Lynnette
New Member
Hi.
Not sure if it is quite relevant to post this here, but it is kind of spiritual! as having recently had a very interesting experience with (what I assume are) auras, I thought it would be nice for me to post it here, maybe hear of other people's comments.
I have started using a lot of healing stones, many of them quite high vibrational, (I warn you, don't get it into it, its so addictive!) then yesterday, I was walking through the park, playing with a quantum quattro I had surfing around in my pocket. When all of a sudden I had an almost 'aha' moment. In my minds eye I saw this radiant stream of light flooding out of the stone in all directions, brilliant blue, which merged into and became a part of me. And as I became aware of this light, I realised, oh, it is not just the stone. I am emanating light too. (You know if you see an archtypical diamond, glinting in all directions, it was just like that.)
And I thought this is what all those people are talking about with their auras and spiritual connections. Because I realised the trees were radiating too. And walking below them, I could feel their energy entering and uplifting my soul.
And as THAT happened, I suddenly thought, wow, this is how all the ancient and earth people used to feel. Because, not only was I 'feeling' the 'emotions' of the trees, but there were a flock of terns sitting on the grass in the park, and I had now become aware of them too. When they say the hunter becomes one with his quarry, it was just like that. I could suddenly put myself inside the tern, see myself from its perspective; the suddent dart of the head at the rustle of grass; the nervous jump at a too close dog; the feel of the wind beneath a lifted wing... I had never experienced anything quite like it! We literally were all connected - mitakuye oyasin!
Has anyone else experienced this? If so, has anyone else happened upon it after using crystals or stones? I am like an excited child and very eagerly curious!
Not sure if it is quite relevant to post this here, but it is kind of spiritual! as having recently had a very interesting experience with (what I assume are) auras, I thought it would be nice for me to post it here, maybe hear of other people's comments.
I have started using a lot of healing stones, many of them quite high vibrational, (I warn you, don't get it into it, its so addictive!) then yesterday, I was walking through the park, playing with a quantum quattro I had surfing around in my pocket. When all of a sudden I had an almost 'aha' moment. In my minds eye I saw this radiant stream of light flooding out of the stone in all directions, brilliant blue, which merged into and became a part of me. And as I became aware of this light, I realised, oh, it is not just the stone. I am emanating light too. (You know if you see an archtypical diamond, glinting in all directions, it was just like that.)
And I thought this is what all those people are talking about with their auras and spiritual connections. Because I realised the trees were radiating too. And walking below them, I could feel their energy entering and uplifting my soul.
And as THAT happened, I suddenly thought, wow, this is how all the ancient and earth people used to feel. Because, not only was I 'feeling' the 'emotions' of the trees, but there were a flock of terns sitting on the grass in the park, and I had now become aware of them too. When they say the hunter becomes one with his quarry, it was just like that. I could suddenly put myself inside the tern, see myself from its perspective; the suddent dart of the head at the rustle of grass; the nervous jump at a too close dog; the feel of the wind beneath a lifted wing... I had never experienced anything quite like it! We literally were all connected - mitakuye oyasin!
Has anyone else experienced this? If so, has anyone else happened upon it after using crystals or stones? I am like an excited child and very eagerly curious!
I am only guessing though that what I saw were auras. It would certainly be exciting for me if they were... has anyone else had an experience like this? If so, do you think they were?