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Originally Posted by Czymra

I find it interesting, that you say that the parasite wasn't evil as such, and that the experience was in a way, healing. It is exactly that which has been going through my head today, however I would have never thought of returning to the accident and 'bringing the parasite home'.

Well, I didn't really think it lived there. I could just as well have left it at the truck stop at the freeway exit where I noticed it. Going back to the scene was a way creating a situation for myself that gave me a few minutes to prepare the alchemy, and also of balancing the reality of the accident, which I knew would be all cleaned up and looking normal.

Originally Posted by Czymra

Both your experience and mine seem to confirm that emotional energy isn't only inherent as a charge in the body but can also detach itself, being left behind like garbage.
I had the following thoughts come to me:
On this plane, it seems as if emotions work in fact like electrical charges. As we carry them and move around, these charges jump from bearer to bearer, what could explain the sudden anger discharges without reason that many of us know... this general 'scapegoating' that seems so inherent to human nature.

On another plane, maybe it is possible that the energies or their products (garbage and 'love and light'?) actually are left behind, sort of hovering in the ether, ready to be picked up by another electrically charged magnet that has a receptive polarisation.
I hope you get the picture.

I do. This makes sense to me, more that the detachment angle you mention first.
I was thinking of it like the radiance of a lightbulb, one which some people can see as an aspect of our auras, but from 4d it might be much more profound. So...as with light or electrical charges the emissions can be collected and stored using various means, whether organic, chemical or mechanical.

I don't think it "detaches" any more than light waves detach from the sun...although I suppose it's true that the particle element of light, its photons, could be considered detached. What if, in the next higher vibrational plane, there was a more viscous or even solid element to the emanations?

Originally Posted by Czymra

However, I wonder, if there is a syphoning going on that is actually directed, especially in a case as you described it sun-toon, there needs to be an element that picks up those traces of emotion in the ether and forwards them, a sort of scavenger or parasite as you call them.

There are two concepts that support this in my mind, the first already mentioned, that emotional energies don't only swing as part of one's presence/aura but actually detach under certain conditions.
The second is the absence of any kinetic/intentional force giving a vector or speed to that released emotion, especially in this case of an accident. So to say, the absence of a ritual that focuses attention, the absence of a 'wormhole' that does the syphoning.

As with any other source of energy, there are probably different rates of efficiency at which the emissions can be collected. Possibly much of the time they're not collected at all, being of the wrong wavelength or of some other condition that makes them unusable.
On a related note, I think the overall field of all the emotional energy being produced by 6 billion people is affecting the planet both physically and energetically, and that because we're in general so out of balance with the natural order, it may be a worse form of pollution than almost anything else we create. If this is true then the opposite effect would occur, if as 6 billion emotional generators, we produced a balanced and loving emotional field.

There's another aspect of this that I find intriguing. What is the source is of emotional energy in the first place? I don't think humans create it, but that it is created in some elemental form by the earth or through our integration with 3d manifestation. We then transform it, through a natural alchemical process, into various varieties and frequencies, depending on how we feel. This is the aspect that's being influenced in the interests of making the planet a loosh farm.

So what is this stuff? Obviously living creatures don't need it to live, and it's mainly humans who seem to be producing it.

Originally Posted by Czymra

This may be spoken in the blue, admitted, but I would highly welcome anybody who would wish to share his/her experience along these lines or correct my model.Thanks for all your collaboration!

Yes it would be great if others offered input on this, especially some who dropped out of the discussion earlier for whatever reasons...since we've now taken it in some other directions.