Do you believe that people have Auras?

[Anonymous]

I just found out a well-educated neighbor has crystals and tends to them daily. It’s completely changed my view of her, and not for the better.

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Anonymous wrote:You have several senses. When you are around someone, your brain is taking in a lot of information. It could be as simple as the way they stand that you notice is off. There could be subtle signals that they don't like you.

Why can't it be the obvious known reasons instead of this made up gobbledy gook. You don't like science, that is clear.

Watch Third Eye Spy on Amazon Prime. A majority of our intuition comes from visual cues and stored information. However there is a part that comes from outside of ourselves. It’s a collective consciousness that we all have access too. It’s what make you know Jane is calling you when the phone starts ringing, even though you haven’t spoken to her in 3 years. It’s when someone’s name randomly pops into your head and you run into them that day. That is what people call energy/spirit. Every one of us has the ability to tap into it and the more you meditate the more it happens and you can start to control it. We actively block ourselves from it when we deny it exists.

All that said, the new age movement and movies take away from it and makes it so others see it as gobbledygook. I do truly believe science will have an explanation for this in the future. If it wasn’t real, the government wouldn’t have spent over 20 years studying it and utilizing remote viewers. Watch the documentary.

That "documentary" is utter junk and is so full of inaccuracies as to be a joke. There is no collective consciousness that we all have access to. This is as bad as the qanon garbage. The people I've met who believe this stuff are always con artists and try to use this to manipulate others.

You don't like science, do you?

When I got out of college at my first big job a 50 something year old guy who had just started there began harassing me. He was an Edgar Cayce nut and believed he KNEW things from tapping in to this imaginary "shared" knowledge. He approached me several times telling me he KNEW I wanted to spend time with him. I was direct in letting him know that I wanted nothing to do with him. He interrupted a meeting I was having with my boss insisting he knew that I wanted to leave with him. He believed he knew what other people were thinking more than they did. Conveniently it always meant the most attractive young women wanted him and other coworkers wanted to give him money. Funny how he never tapped in to how much people wanted him to stay away from him. He was fired within his first month. They discovered all kinds of unsavory things about him as they investigated him for his clearance.

Sorry that happened to you, but one nutcase at work isn't data.

You don't like science, do you?

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Anonymous wrote:What crap is this?

Science please.

You believe in power crystals too, OP?

And homeopathy and essential oils.

Not the OP, but I have tons of crystals. However, I find them beautiful because they are like pieces of art from the earth. My father used to cut and polish stones when I was young and I have been fascinated ever since. Rocks don’t heal anything and neither do essential oils. They do look beautiful and smell great though. Don’t make assumptions about people just because they collect or are into things you are not. You should ask them first about how why they have an interest. You come off as people who think anyone who does not believe or see things as they do are wrong. No different than hardcore religious individuals. Interesting, isn’t it?

+1.

Earth-made crystals are interesting and beautiful. It's not deeper than that. If you judge me for some crystals I display as objet d'art, you're the dumb-dumb.

Not into oils only because too much scent is not my jam.

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Anonymous wrote:What crap is this?

Science please.

You believe in power crystals too, OP?

And homeopathy and essential oils.

Not the OP, but I have tons of crystals. However, I find them beautiful because they are like pieces of art from the earth. My father used to cut and polish stones when I was young and I have been fascinated ever since. Rocks don’t heal anything and neither do essential oils. They do look beautiful and smell great though. Don’t make assumptions about people just because they collect or are into things you are not. You should ask them first about how why they have an interest. You come off as people who think anyone who does not believe or see things as they do are wrong. No different than hardcore religious individuals. Interesting, isn’t it?

+1.

Earth-made crystals are interesting and beautiful. It's not deeper than that. If you judge me for some crystals I display as objet d'art, you're the dumb-dumb.

Not into oils only because too much scent is not my jam.

Right? Take Amethyst for example. It’s a variety of quartz that has iron inclusions in it and spent millions of years underground. The exposure to gamma radiation is what gives it the purple color. However not all quartz with iron will turn purple. It has to be just the right amount of radiation exposure. I wish I had more time to study their chemical properties.

What scares me about the metaphysical community collecting crystals is they do not realize some have harmful substances included in them. Take Galena. It is lead. Any time you touch it you risk lead exposure if you don’t wash your hands immediately after…but you never want it in a home with kids or pets. Cinnabar has mercury. The fiberous stones like cats eye, tiger eye, some malachite, pietersite (sp), etc. have asbestos. Though generally if the fiberous ones are polished, you dont have to worry as much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do we give off energy that attracts/repels other types of energy?

Probably.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just found out a well-educated neighbor has crystals and tends to them daily. It’s completely changed my view of her, and not for the better.

Maybe she found something that works?

[Anonymous]

for sure!

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Anonymous wrote:Do we give off energy that attracts/repels other types of energy?

Probably.

We call it static electricity.

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Anonymous wrote:Do we give off energy that attracts/repels other types of energy?

Probably.

We call it static electricity.

It’s not that type of energy. Have you ever picked up the phone and known who is calling before you answered? Even if it was someone who you haven’t spoken with in a very long time? That’s the energy.

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Yes

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Anonymous wrote:Do we give off energy that attracts/repels other types of energy?

Probably.

We call it static electricity.

It’s not that type of energy. Have you ever picked up the phone and known who is calling before you answered? Even if it was someone who you haven’t spoken with in a very long time? That’s the energy.

It's called caller-id.

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....We had to always be aware of the energy of the people around us so we wouldn’t trigger them, or so we could be prepared when they were triggered by others. This was done on a subconscious level and is what creates an adult who is an empath......

I grew up with a violent narcissist and the above describes some of skills I had to learn before I could even talk. I absolutely believe I can pick up 'vibes' off certain people that warn me whether they're good or bad. It doesn't happen with everyone but it's never been wrong. My older sister is more sensitive than I am and has indicated she can see auras for most people. I wouldn't consider either of us New Age-ish. We're solid midwesterners.

You cannot possible prove that you have never been wrong. You are just unaware of cases when you have been wrong.