The energy of a holy place
...and the energy of an 'unholy' place....
It's also interesting when one visits a place/area and for no particular reason one starts to feel uncomfortable...getting bad vibes so to speak....then you find out that in the past atrocities have taken place there ...
Shoshin1
Indigenous Tribes Push Back Against Evangelical Missionaries
It's really sad how these evilgelical missionaries are forcing their beliefs (by bribery, and brain washing) onto others, attempting to destroy the indigenous people's language, culture and traditions ... a way of life which no doubt dates back before the 'invention' of Christianity...
Shoshin1
The times I've gone, I go with some plan. I intend to experience the place. I go open to it. So when the environment to cultivate that experience is found there, I can indulge in the pleasant sensations with some emotional gravitas.
Reflecting on when I was younger and passed up such opportunities for gameboy, I was not open to it, by choice or unawareness. I was open to gameboy. So the emotional experience was of playing gameboy instead. Like a dog who chews on a bone and misses the sunset. I imagine A wise one neither weighs value of, nor takes pleasure in either. As the sun will set and the bone will wear away; the game will be beat or batteries die and equally it will be time to leave such a place for one perceived less holy. So instead, take what the holy place has shown you. Take that with you. That emotional weight of peace, calm, and tranquility and pleasant sensations and take them with you. As a kid I always used to think there could be secret treasure buried in strange places. Sometimes I think there is and I'm getting away with it when I have an opportunity to call forth that which can be taken from holy places.
It really comes from within anyway, doesn't it? They're like megaphones of spirituality or a roadmap reminding us but I mean...we make the feeling don't we? So can't we just always make it?
Your feet are always here. They have never been to the past or walked to the future. Don't believe it? Just look and touch them. Just here.
Same with your breath. Feel it.
Memories and dreams are entirely different things.
But do they appear in the past or in the future?
If you have one foot in the past, and one foot in the future, ….. you’re pissin’ on the present.
We’re all guilty. We all need to be more mindful of the moment and not getting dragged back…or worrying yourself to death about shit that is out of our control. Life is a struggle…..life is suffering. This is some bullshit!!! . ……Whew.
Take a breath. A couple more.
Keep it movin
Adjust accordingly.
🙂
❤️
Vastmind

Take a breath. A couple more.
Always done in the present reminder/mindfulness/moment of awareness no matter the dharma spin or what we are trying to duck …
Ways to manifest the nugget:
lobster
*The way my present is currently, I have to take it moment by moment. I have a lot of plates spinning and can't wait to get my ducks in a row.
But I guess I'll just have to go with the waiting....
federica
My foot in the past: regrets for not doing / regrets for doing certain things.
My foot in the future: eagerness or rush to reach and fulfill my current goals to fix the past.
My foot in the present: awareness of the present moment, strong like a cold waterfall, washing away those two foolish feet away!
Thanks for the reminder.
Kotishka

It goes further … objects, relics for example can have a presence if we are sensitive to it … and even if not.
The idea of osmosis, energy fields, sacred space etc can with time expand …
And now back to the time and place …
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vastu_shastra
lobster
A compilation of the most popular music circulating the Sahara desert on the unofficial network of cellphones -- where mp3s are stored, played, and traded in very literal peer to peer bluetooth transfers. The contemporary West African sound from the new school of DIY production with little or no commercial release outside of their locales, from spaced out Tuareg Autotune, Ivorian Club Jams, Mauritanian Synth, and Malian Hip Hop electro. Collected from memory cards by and released on cassette, the vinyl comes after a years plus of tracking down the composers.
Jeroen