Hey Mark, I wanted to share some feedback on your meditation and ask a quick question. During the grounding practice, I do feel calm, but at the same time it almost feels like my body is being gently pulled downward, like a magnet. I’ve also noticed that my breathing becomes very deep and quite long, and sometimes I have to observe it because it happens automatically and I don’t really feel in control. The oxygen even feels different—almost like a kind of “energetic nourishment.” Is this a normal experience when grounding?

Hi Mark! 🙋🏻‍♀️ What about you? Same question.How did you choose your spiritual path and what is the greatest lesson you have learned?

I realized that I told the second part of my journey. But that’s also the most important part, because it’s connected to a lot of inner work. A few years ago, I went through a situation where I felt extremely bad, in the sense that I couldn’t see any way forward in my life. I remember that just before falling asleep, I spoke to God and asked Him to show me the way, because I wanted to get to know Him. On the second day—I can still picture it clearly—when I turned inward for a moment, I noticed a kind of movement happening in my heart. It felt like a wave that set my body into motion. Sometimes I ask questions and ask for support, and when I connect, I receive this recurring energetic impulse. I believe that was the first time I became aware that I have a lot of inner support. However, the work is something you have to do yourself. Problems don’t simply disappear without taking responsibility for them.

Thank you, Mark. I really appreciate your effort and your genuine interest in supporting people who want to grow and develop themselves.

Ever since I was a child, I always knew that I was different from others. I’ve always had a deep longing for knowledge. I was born into a family where, through epigenetics, I inherited many negative patterns. Not only that, but my upbringing and environment also shaped my life in a negative way. It was only later in life that I began to reflect on my past. Even though I had always sensed that the world is a projection and a reflection of oneself, it took me a long time to truly begin my inner work. It didn’t happen overnight, but over the years, through consistent effort, things have improved. Now, I feel deeply connected to my inner core

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