My Energy Experience: What Came Naturally & Seeking Advice
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2018 11:34 am
The purpose of this post is to explain (most of) my experiences with energy* up to this point, determine what I understand and don’t understand regarding energy, and to ask for advice to grow in understanding and perception of energy in the specific areas I’m weak in.
I’ve never been able to see it, and my radius of feeling it—which is my only sensory indication that it even exists—is limited to about a 2 foot radius from my body. Although I can perceive it as *something* rather than nothing, I don’t really have a good handle on what exactly it is. See the note at the end for more details on this.
My hands know what they’re doing though, somehow, even if my brain and the rest of me really doesn’t. I can do some energy manipulations with my hands.
The first experience I’ve ever had with energy was feeling it in my hands. I found while I was young that cupping my hand, I could gather a little energy that felt sort of like a wild spark jumping between my fingertips. I am right handed, but my left hand is more sensitive to energy than my right hand.
I soon discovered that if I hold my hands out about a foot away from my body, palms facing each other, I can gather a LOT more energy than I can gather in a cupped hand. I started out with my hands about 3 inches apart, then gradually widened the gap. The current gap that I use between hands is about 1 foot. In this space between my hands, I can gather energy, condense it, and make a sort of “energy brick.” In this state, it feels a lot more solid than fluid or gaseous. When I press against it, there is a resistant force that feels like pressing against a solid object. This is something I’ve done for a long time, though at various points in my life I’ve considered it some trick of the mind rather than some part of external reality.
In the past week, I’ve learned how to shift energy that I gather in bricks like this into the resonance of different elements. Particularly, I have hand shapes for fire, light, earth, water, and air. I’d really like to make a video about it sometime—I feel that would best demonstrate the method I use and what I mean. For now though, I’ll just walk you through it in text.
I always start in this “brickmaking” gathering shape, palms facing each other a foot or so apart. From there, to do fire, I turn my palms up quickly but in a calm, fluid motion. I flare my fingers out and upward in a fanlike shape. I feel the energy getting hotter and spreading in a radiant pattern like a flame. When I say “Like a flame” I mean that it doesn’t mirror a flame exactly, there’s some variance to the energy of my flame hand position and the energy of an actual flame. I’m not exactly sure why this is, but I have some guesses—the main one is that it’s a different form or kind of fire.
Next I take my fire and turn it into radiant light by turning my palms inward toward one another, keeping them cupped. In this position, the middle finger is at the highest elevation, and the base of the palm connecting to the wrist is at the lowest. I soften the tension in my fingers, letting them fall into gentle curves around the energy. The shape of my hand isn’t trying to be a circle, but the shape of the light the flame turns into is radiating out from a single point in the center of it.
Once I get a good feel for the light energy in my hands, I will flatten my hands down, pushing the energy downward into a flat surface. When I do this, my fingers point straight forward, away from (perpendicular to) my body, and my hands are parallel to the ground. The best that I can describe the feeling of the energy in this state is “a sheet of earth.”
From there, I turn the fingertips of my hands toward each other by about 30 degrees. I curve the tips of my fingers upward and move the sheet of energy in a wavelike ripple until it becomes water. The little ripples continue as long as the energy is in this water form.
The final step is to raise my palms so that they’re at about a 120 degree angle with my fingers. My fingers should be more or less parallel to the ground. My thumb should be extended straight in the same direction as my fingers. I basically picture the ripples in the water coming from a gust of wind that originates at the base of my wrist and passes straight forward under my hand, and let the wind blow away all of the water until it’s only the air that remains.
This method has become a daily exercise for me since I figured it out. I pretty much presumed that this would be a common experience of energy and how energy works for everybody… *Buzzer noise* well, a quick look at some online sources determined that *that* presumption was totally wrong. XD
A lot of people seem to see energy in colors. The closest I’ve come to anything like that is visualizing the sphere of white light when I do my light portion of the exercise. Otherwise, I’ve never been able to see energy, let alone see it in color. I realized that my sensing radius for energy is really small in comparison to most testimony, and that a lot of people sense energy with their whole body and not just their hands.
So, as the saying goes, I’ve shown you mine—now you show me yours. If you’re comfortable with that. I’m not pressuring anyone to give out secrets or anything, just wanting a basic knowledge of how this all works for you personally. How do you perceive energy? What kind of basic energy exercises do you do?
Please share any experiences or thoughts on this subject that you wish.
I’d specifically be most grateful for advice with:
1. Learning to see energy, and perceive its color
2. Expanding my radius of sensation
3. Sensing and moving energy with my whole body, not just my hands.
4. How to push energy through a tool like a knife or wand
*Note that for the purposes of this topic, I am not referring to the physics definition of the word energy. You probably guessed that already based on the context, but I put this here for clarity. I realize that this doesn’t really define what I mean by energy, it only defines what I *don’t* mean, and I am aware that this is not ideal. I am still trying to determine a coherent definition for the word energy in this context. This is a rather big hole. Somehow we all seem to know what we mean by “energy” but I find it still quite hard to define separately from the physics concept. If you have a solid definition, or even a working definition you use, I welcome and encourage you to share it.
I’ve never been able to see it, and my radius of feeling it—which is my only sensory indication that it even exists—is limited to about a 2 foot radius from my body. Although I can perceive it as *something* rather than nothing, I don’t really have a good handle on what exactly it is. See the note at the end for more details on this.
My hands know what they’re doing though, somehow, even if my brain and the rest of me really doesn’t. I can do some energy manipulations with my hands.
The first experience I’ve ever had with energy was feeling it in my hands. I found while I was young that cupping my hand, I could gather a little energy that felt sort of like a wild spark jumping between my fingertips. I am right handed, but my left hand is more sensitive to energy than my right hand.
I soon discovered that if I hold my hands out about a foot away from my body, palms facing each other, I can gather a LOT more energy than I can gather in a cupped hand. I started out with my hands about 3 inches apart, then gradually widened the gap. The current gap that I use between hands is about 1 foot. In this space between my hands, I can gather energy, condense it, and make a sort of “energy brick.” In this state, it feels a lot more solid than fluid or gaseous. When I press against it, there is a resistant force that feels like pressing against a solid object. This is something I’ve done for a long time, though at various points in my life I’ve considered it some trick of the mind rather than some part of external reality.
In the past week, I’ve learned how to shift energy that I gather in bricks like this into the resonance of different elements. Particularly, I have hand shapes for fire, light, earth, water, and air. I’d really like to make a video about it sometime—I feel that would best demonstrate the method I use and what I mean. For now though, I’ll just walk you through it in text.
I always start in this “brickmaking” gathering shape, palms facing each other a foot or so apart. From there, to do fire, I turn my palms up quickly but in a calm, fluid motion. I flare my fingers out and upward in a fanlike shape. I feel the energy getting hotter and spreading in a radiant pattern like a flame. When I say “Like a flame” I mean that it doesn’t mirror a flame exactly, there’s some variance to the energy of my flame hand position and the energy of an actual flame. I’m not exactly sure why this is, but I have some guesses—the main one is that it’s a different form or kind of fire.
Next I take my fire and turn it into radiant light by turning my palms inward toward one another, keeping them cupped. In this position, the middle finger is at the highest elevation, and the base of the palm connecting to the wrist is at the lowest. I soften the tension in my fingers, letting them fall into gentle curves around the energy. The shape of my hand isn’t trying to be a circle, but the shape of the light the flame turns into is radiating out from a single point in the center of it.
Once I get a good feel for the light energy in my hands, I will flatten my hands down, pushing the energy downward into a flat surface. When I do this, my fingers point straight forward, away from (perpendicular to) my body, and my hands are parallel to the ground. The best that I can describe the feeling of the energy in this state is “a sheet of earth.”
From there, I turn the fingertips of my hands toward each other by about 30 degrees. I curve the tips of my fingers upward and move the sheet of energy in a wavelike ripple until it becomes water. The little ripples continue as long as the energy is in this water form.
The final step is to raise my palms so that they’re at about a 120 degree angle with my fingers. My fingers should be more or less parallel to the ground. My thumb should be extended straight in the same direction as my fingers. I basically picture the ripples in the water coming from a gust of wind that originates at the base of my wrist and passes straight forward under my hand, and let the wind blow away all of the water until it’s only the air that remains.
This method has become a daily exercise for me since I figured it out. I pretty much presumed that this would be a common experience of energy and how energy works for everybody… *Buzzer noise* well, a quick look at some online sources determined that *that* presumption was totally wrong. XD
A lot of people seem to see energy in colors. The closest I’ve come to anything like that is visualizing the sphere of white light when I do my light portion of the exercise. Otherwise, I’ve never been able to see energy, let alone see it in color. I realized that my sensing radius for energy is really small in comparison to most testimony, and that a lot of people sense energy with their whole body and not just their hands.
So, as the saying goes, I’ve shown you mine—now you show me yours. If you’re comfortable with that. I’m not pressuring anyone to give out secrets or anything, just wanting a basic knowledge of how this all works for you personally. How do you perceive energy? What kind of basic energy exercises do you do?
Please share any experiences or thoughts on this subject that you wish.
I’d specifically be most grateful for advice with:
1. Learning to see energy, and perceive its color
2. Expanding my radius of sensation
3. Sensing and moving energy with my whole body, not just my hands.
4. How to push energy through a tool like a knife or wand
*Note that for the purposes of this topic, I am not referring to the physics definition of the word energy. You probably guessed that already based on the context, but I put this here for clarity. I realize that this doesn’t really define what I mean by energy, it only defines what I *don’t* mean, and I am aware that this is not ideal. I am still trying to determine a coherent definition for the word energy in this context. This is a rather big hole. Somehow we all seem to know what we mean by “energy” but I find it still quite hard to define separately from the physics concept. If you have a solid definition, or even a working definition you use, I welcome and encourage you to share it.