I’d Forgotten How Energy Work Can Make Me Feel

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”

Nikola Tesla

Hey, Lovelies.

Yesterday afternoon, seemingly out of nowhere I suddenly felt a headache come on. Then I began feeling hot and cold. I went from feeling great to wiped out in under ten minutes.

But that wasn’t all. Wave after wave of emotion hit me. I felt like crying. I was anxious, depressed, miserable. Pain in my body. Thumping head. Nausea. And to top it off, crushing fatigue.

What on earth was wrong with me?

It seemed unlikely I was unwell. I’ve been in isolation for months. I haven’t been anywhere to catch new germs. It just didn’t add up.

And then it hit me.

I’ve been doing energy work for a very long time. Meditation, healing work, working with Guides, channelling. It is work I do every day, and it is what I do when I am not working too. That is what it is to be psychic. It’s not something I can turn off. It’s my normal.

But the last few days have been big – I’ve been doing readings for clients, sending healing, doing teaching work, a channelled webinar for my membership group with two big very old energies, and some ancestral healing work too. And I’m back working with my sister, which amplifies my energy and brings all kinds of extra connection into the mix.

Whatever I was experiencing yesterday I knew it was energetic. And I also knew what the solution was.

I finished my work day early, and put myself to bed.

When you sit in the presence of a big energy, or hold that space for a big vibration to come through, it creates all kinds of energetic side-effects as your own vibration changes. It is something I’d advised my members about before our webinar. I’d reminded them to stay hydrated, to rest afterwards, to ground, to nourish themselves and to sleep if they needed to – and to expect that they may feel wiped out if big vibrational shift happened for them.

Some of that energy caught up with me too. And all I could do was honour it, withdraw and allow my body to readjust at its own pace. I know I’ll come out the other side of these feelings with more clarity, more calm, and more connection. Meanwhile, I just have to ride the waves.

Hugs and love from the quietest corner of my darkened room, while I wait for a new day to dawn, new discoveries, and a new peace, Nicole xx