In the practice of Feng Shui and Geopathic Stress Dowsing, there are overlapping topics of interest. In Bon Tantric Buddhism Feng Shui, we investigate ‘Predecessor History’ and in Geopathic Stress Dowsing, we refer to that as ‘Place Memory’. I love this aspect of the profession because it allows you to become intimately connected with the history of a location, while at the same time understanding where specific energy frequencies could benefit from healing and realignments, while still acknowledging and honoring the rich history of that given space.
With either description, it’s believed we’re entangled in the history of a location that could influence current moments if gone unchecked. Acknowledgment of the past is very important to co-exist with the energies that reside on the property and within the soul and spirit of a building. Everywhere you go, energetic imprints (some very obvious while others are more subtle) have been projected into the spaces we occupy today.
Think of it this way, have you ever walked into a building, or onto land that is barren of any construction, yet received a sense or feeling within your body or mind that began offering subtle cues of information? Perhaps the space felt good and you felt energized, or maybe you suddenly felt emotionally heavy, tired, or uncomfortable. Essentially, that is your body and intuition gathering information from past energetic imprints. These energetic imprints could be from a previous tenant or from centuries ago.
Some people are more sensitive to these interactions than others. How come? Perhaps they are naturally open to these subtle energies or have trained themselves to be more connected due to the nature of their profession (reiki healers, feng shui consultants, dowsers, historical restoration contractors, etc).
If you would like to read more about this topic and review real case studies, we invite you to visit our main website FengShuiManhattan.com to read the full article that explores certain energetic imprints of a specific Harlem, NY building and a sacred burial ground in downtown, NY.
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