Walmart and other store vibes

[AnthroHeart]

I'm checking in with others to see if it's just my perspective.

It used to be that public stores carried a freaky vibe, that before felt a little edgy and not comfortable at all.

I've noticed lately, walmart feels brighter. It is lighter in there than before. It's very inviting, and very colorful.

I may be viewing that through a higher energy state, but it feels so warm, inviting, and everything looks just a little more three-dimensional than before.

I was wondering if others are experiencing the same. It almost feels angelic.

Even at home, when I turn lights on, there are times when the whole room just lights up and is inviting.

[unity100]

they suck life out of one's soul.

[@ndy]

This pops into mind reading this thread

'Two men looked out from prison bars, one saw mud, the other saw stars'

[Ali Quadir]

I'm also enjoying it much more Gemini. I used to avoid large crowds. Now I actively seek them out. I've never been to Walmart of course. But I do seem to enjoy the atmosphere of people much more. I couldn't speculate about the reasons. Too much has changed in me in that same period for me to be objective.

[Brittany]

I really can't stand walmart. I think it's the colors they use in the store, and they use very harsh lighting. Plus everyone in there is usually rude. For the most part they don't seem to emphasize customer service at all. Still, if you've found peace in a walmart, that's great! You're obviously enjoying a higher vibe than I am. :-)

[AnthroHeart]

Below is my own perception.

I guess I too am getting comfortable around crowds. I am somewhat empathic, so I had to learn to adapt to the sensations.

I've also built up some really dense shields around me, through hours of work. So the nasty vibe does't touch me really. Though I still pick up on negative influences.

I opened up my pyramid to such a level that when I came back down, much more is opened for me.

I'm also in a new city, settling down here in Missouri. So it could be that it's another walmart I'm comparing it to.
Not sure, but the brightness and depth of colors I am experiencing are new to me.

I've worked hours on letting "bad" thoughts just play out without playing into them. So I sort of raised the bar about what gets to me. Still, I didn't expect it to make a department store look inviting.

Though if what I'm experiencing, if I'm the only one doing so, it makes me feel a bit lonely, because I wish I could share my perceptions with others.

Even my dad's home where I'm staying now, it looks brighter and more colorful than in the past.