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Energy Space Clearing & Quantum Forgiveness with Jennifer Norton Our personal space contains living energy. The energy of the places where we live, work and socialize can affect us physically, emotionally and spiritually. We literally fill our living and working spaces up with the energy of our thoughts and emotions. You don’t have to be highly sensitive in order to feel energy. For example, it is fairly easy to tell the difference between the energy of a senior retirement home versus a children’s classroom. One feels more heavy or dense and the other more vibrant and alive. From an energetic standpoint, everything that happens, including the thoughts and emotions that we give off, imprint our space.They are recorded throughout the furniture, walls, floor and various objects. Repetitious feelings and thoughts can become deeply imprinted. Events such as arguments, traumas, or deaths coupled with strong emotions such as shock, grief, depression, stress, sadness or worry are the most strongly imprinted of all. Quantum forgiveness goes beyond ordinary forgiveness in that it recognizes that in spite of appearances to the contrary, our true nature is divinely innocent. We tend to confuse someone's ego personality with their identity but the truth is, our true identity is Spirit. So when we practice quantum forgiveness, we join with Spirit to overlook someone's personality flaws or behavior, recognizing that what we see in another, is really a mirror or projection of our own subconscious. For more information visit: http://www.jennifernortonhealing.com/
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