Energy Relationships

Is it possible for a person to feel another person's energy even when they are not present? Does a person think of someone because that other person's energy has penetrated a boundary or sent their energy to said first person? You ever have that experience where a friend calls you and you say, "OMG I was just thinking about you." Can you summon energy from someone?

There has to be something to this kind of connection. We are so sensitive to one another that even the slightest expression, movement, tone, is noticed. I can feel when HE isn't home...isn't falling within his normal routine. It's part of what made me so suspicious of him in the first place. When his infidelities finally came out, my suspicions about when were right on (generally speaking). And it truly was more than knowing his general schedule.

I once new a lady who's husband died while on the job. I performed CPR, unsuccessfully for him. While at the funeral, I learned that at the moment he died, she reported, he came to her bedside in the Philippines, where she was visiting family. She knew that he was dead before she got the phone call.

My mother, who was not all that close to her father, called him after years of not speaking to him, because she felt that something was wrong. Her feelings were correct; he had died earlier in the day.

Once I dreamed that my suitcase was damaged when I grabbed it from the carousel. My father and I were on a trip and were leaving to come home the next day. When I retrieved my suitcase from the carousel, it was damaged just like in the dream.

My grandmother and I are constantly in tune with each other. Some would call it a subconscious schedule...that the same time each week or each cycle, we are used to hearing from the other. I know it's something greater.

While I read everywhere that the myth that we only use 10% of our brain power is untrue, I do think that we are not in tune with all that our brain can detect. We just don't follow every instinct and intuition because we have socialized ourselves not to....

We can never know the extent of these relationships but if we just open our minds to the possibilities, we just might get glimpses of them in the most intriguing and provocative ways.