Did one loop this morning of LBfH and it made me a bit tired but at the same time I felt very relaxed and at peace. I can easily see the link to Sanguine being in there. Later in the day I did one loop of Khan St3 but only 3 minutes not to overload myself.
Later in the day I felt a bit strange, not in a bad way but only like a perceptual thing going on inside me. I feel the presence of now a lot and it actually reminds me of the presence while on lsd. I walked around and realized how differently I feel compared to when I arrived in this cite about 6 month ago. Everything feels smaller and the lure of the city is not really appealing to me anymore, at least not at the moment.
Overall the feeling I have now reminds me of the times I have really gone into my heart area and things feels so calm, but at the same time a bit sad⦠just like Iām a bit sad to let go of certain emotions that I have been addicted to that did not really serve me. I cannot even say that this feeling I have brings up certain memories, it is just like a flowy sensation of a purge going on.
A comparison might be a bar or nightclub. Imagine going there in the evening and it is prime time. Everything there is pumping, the lights, the people, the music and so on. You really get the perception and the vibe of this place in that moment.
Now imagine going back there tomorrow during the day. Everything looks brighter in the day light and you can see dust everywhere. The music is low and the bartenter looks tired after a long night yesterday, and there is no people almost in there. It looks different even though its the same placeā¦
It is as if you watch a movie and everything is set up in way that is immersive⦠but if you are there at the studio when they record the movie, then it looks staged and you can see outside of the camera lense. In a way it is not more or less fake than in the movie theatre, but your mind is not romatizing the idea and picture that the movie is trying to portrait.
This makes me think of media and especially main stream media, it just never look like they portrait it as if you personally go there. This has happened to me many times during travelling, and sometimes I think we learn from an early age to romanticize how the world should look like, so we never see what actually is happening around us.