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I feel everything - I always have I just didn't know as a child what it was. Since I can remember my parents took me to doctors and set up meetings with teachers before I would start school because I had nervous habits or anxiety they called it.

There is a lot of inbalance out there these days. A great deal of anxiety about work & money and my husband and I pass by all sorts of different people because of the line of work he's in. This makes for a great deal of physical discomfort for me because I feel this - the weariness, the desperateness of the people that pass through me.

There have been a couple of people lately though that really have me feeling nauseated outside of the public anxiety. I can feel the difference. At first I thought it was the flue, but after this past weekend I can trace it specifically to a geographical area and the people. When i focuss on them my nausea escalates through the roof. Has anyone had an experience where simply just being around certain people turns your stomach? I'm almost afraid to look even further into this, but almost feel it's inevitable. It has to do with past issues that will becoming center stage in the present and I'm preparing, for lack of better words for when that time comes full circle.

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Elleise
Clairvoyance Editor
Angel Therapy, Consultations & Workshops

Hi Elleise,

Yes, this has happened to me. It is especially difficult, because for me it has involved people who appear one way and are actually the opposite. I usually pick up on this, but who can I tell? People generally believe what they see on the surface and dismiss anything that conflicts with that view.

Anyway, when some time has passed and the individual's behavior reveals the true self, then I'm vindicated in a way.

I feel a sense of restless discomfort when I am around them.

Cheryl

That pretty much says it. I think in every situation it can be widdled down to those two things. What someone shows you on the outside and what's picked up about them on the inside.

What's even harder, for me anyway, is when you routinely see these people - they have (usually) a fascade going on around them with other people and surroundings, that don't pick up or reflect the hidden stuff about them which'll tend to back up what they want the world to believe about them and you look off for not going along.

It really bothers me when they go to hug me - it's like electric shock goes down through my plexus area/stomach and behind my eyes.

What's interesting is, I've been mentally leery of someone (my own issues, like they're bold) and I may not care for them at first but get adjusted in time and that's different from when someone has a masquerade goin on. THis stuff never ceases to impress me with the amount of details that go into "feelings" and intution. It's a literal science...

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Elleise
Clairvoyance Editor
Angel Therapy, Consultations & Workshops

I'm not affected as frequently with nausea, as with the sensation my skin is crawling. I've also experienced slight light-headedness, and a quickened pulse. Negative energy definitely gets the skin on my neck and shoulders crawling.

Maintaing a facade takes an exorbitant amount of physical and mental energy. People can get use to expending that much energy, and not realize how it can affect those around them. It also seems to affect the electrical charge of the air (or aura)around them. It they get too close, it truly is repulsive. Once or twice I've felt this attached to the land, not the people.

It's interesting you've traced it to both a geographical area and the people there. Seems like it could be a "Which Came First? Chicken or Egg" scenario. Are the people messing with the land, or is the land messing with the people? Or God forbid, the land and the people BOTH have issues and found each other. That would certainly amplify things a bit!

[quote=lcp012586] Maintaing a facade takes an exorbitant amount of physical and mental energy. People can get use to expending that much energy, and not realize how it can affect those around them. It also seems to affect the electrical charge of the air (or aura)around them. It they get too close, it truly is repulsive. [/quote] Really? Has this been scientifically proven?

You could actually do your own "experiment" for this.

Life expends energy. It's generally accepted our brains work chemically and electrically. For me, doing mental work all day can be more exhausting than raking the yard.

Here's the experiment:
Tell an outrageous lie to as many people as you can and maintain that lie for a week. How much additional energy do you project will be needed in that time frame for the set up and maintenance of the lie, both mental and physical? This will require an elevated state of alertness, which has been proven over time to be both mentally and physically exhausting, and is sometimes referred to as "battle fatigue."

This is not so different from maintaining a facade. Both your brain and body are working simultaneously on two projects, your true existence and maintenance of the facade, which requires a long-term elevated state of alertness. If you know anyone involved in theatre, ask them how tired they are after a performance. It is required of them to pay attention to not only what they are saying, but how they are saying it, not only their movements on the stage, but how they are moving.

After time, your body and mind grow accustomed to the additional energy required. You may no longer be aware of it, but those of us who are sensitive certainly are.

We are all sensitive to energy around us to some degree, whether it's the shock of static electricity from the carpet, or the sensation of the hair on your arms raising when in the proximity of a lightning strike, or after a violent thunderstorm.

Some of us are more sensitive than others, and this can extend to the charge of the energy (negative or positive) as well. I honestly don't know of any specific laboratory experiment where the charge of energy around a person who is maintaining a lie has been established. I do know that I have experienced the same physical sensations when around a known source of negatively charged energy or a person who is maintaining some level of deceit.

I just read someone asking if these things can be scientifically proven? Well, yes, they can. But from what I've experienced, it seems like it would have to be something where it's an ongoing observation because it does have to do with energy and I'd think if emotions are energy that would also effect an outcome in being watched or demanded to produce something like nervousness.

Icp that's a really almost perfect example.

Creating in your mind an outrageous lie and keeping that same lie up with your physical surroundings. Somene might actually at least feel or understand what we feel when we run into other people who live out of that type of energy.

Someone else though, that has already engaged online in a lie (i dont have another example) - like easing in from the shallow end to the deeper end of the full blown lie...that might be a bit different because those types of people almost, well actually begin believing their lies or get better and better at portraying something that might initially be acceptible from a distance.

Either way though, for those of us who do live evenly we do feel the abrasions, regardless if they are from those who actually believe their lies or someone just starting out. That I could prove any time, any day.

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Elleise
Clairvoyance Editor
Angel Therapy, Consultations & Workshops

If there's no scientifically observed proof that a lie creates a 'negative' electrical charge around a person then it's just heresay.

When you recount an event or conversation for which you were not present, that's "here say."

When I recount something I have personally experienced, it could be described as a non-scientific observation or assumption.

There are many things "science" needs to catch up on, and questions are essential to the path of discovery. However, we won't get very far down that path by diminishing the experiences of others.