Energy 101:
Good Energy Can Be The Missing Component to Success!
by Mary Lee McRoberts
What Energy Is
The universe is meant to work in harmony, with cooperation and coordination. Everything has an energy field that emanates from it, whether it is living or not. We are trained to use our minds (through studies) and our physical bodies (via athletics/exercise), but we are not taught about the third component of “energy.” It’s unseen and not part of our scientific culture. We don’t see gravity, but it exists. We don’t see radio waves or electricity, but we know they exist because we hear music and lights turn on; we believe because we see an end result.
How We Experience Energy
Energy fields exist, that are unseen by most, around people’s bodies. Ever walked into a room of people, smiling and acting happy, but you know (and feel in your gut,) they just had a disagreement? That’s your energy field detecting energy emanating from them. You receive information in your mind, although there is nothing you saw or heard to support the instant knowing. Energy is a real and palpable thing and it swirls around us all the time. It stays where we are – even after we leave the space – and the more emotion attached, the longer it remains.
How Energy Can Impact a Business
Imagine energy/emotion in a business where everyone is under pressure to perform, or the last president was really unhappy before leaving. Businesses are like people; they have a heart and soul. Problems in any area – management, employees, buildings, projects – can be larger than the mechanics of what it might appear to be. When the right decisions are made from a logical business perspective, and yet the business continues to suffer challenges, it means there are other things in play that are not normally “seen” from a traditional business viewpoint.
How Energy Can Impact a Home
Every structure holds energy of its inhabitants until that energy is removed. Imagine making Easter eggs, dropping the dye tablet into vinegar and observing the color spread out – that’s what energy looks like emanating from our bodies. If you purchase a home from a couple who repeatedly fought in the kitchen, that energy/emotion still sits in the kitchen where it took place. It doesn’t go with the people when they leave! After moving in, you may find yourself feeling angry and arguing in the kitchen, when you’ve never done that. You’re literally living in the energy of anger left there.
Another example is a married couple having conflict but eventually sorting it out. Because they still live in the energy of prior conflict, it’s more difficult to experience harmony. (This is why real estate agents tell you to remove personal items when selling your home; this removes some of your “energy” so the buyer doesn’t feel like they are in someone else’s home.)
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