Guest guest Posted January 13, 2010 Report Share Posted January 13, 2010 Hi! Several years ago I had an empathic experience. I experienced being bulimic and I have never been bulimic. I just love food and that is why I had ballooned up to 225 pounds (another lifetime for me now). When I experienced this several years ago from a woman in the same restaurant I was in, I even went so far as to go to the bathroom with the intention of taking action on that feeling. But then, thankfully, it seems the act of getting further away from the woman who was bulimic allowed me the space to come back to my real emotions and I woke up to my true self again. Another such example is something I described a few months ago to everyone in this group. Stagefright during yoga! I then realized having never experienced it since that it was never truly mine (except for those few short days). I was partnered with a very nervous girl in order to practice our yoga poses in front of our teacher training class. Her nervousness stemmed beyond mine into real stage fright and body shakes. I've never experienced that. I was nervous but not to that extreme. Suddenly when I looked into her eyes, I became her nervousness and my body would not stop shaking. It took two days for it to go away (and a week for some smaller effects to fall away) and for me to realize through observing her that it was hers and not mine. My last, most recent, example is even more elusive. It is about receiving another's emotions as well as possible entities attached to them. I'm unsure if it was both or just her emotions. I was in a Sunday morning yoga class and next to a woman who came into the class in tears. I was late and did not know all of what was going on until a few days later. Halfway through the class my yoga teacher noticed this woman had tears streaming down her face. As my yoga teacher explained to me two days later during our yoga teacher training class, it took all of this woman's energy to come to yoga class because of severe depression and anxiety. My yoga teacher went to the girl and had her lay down on a bolster in order to open up her chest and heart. The girl remained laying down for the remainder of the class. And unbeknownst to all of us, our teacher started to practice reiki (energy healing) during class in between yoga pose transitions. She would place certain crystals on her as she was drawn to. I knew she was assisting her but hadn't realized a reiki session had commenced. I commended my yoga teacher for her ability to still keep the class flowing while assisting this woman. Later that same day I started to feel drained and depressed with slight anxiousness. I had bouts of uncontrolled crying. This followed into the next two days! I thought I was simply under the weather so I worked from home on Monday. I thought I was starting to feel a bit better by nightfall but upon waking I still felt a horrible tug on my Solar Plexus and a nauciousness in my belly (a similar feeling of being psychically or energetically attacked). So I ended up having to call in to work this time and not even work at all. I forced myself through my morning cardio workout that lifted my spirits a bit. Then I assisted the kids through their breakfast routine and dropped them to school and daycare. When I got home I decided to go right into a yoga session where I would prepare for a yoga class I was to teach the next day. I felt better after this hour session. I then opened up the book I have written and am about to publish and began editing it again. Something I hadn't done in probably a month. While doing this I felt so good energy-wise I ended up finishing up two long-term assignments ahead of schedule for my yoga teacher training. So in doing this I was doing some wonderful yoga and energy work on myself for sure. Before I knew it the nap I wanted to take had slipped away because I was so enthralled with the energy of my book and then the yoga assignments. All of this focused energy got me away from feeling icky. I really felt good and decided I could do one more quick strength training work out and finally relax and eat something. The closer I got to nightfall and my weekly Yoga Teacher Training class the better I started to feel. Once in class that very evening this same yoga teacher mentioned she hadn't felt good either. When I shared the same she asked me about it. We each realized we *both* felt exactly the same since the completion of that yoga class and both started to feel better and better as we neared the yoga teacher training class. She admitted that she didn't have a good method readily available to clear her energies after that impromptu energy session. During this yoga class she was practicing reiki and releasing some of this woman's blockages and I was near by. However, as has pointed out several time once Kundalini is awakened you are profoundly effected by the energy in the environment that surrounds you (the people, the energy, the experiences). You are more susceptible to the energy that surrounds your environment. It is aimed at you like a laser beam almost. And I've noticed that this has turned into " Empathy " for me where I feel what that person feels. I don't always know I'm experiencing it and it's rare as I prefer to only feel my feelings and not others, but we are energy beings and are all connected. As the Kundalini awakens more it seems to be coming up more and more. So now with this woman in this yoga class who is depressed with anxiety... I felt that. I used to experience that in what seems like a lifetime ago. I even said in the midst of this feeling after that yoga class that " this isn't mine " and then when I heard that my yoga teacher had the same exact experience as me I knew 100% that it wasn't mine! I was so relieved. I had gotten over depression a very long time ago. (Part of it started with a nasty side effect from a now outdated drug called Phen/fen in an effort to lazily lose weight.) I am now 100% the opposite; a happy, joy-filled, awake person. So what seemed to happened was being more open to the energies in our surroundings. We picked up on and took in more than we should have or were aware of. It's also a pondering thought that we may have also been " fed " on as well by possibly her (unbeknownst to her of course) and by lower level energies and/or entities. So the challenge. How does one discern from these experiences their own emotions and anothers'? Simply practice practice practice with discerning and being sure the feelings are always yours? Probably. Thoughts? 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Guest guest Posted January 13, 2010 Report Share Posted January 13, 2010 Hi Maggie, Thanks for sharing your story in this post. You asked " how does one discern from these experiences their own emotions and anothers? " You really seem to be doing vey well in being able to discern your feelings from anothers. ok, so it is not immediate or spontanious lol, but you came to know that the emotions were not yours reletively quickly. You are very tuned in to this Maggie and I see no reason why you would tune out or loose this ability/skill/observation. I bet you will just get better and even better at it! Love julia. , " Maggie " <a216024 wrote: > > > So the challenge. How does one discern from these experiences their own emotions and anothers'? Simply practice practice practice with discerning and being sure the feelings are always yours? Probably. Thoughts? > > Peace, > Maggie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2010 Report Share Posted January 13, 2010 Hi Maggie and all, It is nice to read of someone else that experiences the world as I do. I went through a phase where I was picking up all kinds of unwanted stuff - for about three years. I now visualize a thick clear bubble shield around myself. Sometimes I automatically put it up without consciously knowing why, but of course I do know why. Chrism said I needed to experience that so I know to not go down that road. What great lessons I was given. The stuff people pack around is NOT FUN! I work with two women that have fear and anxiety. Sometimes I can barely hear what they are saying as I am busy blocking them out. But I ensure that I do it without fear and believe in the strength within. My strength as well as the Kundalini strength. I work in a Child & Family Services Agency in the Finance dept., and all kinds of lives come in the door. So it has given me plenty of practice. Carla 10/1/13 Maggie <a216024 > > > Hi! > > Several years ago I had an empathic experience. I experienced being bulimic > and I have never been bulimic. I just love food and that is why I had > ballooned up to 225 pounds (another lifetime for me now). When I experienced > this several years ago from a woman in the same restaurant I was in, I even > went so far as to go to the > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2010 Report Share Posted January 14, 2010 Hi Maggie and all, Thanks for all the shares on this topic. I, for one, became a lot more emotionally sensitive when my K got activated. I tended to get too involved with people emotionally and thats what I gleened from your share, is navigating the distinction, whats mine and whats theirs. I work as a therapist and Chrism gave me a few suggestions to help. one, he told me to avoid putting my images onto the situation. how I took this was not to project my story onto theirs but to be more of a presence to theirs, and two, after each session, to take all that occurred during the session and imagine putting it on a pane of glass, allow it to shatter and take back only that which is mine. these suggestions have been incredibly helpful to me as i feel I can be of greater service and have had a lot more energy for my work (and relationships with friends, family, etc. as we're all on our own journeys here). I'll give you an example in the past where I had an aha moment. My dad nearly died from alcohol about a year ago and was told by the doctor that to drink was to ask for death. well, he has continued to drink, not regularly but some. I felt this great pain, that he was drinking to avoid his pain, and felt great pain about this. Then, I realized he wasn't feeling pain, he was numb from the drinking and it was my projection onto him. in this moment and realization I let go and in letting this go, i've come to a greater acceptance of his decisions and have met him where he is and am enjoying him. Not sure this has anything to do with your sharing Maggie but this is what I thought about when I read your and others shares. Love and blessings, Jan , " Carla & Patrick " <bowenhealth wrote: > > Hi Maggie and all, > It is nice to read of someone else that experiences the world as I do. I > went through a phase where I was picking up all kinds of unwanted stuff - > for about three years. > I now visualize a thick clear bubble shield around myself. Sometimes I > automatically put it up without consciously knowing why, but of course I do > know why. > said I needed to experience that so I know to not go down that road. > What great lessons I was given. The stuff people pack around is NOT FUN! > > I work with two women that have fear and anxiety. Sometimes I can barely > hear what they are saying as I am busy blocking them out. But I ensure that > I do it without fear and believe in the strength within. My strength as well > as the Kundalini strength. > > I work in a Child & Family Services Agency in the Finance dept., and all > kinds of lives come in the door. So it has given me plenty of practice. > > Carla > > > 10/1/13 Maggie <a216024 > > > > > > > Hi! > > > > Several years ago I had an empathic experience. I experienced being bulimic > > and I have never been bulimic. I just love food and that is why I had > > ballooned up to 225 pounds (another lifetime for me now). When I experienced > > this several years ago from a woman in the same restaurant I was in, I even > > went so far as to go to the > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2010 Report Share Posted January 14, 2010 Hi Julia, Thanks for your post and confidence booster/reminder! Bliss, Maggie , " Julia " <jajahern wrote: > > Hi Maggie, > > Thanks for sharing your story in this post. > You asked " how does one discern from these experiences their own emotions and anothers? " > You really seem to be doing vey well > Love julia. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2010 Report Share Posted January 14, 2010 Oh I love the bubble! I used to and still do like to think of Glenda the Good Witch of the North from Wizard of Oz as my visual for this! And I've recently reminded myself of a powerful visual for me, which is a Golden Egg bubble (seeing golden liquid light coming down from the heavens meeting your crown chakra or just above it and surrounding your entire aura and body with this warm beautiful golden liquid light. Once you are completely surrounded you will then feel the golden liquid light harden. I did this so well that I could hear the crackle of the golden liquid hardening like a dry golden egg all around me. It can be that powerful to me). Of course with this one I have to remind myself with setting the intention that it's not to block out love and connecting but to " protect " from those unwanted energies. Of course I do like what YogiJan said about utilizing the connection as the gift that it is for and simply allowing it to then disperse. Again fun discernment is a key element. Blessings, Maggie , " Carla & Patrick " <bowenhealth wrote: > > Hi Maggie and all, > I now visualize a thick clear bubble shield around myself. Sometimes I > Carla Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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