When I made the decision to release an app and workbook filled with tools and strategies for dealing with Esoteric EM frequencies I decided to
- Make it as light-hearted as I could even though the impacts are serious
- Have a tester for each of the formats
- Have an October 1 release so it will be out for Halloween
Within days of the release I attended a conference. While having wine at the hotel one evening I chatted with the bartender – a fellow Midwesterner and hockey lover. When I told him what I do – chatted a bit about the release of Destination Unknown: Explorations of the Paranormal he got excited so I asked if he wanted a business card. He asked for another for a colleague because, “She’s into holistic.”
The next evening Aaron and I were in the area relaxing with wine when a woman working the bar approached, explained she was the colleague. She said, “Can I ask you a question? What is Esoteric?”
When I explained she got tears in her eyes.
She hadn’t had a name to explain what was happening to her, didn’t know it was “a thing.”
When I shared the purpose of the material she started to cry. I understood.
Having been brought to tears myself by my sensitivity to these frequencies.
It’s what motivated me to find solutions.
Driven to Tears
As I mention in a previous post I knew the time was now to release this information because multiple people – all of whom were aware of my abilities – shared they were so overwhelmed by their sensitivity to Esoteric frequencies they were driven to tears.
I hugged her and promised it was going to be okay. I felt confident in that promise because as I detail in Riding the Waves: Diagnosing Treating and Living With EMF Sensitivity, half the battle is knowing what’s happening.
Putting a name to it.
Later that evening we were at a large social gathering. I looked to my left to see a gentleman watching the entertainment screen which was about three floors below us. Intuition guided me to approach. In the course of sharing why we were there I mentioned what I do and my latest project. His reply? “I need this.”
He got a business card too.
Over and over I handed out cards to people overwhelmed by their sensitivity to Esoteric frequencies. The best part? Over and over I gave hope.
In closing I’ll share a fun article I came across this morning and share a story.
When we lived in the Bay Area we looked at a house in Lafayette. When I was touring the 2nd floor I stepped into a bedroom and immediately knew someone had died there.
Knowing intuitively is clairsentience.
It was not good energy.
I shared it with Aaron along with the fact I felt evil – a word I rarely use – as we stood on the front lawn while listening to the real estate agent explain the bus stop for school was across the street.
When the agent came to our home to discuss an offer she told us
- The owner’s son died – in the room I told Aaron about – from a protracted illness.
- There was a convicted sex offender renting the house next door.
We walked away
Esoteric frequencies are serious business.
Elizabeth Maxim 