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About Human Energy
There is substantial scientific data that proves the existence of human energy. In fact, you can prove it for yourself by holding your index fingers close together up against a white background. What has not garnered extensive research is the relationship between the physical energy field and emotions; or that the resulting energy has a direct impact on the immediate atmosphere.
However, what has not been proven by science can be substantiated by observed evidence.
A walk in the forest or along a deserted beach has a different 'feel' then a walk in the city. A rock concert will produce a different energy than a symphony. Walk into one establishment and it feels good to be there; walk into another and you can't get out fast enough.
These are just a few examples of different vibrations we pick up on a daily basis. The walk on the beach is restful because the rhythmic sound of the waves rolling onto the shore emits an energy we pick up as soothing. Put even a few people on that same beach and the restfulness of your walk will be diminished, at least to some degree, by the vibrations being emitted by those people, particularly if their enjoyment includes playing rap from a boom box at full volume.
Put a group of people in a place for a specific reason and they will collectively create energy that can range from the beautiful and sublime to a killing spree. A wedding or convocation ceremony brings people together in celebration. A rock concert creates a frenetic energy that coils through the crowd like an out-of-control electrical charge that suspends common sense and 'normal' behaviour. And then there are the sport fans that take their passion for the game and turn it into an unbridled lust for destruction.
Have you ever thought about how it is that you go to a live concert and get caught up in the excitement of the entertainment, but don't feel that same excitement listening to the concert on the radio or CD? Several years ago I was invited to attend a drum ceremony. It was an experience quite alien to me and therefore out of my comfort zone. At one point in the ceremony we formed an unbroken circle by holding hands. The only sound breaking the silence was the rhythmic cadence of a drum in the background. In those ten minutes or so I went from being wary of the unfamiliar to experiencing beauty at its essence. Why? After all, it was just twenty people with a mix of personalities and backgrounds in a circle and a drum beating. What made it joyous and beautiful? The answer is energy created by intent. The majority of the people there had been to such a ceremony before;