Energy, Oh So Wonderful Energy!

What I do know is that I will be listening to that feeling/sensed warning inside me (maybe someone's energy there was wicked...). First time I ever broke anything (well dislocated), but I felt it coming is the point. Before it was only little cuts and bruises, but the fact remains I had a prior warning and need to learn to listen to it.
I started visualizing and breathing exercises and I feel more in control immediately. Ideas have always been popping up for me on a regular basis and now I am focusing and applying those ideas. It's awesome when you discover something new that attaches itself and extends or unravels even more of your prior understandings of life. Reading Science of Breath by Yogi Ramacharaka was part of a major breakthrough for me. Being able to concentrate on my frequent stomach or headaches and feeling it disappear by using the power of meditation was awesome..., but simple and for some reason I never grasped the greater potential of this power. I wasn't quite ready for that level yet. I must say I continue to feel blessed and I thank everyone along the way. Everyday I'm getting stronger mentally, physically and spiritually.

I am so excited about my newly re-found love and focus on nature. I have always had a natural love for nature and more specifically the nature of the Dominican Republic. I remember waking up from a dream and into a nightmare. The feeling was awful and deep in my chest. I had just awaken from a dream that had my spirit floating across the landscapes of tropical jungles and forests.

That troubling feeling in my chest was proof of how satisfied my spirit and soul had been in that dream. Well, moving to California was the first part of connecting again and coming closer to nature. I quickly outgrew Central Park and all of the moments and experiences that brought me towards moving west were decisive and felt so in tune with the energies of the world that it makes today's happenings have so much power and momentum.
I have gotten closer to nature and so much so that I realized my father was in agriculture as well as my grandfather and obviously every family member prior to that including my maternal side of the family. No wonder the connection felt so deep.

Today almost all of my relationships dealing with nature have been blooming and reproducing including fish, oranges, calamansi, eggplants, bell peppers, cacao, bananas, etc... I get real deep in my Tropical Reserve & Economical Education blog. On that note, I won't get any deeper on this. even thought I am sure to touch on the subject again at a later date. Thank you for reading.