a phase of disconnecting: going out, partying, focusing on friends. But I remain grateful for that foundation, because it gave me something to hold onto in the darker times that followed — times of depression and anxiety that I now recognize stretched across many years.

Each time I faced thoughts of not wanting to continue in this life, the teachings from my grandparents echoed in me: that it was a sin to give up on life. That belief, planted early, helped me through difficult moments.

Now, I have a very different perspective. I didn’t change my religion, but I expanded beyond it. I began to connect religion with science, which I call spiritual metaphysics. Even as a child, I sensed there was a bridge between science and religion, though my grandparents would warn me: “Don’t even think about it — science is the enemy of religion.” Still, I held onto that quiet knowing within myself.

I kept many questions and experiences private, but I’m grateful for all of it, even the painful parts.

One of the things you talk about in Awakened Hearts is that you experienced something like an exorcism during adolescence. What were those experiences like, and how do you make sense of them now, looking back?

Victoria Basil: This is actually a bit of an exclusive conversation, because I rarely speak publicly about this. Very few people, even those close to me, know about that side of my life. I buried it deep inside for a long time.

But now, more than two decades later, I can talk about it because I’ve found the answers to why it happened and why my soul chose to go through such deep, intense experiences. Every major event in my life has been emotionally deep and often harsh, and I understand now that my soul deliberately chose this path.

The exorcism-like experience began when I was about 14 or 15 and lasted for about a year and a half. It didn’t take me long to eventually move past what I now call a “spiritual illness” — just as the physical body can fall ill, so can the soul. Looking back now, I can talk about it with positivity, even humor, but at the time, it was not funny at all.

How was that manifesting in terms of what you call spiritual sickness? How was that showing up in your life?

Victoria Basil: I was a teenager, 14 or 15, just starting to step into adulthood, enjoying life — and then, out of nowhere, something shifted. I’ve always been someone who receives messages, though back then, I didn’t know where they were coming from or why they were happening.

That summer, I was at my grandparents’ house in the village when I suddenly felt called to visit the Pochaev Monastery in Ukraine, a very sacred place. It was spontaneous — I contacted a tour company, and miraculously, there was just one spot left on the bus. Even though I didn’t have the money, somehow everything aligned, and I made it there.

At that monastery, I discovered what was happening to me. The experience I was having was possession — and it was heavy. I went through about a year to a year and a half of intense experiences. There were times I couldn’t remember anything because my physical body was taken over. Sometimes, out of nowhere, I’d start speaking in a strange language no one understood.

I recall one priest telling my mother that I was speaking what is now called “light language,” but in my case, it was coming through lower frequencies. Back then, I had no idea what light language was; it wasn’t something people talked about, especially in that part of the world.

During this time, I was constantly traveling to various sacred churches and monasteries, seeking help. Eventually, I found a priest who helped me immensely. I began fasting, gave up eating meat, and was a pescatarian for eight years — not because I deliberately chose it, but because something in me shifted.

Looking back, I sometimes cry — not from sadness, but from a deep sense of gratitude. I made it through something tough, and now I’m able to help others who might be experiencing similar things.

The first major lesson I learned through that experience was the power of forgiveness. It doesn’t matter who wronged you or who continues to do you wrong — you have to forgive. That was the key that helped me clear the “illness” in my soul.

The second lesson, which became clear to me 15 years later, was that I came into this lifetime to clear ancestral karma. I chose to be the soul that would clean and heal what was old in my ancestral lineage.

The third lesson came to me more recently, and I explore it in depth in my upcoming book. I now understand that we humans have both human DNA and soul DNA — an incredibly complex blueprint. Before we incarnate, we choose the experiences we need to fulfill that blueprint, just like choosing ingredients for a recipe.

For me to go through these specific experiences, it’s because my soul blueprint didn’t have enough of those kinds of experiences yet. I came into this life needing to fill in those gaps so that I could evolve. Our planet has certain requirements for what it means to have a whole experience here, and my soul chose to meet those.

That first lesson you talked about — forgiveness — is something I’ve heard echoed in the work of many others. One of the things you mention in your book is the use of alcohol to cope with emotional pain, and you actually connect alcohol use to your spiritual gifts, beginning to awaken. That’s interesting because people often say alcohol deadens intuition, but in your case, you said it awakened something. How did that play out for you?

Victoria Basil: Every soul has its own unique experience. You can’t look at someone else’s journey and think you’ll have the same. We each walk our path, and that’s something we should honor because it’s beautiful in its individuality.

With alcohol, I want to be clear — I didn’t have an addiction issue. But, for example, at events or parties, I would sometimes drink more than I should. Looking back, I now see that since childhood, I had been living with a kind of depression, though no one had words for it back then. You were simply expected to keep moving through life.

Over time, I realized I carried a lot of trauma. I don’t see myself as a victim, though — it’s just something I had to recognize and work through. Even before alcohol, my spiritual gifts were already open, but I didn’t know they were gifts. I thought I was the black sheep of the family — the strange one who saw things, felt things, sensed things — and I couldn’t explain it. I even thought I might be cursed.

When I drank, sometimes it numbed my emotions, especially when I was grieving the experience of wanting to become a mother, and it was not happening. But then something fascinating happened.

One day, I was at a friend’s house, a little tipsy, and I picked up a photograph. Instinctively, I placed my palm over it and could feel sensations — cold, warm — and I could sense whether someone in the photo was alive or had passed. My friend was shocked, asking, “How do you know this?” And I laughed, saying, “I don’t know!”

After that, more intuitive channels began to open. But even as it was happening, I knew alcohol wasn’t the right way to access these gifts. That realization led me on a quest to figure out how to tap into the same abilities without needing alcohol.

That journey has brought me to where I am today: I don’t eat meat, I’ve been alcohol-free since 2021, and I feel like the happiest version of myself I’ve ever been.

I would like to read a few sentences from your Awakened Hearts chapter that I found particularly inspiring. You write: “Every obstacle or difficulty you encounter in this life is a blessing, no matter how unfair or painful it may seem. In the beginning, there was darkness, but if I hadn’t perceived the darkness, I couldn’t have accepted the presence of light, just as light cannot understand darkness without crossing through it.” So, if someone feels surrounded by obstacles in their life, how can they see it as a blessing in the moment?

Victoria Basil: I’ll be very honest — in the moment, it’s nearly impossible for a person to see it as a blessing. I’ve been through many difficult experiences, and even now, when I face an uncomfortable situation, I remind myself to pause and ask, “What is the message here?”

Back then, I didn’t know how to think that way. Let me offer a simple example that stuck with me over the years: imagine a homeless person. They’re cold, hungry, and lacking shelter. If you approach them and start talking about God, spirituality, or shadow work, they won’t be able to hear you — you’re speaking the same language, but the message won’t reach them. First, you have to address their immediate needs: feed them, help them clean up, and offer warmth and safety. Only after that can you begin to explain the deeper meaning behind their experience.

It’s the same for all of us. When we’re in the middle of hardship, we can’t always grasp the lesson right away. The best first step is to pause — don’t rush, don’t overthink, don’t take hasty actions. Simply breathe, perhaps doing a brief breathwork exercise, and allow yourself to slow down. Then you can begin to ask, “What is the message here? What am I meant to learn from this?”

It’s important to understand that everything happening outside of you — people, situations, conflicts — is actually a mirror of what’s inside. Often, when we go inward, we realize we’re holding onto anger, resentment, or self-rejection. That’s what’s being reflected to us.

Start by asking gentle questions, and you’ll begin to receive small, step-by-step answers.

I’ve learned a golden rule over time: the first five seconds after you ask a question — that’s when your higher self, your intuition, speaks to you. If it takes longer, your ego mind or “monkey mind” tends to jump in and cloud things with logic or doubt.

And remember, even light can blind you if there’s too much of it. We need contrast to grow. If you’re surrounded by darkness, when you finally see a sliver of light, you recognize the solution. Similarly, if you’re surrounded by light, sometimes you become curious about the shadow.

Our soul is curious; that’s how it experiences life. As humans, we tend to say, “Why is God punishing me? Why am I suffering?” But it’s not about punishment — you are the creator of your own life. When I first heard that, I resisted it: “How can I be the creator when I’m suffering so much?” But over time, I realized suffering is just another name for life lessons — opportunities to move to the next level, like in school. You can’t graduate until you pass the test. Life is just like that.

You write about that in the book. You say: “Life shouldn’t be taken too seriously because it’s all a game. When you truly find yourself and realize that the only love and savior is you, then you can live a happier, more harmonious, and prosperous life.” So if I shift my thought process, my awareness, and the story I’m telling myself — that life is a game — how does that impact my life? How will that help me live differently?

Victoria Basil: I love giving simple examples because that’s how I teach and practice — simplicity always lands better than complicated, fancy explanations.

So imagine you’re watching your favorite TV show. It has a first season, a second season — you follow along, and you have favorite actors or actresses. But you also know that the same actor might play one character in one show and a completely different character in another.

Our life is exactly like that. We play different roles depending on the circle of people we’re with. In one “movie,” you’re sweet and friendly; in another, you might be the enemy or antagonist in someone else’s story. Why should we take it so seriously when we’re all just playing roles?

Here’s another example: think about a video game. You pick your character, customize how they look, and play through levels. Once you complete a level, you move to the next. That’s how life works — it’s a game.

If you take life too seriously, you get stuck in the painful experiences. But when you remember it’s all part of a bigger play, you can move on with more ease.

Sometimes you’ll have tough interactions with people — but often, it’s not even about you. You might simply be the mirror that the other person needs to see their lessons. So don’t take it personally, and don’t take it so seriously.

When you shift your mindset in this way, life opens up. You’re no longer weighed down by every hardship or confrontation. Instead, you become a conscious player in the game — moving through it with awareness, grace, and even a bit of curiosity.

So when you meet someone — let’s say you’re on an airplane or a bus or on vacation — and they ask, “Victoria, what do you do? I don’t understand, how do you help people?” How would you describe it?

Victoria Basil: That’s a great question — and honestly, sometimes it’s not difficult to answer, but because I’m such a multidimensional person, even as just Victoria the human, it’s layered. I love life! I love experiencing different things: hiking, nature, skydiving, scuba diving — I have a personal motto: no matter how scared you are, try it once. If you like it, you’ll do it again; if you don’t, you can say thank you and move on.

I’m also endlessly curious. I love diving into knowledge — from accounting, law, and science to spirituality and biology. I gather insights from many fields because that’s how I am by nature.

Years ago, when I was doing shadow work, a guide told me, “Your gift is simply being present. Your energy helps people without you needing to do anything.” Back then, I didn’t understand how that was possible — I thought I had to prove what I was doing. But over time, I realized it’s true: by simply being present, I help others.

In a more direct sense, I have a unique ability — I can scan the physical body and see deeply, almost like a living X-ray, CT scan, or MRI. I can sense DNA, blood, organs, bones, brain pathways — it’s something I’ve never encountered in anyone else.

How long does this take, and what exactly are you looking for?

Victoria Basil: My sessions usually last about two hours. During that time, I tap directly into the body — I can detect if an organ has been removed or sense the subtle workings inside the organs, heart, thyroid, or brain.

I recently had a client with cancer who had undergone chemotherapy. Before each session, I ask clients not to share any prior information with me — I prefer to go in fresh. In this case, I was able to uncover the root cause behind the issue simply through intuitive scanning.

It took me over two years to accept that this was truly my path. At first, I was overwhelmed; it felt unbelievable. However, I eventually came to embrace it fully and dedicated myself to helping others.

So people come to you when they’re struggling with mysterious illnesses or unexplained conditions?

Victoria Basil: Yes, I work with clients from all backgrounds. Some individuals come with current health issues, others want to address past health concerns, and still others are simply curious to understand more about their energetic and physical well-being.

You also developed a unique type of reading called MegaQuantic Reading. How does that differ from other energy healing methods, and how does it help people?

Victoria Basil: Yes! MegaQuantic is a new field — one that humanity hasn’t yet fully discovered. Here’s a simple way to understand it.

Most people are familiar with the Akashic Records — a kind of energetic library holding the record of all your soul’s experiences. That’s the first energetic field, closest to our reality. The second is the Quantum Field, which many people know as the realm of fluid, always-moving energy where instant healing and real-time shifts happen.

But during one of my deep meditation sessions, I tapped into something beyond both: the MegaQuantic Field. I received the name “MegaQuantic” directly during meditation — although at first, my logical mind questioned why it wasn’t called “MegaQuantum.” When I returned to meditation to explore it further, I learned that the suffix “-ic” refers to a specific frequency unique to this field.

MegaQuantic exists above the Akashic and Quantum fields. It’s the highest, purest field I’ve encountered, a realm where no duality exists. Lower frequencies or entities can’t survive there — they appear as only white, shadowy forms, unable to take shape.

What’s remarkable is that when you access the MegaQuantic Field, you bypass third-party energies like guides or angels. You tap directly into Source itself. Through this connection, I’ve engaged with some of the most advanced beings — from dimensions as high as the 294th!

How does this help people during a session?

Victoria Basil: People often seek this reading when they’re further along on their spiritual journey. Maybe they’ve already explored past lives, cleared karmic ties, and done deep shadow work — but they’re ready for something beyond that.

While the Quantum Field offers real-time healing and fluid transformation, the MegaQuantic Field offers large-scale, multidimensional clearing. In just one session, you can release past life baggage, parallel life patterns, and simultaneous lifetimes — all on a massive scale.

When I’m in the MegaQuantic Field, I feel no pain, only bliss. It’s like existing in a continuous state of heaven. It’s the most profound, loving field I’ve ever touched — and it’s where the deepest, most expansive healing can happen.

If someone wants to reach out to you for a physical body scan, a MegaQuantic Reading, or any of the other services you offer, what’s the best way for them to connect and follow you?

Victoria Basil: First of all, they can find me on the Awakened Lifestyle platform — which I’m so happy about! David, I’m so grateful you created that; it’s truly amazing. Through Awakened Lifestyle, people can easily access everything: my website, my Facebook, my Instagram — it’s all in one convenient place.

If you visit my website, you’ll also find my Awakened Lifestyle profile, so everything is connected and simple. I really try to make it easy and accessible because life is already full of enough daily challenges — we don’t need to complicate things further!

Additionally, I’m excited to announce the upcoming launch of my channeled book, “Infinity Triangle: Star People’s Wisdom,” which will be released in multiple languages. It will be launched in September. This transformative work unveils a wealth of channeled new wisdom from advanced multidimensional beings, introducing readers to previously unknown extraterrestrial races and groundbreaking discoveries in the Quantum Field. For the first time, it explores the MegaQuantic field, a revolutionary framework that redefines our understanding of existence. The book also delves into the profound significance of portal years in relation to human years, the interplay between physical DNA and Soul DNA, and a tapestry of higher knowledge about the future, and much more, offering a glimpse into the limitless possibilities of multidimensional realities.

Victoria, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for sharing your journey, your wisdom, and the ways you’re serving the world. Our world is truly a better place because you are here doing this work. We deeply appreciate you. Thank you.

Victoria Basil: Thank you so much, David, and thank you to everyone here for creating this space and for taking the time to listen and be present.

My message to all of you is this: just be present in the now moment. If you’re caught up in your past or worrying about the future, you’re missing the space between them — and that gap, the present moment, is where real transformation happens.

If you’re struggling to change your life for the better, just try taking baby steps. I know deep in my bones that you are amazing and incredible just as you are. You are enough, because you are pure love — no matter your situation, no matter what you’ve been through.

Stay humble, stay present, and know that you are loved. I love you all. Thank you so much. I’m sending so much love and light to each of you.