Leelee
Jedi
My house has experienced that coughing virus as well. I ran a high fever on day one, same as the others in my home, bad chills, awful body pains, etc. However, the next morning, for me, all of it was gone as if it never happened. My husband and adult daughter were ill for over a week with a lingering cough for an additional week. I’m usually the one who’s completely down for the count, so I braced myself. Not sure what happened there, but I’m grateful to whomever or whatever pardoned me this time around. The weird part is that for my family and for a couple of friends who also had that virus at the same time, they mentioned the worst part being the emotional distress and depression that came with it. More precisely, they said the emotional distress and depression became more intense after the worst symptoms had abated. My daughter said she was despondent and couldn’t think straight. My husband was unbearable and angry. A couple of my friends were just acting bizarre and depressed, all after that virus. Strange.
As for surfing the apocalypse, I’ve had many of the same feelings of sadness, hopelessness and depression that have been mentioned here. It was becoming pretty bad, so I sought out hypnotherapy sessions to help cope with the anxiety attacks and intensifying agoraphobia. That seemed to help immensely, even in additional ways I didn’t expect. I still become sad at the horror, but I’m not looking to jump off the train anymore. Some friends I know are only reacting moderately to certain things happening in the world, but other than that, it’s still life as usual to them and they are planning vacations. Other friends who normally wouldn’t say such things are telling me they feel like the world they knew went away and they aren’t sure “where they belong anymore”. I’ve been much more aware of my thoughts and read things or do things to keep them light as well as listen to uplifting or healing music, especially the Gregorian chants. (thank you to those who have provided links to some great chants, they help!)
I’m (thankfully) no longer having the bad dreams. Maybe it’s from the hypnosis sessions but the dreams now are nostalgic, introspective, bittersweet and sometimes even comforting. I was having those hypnagogic paralysis, fighting with G knows what experiences for a while. However, I dare say I haven’t had one since we moved last May, so perhaps that had more to do with my house than these current times. The 3am thing is interesting. No matter how I try to stay asleep, I’m either up until 3am (or after), or I sleep early and then wake between 2am/3am until around 5am. The thing is, I never feel bad when this happens. In fact, it’s during those hours that I feel the best, I have no pains in my body, and my mind feels clear and alert. I want to do a thousand things then, but know I should be sleeping. Anyway, I’ve always been a night owl, but this is different. It feels like I need to be and want to be awake at that time.
This thread has been helpful. I don’t know what I would do without the few people in my life who understand, and of course, this lifesaving forum. Like Andy Dufresne says to Red, “Remember, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies”. I still have hope, whether I physically survive to see the great shift or watch it from a front row seat in 5D. (And now I send off this post at nearly 3am)
As for surfing the apocalypse, I’ve had many of the same feelings of sadness, hopelessness and depression that have been mentioned here. It was becoming pretty bad, so I sought out hypnotherapy sessions to help cope with the anxiety attacks and intensifying agoraphobia. That seemed to help immensely, even in additional ways I didn’t expect. I still become sad at the horror, but I’m not looking to jump off the train anymore. Some friends I know are only reacting moderately to certain things happening in the world, but other than that, it’s still life as usual to them and they are planning vacations. Other friends who normally wouldn’t say such things are telling me they feel like the world they knew went away and they aren’t sure “where they belong anymore”. I’ve been much more aware of my thoughts and read things or do things to keep them light as well as listen to uplifting or healing music, especially the Gregorian chants. (thank you to those who have provided links to some great chants, they help!)
I’m (thankfully) no longer having the bad dreams. Maybe it’s from the hypnosis sessions but the dreams now are nostalgic, introspective, bittersweet and sometimes even comforting. I was having those hypnagogic paralysis, fighting with G knows what experiences for a while. However, I dare say I haven’t had one since we moved last May, so perhaps that had more to do with my house than these current times. The 3am thing is interesting. No matter how I try to stay asleep, I’m either up until 3am (or after), or I sleep early and then wake between 2am/3am until around 5am. The thing is, I never feel bad when this happens. In fact, it’s during those hours that I feel the best, I have no pains in my body, and my mind feels clear and alert. I want to do a thousand things then, but know I should be sleeping. Anyway, I’ve always been a night owl, but this is different. It feels like I need to be and want to be awake at that time.
This thread has been helpful. I don’t know what I would do without the few people in my life who understand, and of course, this lifesaving forum. Like Andy Dufresne says to Red, “Remember, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies”. I still have hope, whether I physically survive to see the great shift or watch it from a front row seat in 5D. (And now I send off this post at nearly 3am)