It was a typical November afternoon in Scandinavia: grey weather, 10°C. And I had to release vibrations from a dark, dusty, and gloomy basement. That was what I wasn’t allowed to do by the energies of the place. The weather mentioned to emphasize influences from the environment are imperative.
Vibrations included remnants of my own past lives at the site. Own involvement makes bio-charged work more nerve-wracking. The basement energies of this apartment complex needed to be released and re-charged to improve the overall health and mental focus of all those living in the apartments above.
Historical evidence is sought for by colleagues. It is exciting. But I do not. Blissbode’s success criterion is to transform inhibiting energies into sustainable growth for people who, e.g., share a basement in an apartment complex.