Our emotions create much more of our reality than we think they do. Using the energy of our emotions to move our life into a better world is something we each have the potential to accomplish.

Date:   10/4/2005 5:24:16 PM ( 19 y ago)

I am reading Barbara Marciniak and her comments in Bringers of the Dawn about feelings—“understand that your feelings are your ride into multidimensional realities, where you must go if you are seriously playing this game.” I read this with wonder, beginning to understand a little about what I’ve been “hearing” about living in two realities, two energies at once.

It is as though feelings are vehicles, ones that can transport you into different realms of the psyche and everything else. “You need emotions to comprehend the nonphysical, which is why emotions have been so controlled upon this planet” (p. 151). This is certainly something we do not know here—we are, at least in America, trained not to engage our emotions. “Don’t be so emotional!” How often are we told that?

She says to awaken whenever you find yourself in one of these “emotional situations.” Learn something from it. These are opportunities to learn about the boundaries within the psyche that are created from our emotional beliefs or feelings—the things that are keeping us locked in to our present state. “As soon as you acknowledge and recognize and are willing to release something, it moves. When you cling or have fear or think, ‘I like that boundary; that serves me well,’ then you limit yourself” (p. 154).

It’s time to move. It’s time to release this stuff and allow whatever comes up to catapult me into new worlds within myself.

I read this, and then afterwards shared a warm hug with a friend. It was in this space that I realized that I am limiting myself in my own love—which prevents the love to be experienced. In this hug, I experienced that the spirits communicate to us through this love—that is an energy portal, an energy wave, for them to communicate with us. How wonderful! By loving and experiencing our own love, the spirits can speak to us. That makes sense, no?

Then, I read in Caroline Myss’ book, Anatomy of the Spirit, of the author’s experience with a woman afflicted with arthritis in a wheelchair. This woman, Ruth, was “the most manipulative person you could ever imagine. I never stole anything,” she said, “but I came close to it” (p. 171).

That all changed for Ruth when she tried LSD with her daughter. “Ruthie, Ruthie,” she was told by an angel she encountered, “do you know how difficult it is to be your angel?”

The angel showed her that her “double” looked as though it were tied up in thousands of rubber bands. “You have so many fears that you can never hear me trying to talk to you, to tell you that I’ve got everything under control.” (The angel then gave her a pair of scissors and asked Ruthie to cut each one of the rubber bands, which she did. “I felt an unbelievable surge of energy come into my body,” she remembered, and then returned to her body—but, not after being shown the future and her later affliction with a crippling arthritis. “After that experience, I never felt afraid again. I believe that my physical condition is a way to remind me never to have fear” (p. 172).

How we are “tied up” by fear—sometimes I have so much fear that I can’t move, despite being convinced that I am fearless. What if I go into my fear, and into anything that is keeping me from going forward? That is the key, no? Pushing these boundaries, these limitations. I keep myself on a short leash—I don’t give myself much room, no?

And what if I allow myself to enter “other worlds” via my emotions? That is a wonderful idea! I’ll do what it takes to “send energy into new experience” (Marciniak). I’ll do that, for sure—I love sending energy forward!

I tried sending energy “forward” once. I was going to sleep the night before a 26.2-mile marathon run. I visualized myself “leaving” energy for myself at three different points along the marathon course. The next day, I forgot about this exercise until I reached that first point. I passed a house that was blaring out Bob Marley music. Hmm, I thought—a definite shot of energy there. At the second point I passed a friend who had planned to wave to me at a location a mile up the road—another shot of energy. At the third point I passed a coworker who had been stopped in traffic for an hour because of the marathon. An even bigger shot of energy!

We don’t give our emotions enough credit for creating our reality. Maybe we should. I know I do, now, whenever I run marathons!
 

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