SunsetKay
@Celticnoodle - I loved those links! I checked out a few more too! I drive barefoot like your daughter does. Lol. It explains a lot (reading those links does).
My wife and I talked about bringing our earthing indoors, but decided that the energic connection needs to be with the "bones of the Earth" (my phrase, not hers) rather than a surrogate. So we will proceed according to plan.
It seems like I'm going to have to try visualizing, after all. It's been mentioned twice now. It's another one that seems like it would be very, very useful for those times when I can't immediately leave an area or go outside.
I loved reading this! Such peaceful imagery, just reading it helps me feel quiet.
And funny thing about the stamping, there are certain workings that I do that actually require you to stamp your bare feet onto the ground to "ground your will". It would never have occurred to me to try it for those days when it's difficult to ground myself. Brilliant!
I'm interested : why "after all"? Was there an objection to it?
talking of methods - anyone been caving?
I have once, loved it!
Really, really embarrassed to admit this, but I was taught to feel and not see. But, it's really the same thing sometimes, isn't it? I can see a sunrise and feel the beauty of it to my bones. And if I call it up in my memory later, I can recreate that feeling... So what harm is there in "seeing" if I want to feel?
At least that's the conclusion that I've come to... For me, it's the same - seeing, smelling, touching, tasting, imagining - they all evoke the feeling that I need, so what does it matter how I get there if the end result is the same?
Nothing to be embarrassed about. It's an odd thing to teach, IMO. Well done reasoning it out - I don't think there's much distinction between feeling physically and feeling emotionally, and one can access the other, in either direction. A bit like noises so loud that we perceive them through our bones, you know how the sound of a jet plane or a pipe organ seems to come to us through the ribs rather than the ears? Visual beauty can evoke feelings just as a whiff of a scent or a single musical chord can transport us straight to a place. But you know this, I'm just making it more wordy.
I have to admit that I haven't been.