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Are you drawn to the ocean?

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Energy sensitive people and empaths tend to be drawn to the ocean…

… and energy sensitive and empaths are just what we are… rh negative people that is.

Everything is energy and it connects. Not all pick up on them equally. Molecules in the air are invisible but transport energies and vibrations, but water is different in terms of connecting us through just that… water.

For people who are empathic or sensitive to energy, the pull to water becomes more intense; it is like calling them in a certain way. Empaths feel magnetic pulls to water, and this is related to energy. … Spending time or better said, living close to bodies of water may have a lot of benefits for empaths

More here: https://consciousreminder.com/2019/02/26/how-empaths-and-highly-sensitive-people-benefit-from-being-close-to-a-water-body/
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7 Comments

  1. David January 19, 2020

    I literally define myself as a surfer upon the waves of potential. Such is the vision of myself and my identity as I seek to be a neutral observer and to view the upheavals of dogmas that attempt to entice me to declare allegiances to dogmas that are the flavors of the month. These waves can bring me cause to consider, and I am grateful to experience the translucence of their vision. But, I now trust myself to see them as simply one angle, and I hop from wave to wave and leave them behind for others to make religions of their splendor. Then I look outward towards the vastness as I see the path of the visionary, and I recognize the waves as the challenges that will force me to survive the vastness of nihilism. The ocean is the vortex of continuous reminders that the path is for creating the courage to dream about unknown and never before conceived of parameters. The ocean is the literal and physical symbol of potential.

    • David January 19, 2020

      Oh, such is the perception of A negative blood type.

    • Vickie January 19, 2020

      Yes yes yes. I feel like if i could get to the ocean I could get clarity. Direction. I yearn for it in my soul. I have to get there soon. It’s like my life depends on it. When I am gone I want my ashes scattered on it so I can know its very depths and all its secrets. I can be carried on it for eternity. V

  2. David January 19, 2020

    I literally define myself as a surfer upon the waves of potential. Such is the vision of myself and my identity as I seek to be a neutral observer and to view the upheavals that attempt to entice me to declare allegiances to dogmas that are the flavors of the month. These waves can bring me cause to consider, and I am grateful to experience the translucence of their vision. But, I now trust myself to see them as simply one angle, and I hop from wave to wave and leave them behind for others to make religions of their splendor. Then I look outward towards the vastness as I see the path of the visionary, and I recognize the waves as the challenges that will force me to survive the vastness of nihilism. The ocean is the vortex of continuous reminders that the path is for creating the courage to dream about the unknown and never-before-conceived-of parameters. The ocean is the literal and physical symbol of potential……. perhaps being A negative is a factor for how I perceive….

    • Ramona k Ray January 19, 2020

      Bellísimo
      Poesía
      Ditto
      I live here in Todos Santos BCS lots of surfers. The big Ocean with it’s infinity is less than 5 minutes away.
      -AB=abrazo
      (A hug) jejeje

    • Rachel D Lang January 19, 2020

      Yes! The ocean brings me so much peace. Living by a small lake isn’t as good, but it still helps! I love going for walks by the lake.

  3. Ramona k Ray January 19, 2020

    So interesting you mention this. My entire life I’ve lived within 30 minutes of large bodies of water. The exception possibly Utah- however the great salt lake is there- lol guess that qualifies. It’s big and it’s salty!
    However mostly I’ve lived next to the Pacific Ocean- and the furthest I’ve been was 2 hours, in Washington state but I lived near the Columbia River and I now live 5 minutes away from the ocean and I’m listening to it now. And this is where I will stay as I am most grateful and at peace finally here. I absolutely have to live near water. As a child I was in the ocean daily. I no longer have the need to be on or in the ocean, but I must be able to seek or hear it.
    And funny thing, I was brought here as a child which I may say is fortuitous.

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