This is the conclusion of Negative Energy Week - it went a day longer, because there was a lot of ground to cover. In today's blog, you'll learn how negative emotional energy can affect your health.
Before the COVID19 pandemic, we were out and around a group of people - several we didn't know, and they were apparently into "not so good" things.
For example, when people abuse things, like drugs or alcohol, commit violence to each other, or are into things like Ouija boards or dark arts (both not good if they have no experience to protect themselves or their homes), or if they have anger issues, are depressed or just hateful - bad energy sticks to them like trying to clean peanut butter out of a jar.
Why do I bring this up? Because it affects the people around them, too. Negative energy can affect innocent bystanders. Especially people who are emotionally sensitive or in tune with their own internal energies.
Such was the case with me and two other friends who came home and that night and all during the next day - all three of us were sluggish, fuzzy-headed and exhausted. Even 5 days later I still don't feel not right. I have to concentrate to speak clearly. It's getting easier though.
So, if you know of a negative person, you may want to avoid them. Many people have relatives and people they care for who are negative. In those cases, protect yourself. Before you see them, picture a shell of positive energy around you, play music that makes you sing, appreciate the simple sights around you, enjoy your favorite coffee or other beverage. Build up the positive so that the negative can't get through. I wasn't prepared, sadly, and I'm still dealing with it days later.
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