Strange feelings come from memories: either you want to return to that time, or vice versa, the lived moments are depressing or even a little ashamed of them.
For many years I thought about what would happen if I returned to the past and how I would behave there.
Recently, I came to the conclusion that I would never do this if the opportunity suddenly arises.
Yes, there were all sorts of times - pleasant and not very, but what was, is gone!
Once I plunged into such a state so much that I felt that old time with all the cells of my body...and I felt bad.
I am ready to return to the past for a year or two or three, but not to childhood itself.
I had a feeling that neither the body nor the modern consciousness could take back that time.
It's like the old frequency I used to be on has died with that time.
And those frequencies that were a couple of years ago still exist, so you can connect to them, that is, go back.
Now I understand what it is like for older people to accept the modern world.
If they get stuck for a long time and firmly in their old days, remembering the best years, then this is an inevitable quick death.
You need to live in the here and now no matter what. The best years are now!
If you are mentally somewhere there, in the past, then it will end badly. Thought creates a physical impulse, that is, connects to the frequency.
There are people who say that nothing keeps them here (in this world, in life).
Only people who have lost heart, lost everything ... or those who have seen a lot on their way can speak like that. And these are different states.
A person can live such a rich life that he does not feel sorry for dying.
And from the two options, it is better to choose the second. Or at least start living in such a way that you don’t regret the lost time later.
There will be a continuation...
Cool pictures! I love those shadows behind the trees like a a little bit scary but calm area in the city!!