A question about a place

[Guest guest]

Everytime I am walking home from work there is this stretch of road.

 

Especially if I have been practicing my chakras and am activated I

experience this funny thing. EVERY time, and whether I thínk about

it or not.

 

What I experience is that I feel " bouncy " . Every step I take on this

stretch of road it feels as if something is lifting me up. The

feeling is almost vertigo. I walk and when I take a step, then it

feels as if some force pulls me up before the next step.

 

As I've been doing intense chakra work it has gotten to the point

where I have problems walking this stretch. I mean it is surreal; I

bounce across it like a bunny. Every step I take, this force pulls

me up as if going up a stairway only when my foot hits the ground it

is still ground zero. Sometimes it is the opposite, and it feels as

if I am descending .

 

I once stopped at the middle of this place just to see what I'd

feel. Nothing but like gravitation wasn't down but sideways, like at

a 45 degree angle. My one leg had to support my weight so I wouldn't

fall down.

 

My question is this: What the hell is this that this place is? It is

always the same everytime I walk past it. As soon as I leave it,

then it goes away... but regardless of what I am thinking about or

whatever whenever I enter into it, it is adamant to arrive.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reminder to smile Richard and to bring that to others.

I'm reading the prayer of St Francis these days and applying that to my

process. Much of the same. Bring to others what you wish to experience.

 

As for that place, sounds very interesting. As long as these are good

and positive experiences I would explore that place further if I were

in your place. Perhaps there is some sort of energy vortex there or you

have a connection of some type there? Could you meditate there? And

have you tried going barefoot there? It's a road right? Maybe get off

to the side of the road barefoot there and see if anything 'comes up'.

 

Keep us posted!

 

be well, bradly