Same thing on both sides, Kelly, how could it be otherwise if, as Upanishads proclaim, "All this (ever-changing relative reality) is nothing but that (Unchanging Absolute Eternal Reality.)" However, just because in actuality there can be no difference, this does not mean that, at least initially, it appears to us as if there has been a huge change. The change is not in what things are, but in how we are now looking at them--our perception changes, evolves, and so our experiences of Reality, both inner and outer, do shift. Just as the world appears so very different to us when we are either awake, asleep or dreaming, so when Awareness evolves and changes, the world seems different. It's not, it is our consciousness which is different. Rest assured that, as our Awareness changes, grows, expands and evolves, and our sensory perceptions and intellectual understanding struggles to keep pace, we will feel some periods of disorientation, discomfort or strangeness, but that as time goes on these new experiences become normal and everything goes back to feeling ordinary again. Not the same as it was before, but no longer so strange or different. Sort of like, when one gets married and moves in with one's new partner, it's all so different, having this person around all the time, it takes awhile to get used to that. After a year, we feel comfortable with them around and, it may be, that it will feel strange if they are out of town for a few nights! So perhaps we're moving in with this new room mate--some degree of expanded awareness! We need to take some tome to get to know her better and become comfortable around her. In the meanwhile, enjoy the view, but don't become too attached to the scenery, for it will change, again and again...
Namaste,
Michael