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That’s an odd question, right? I mean, who actually stops and says, “Am I leaking power today?”
In this episode, I talk a tad about shamanism, and in shamanism, one of the most powerful things you can do is “conserve your energy.” Why? Because the weaker your energy and the less energy you have, the less power you have.
It’s basic physics. You are electrons, neutrons and protons. You are an “energy being.” And, when you leak your energy, akin to having a nail in your time, you weaken yourself.
Let’s compare this to the 3D regular world.
Think about the electricity in your house. If you leave all the lights on for a month, what is your energy bill at the end of the month? By leaving all your lights on, you have used a ton of energy, but being an energy being, when you “leave all the lights on” instead of the energy bill, you get a depleted and weaker you.
So, how do you waste and deplete your energy?
Easy, through your emotions, specifically, your negative emotions.
To prove that. Think about a particular day when you worried a lot. At the end of the day, what was your energy level? Did you want to go out that night and go dancing, or did you want to crash, veg out, and relax?
If you’re like most of us, you want to relax. Why? No energy and most people do not attribute it to a day of worry. They just think, “I’m tired.” But they are tired because they have depleted their energy.
In this episode, I talk about the #1 way that people weaken themselves and as a result, they have little power to heal, manifest and create more in life.
Transformational Takeaway: When you leak your energy, you have no power.
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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin
