Energy & The work place

[ArchonLynx]

How does your energy affect your work space do people naturally like being around you or do they stay away I'm curious how everyone else's experience with the occult affects there normal life

 

[rekker]

IMO If you don't work to gain/make an influence there is any and people react to you normal. More often it is you who experience a change in reaction to others. But if you start exploring influencing other people the effect should be as expected when you are good at what you do.

The easiest way to provoke different reactions from people to usual one is to say the directly that you practice occult or to become delulu what happens even seasoned adepts from time to time

 

[OberonFromTheHills]

According to people around me : i balance the place i'm in.

I work a lot with venusian energy, so im happy it's felt.

 

[Morell]

I was told once that there is a rumor that when I'm at work, there is less of problems and things go more smoothly.

 

[Katrina Marina]

I definitely want to be able to a regular practice of energy work, but definitely here to learn

 

[Robert Ramsay]

I was told once that there is a rumor that when I'm at work, there is less of problems and things go more smoothly.

I was off work last Friday and everything went mental there

 

[Morell]

It took a day? few days back I just signed off, left the room and before I left the place they were already calling for repair team.

 

[rekker]

Wherever i start a job it happens soon after some bigger changes in structures or policies. So finally i choose to work in education as that field is always under construction XD

Since i have started my last job 4 headmasters came and went...

 

[Keldan]

My energy makes my coworkers warmer and more friendly toward me. Even though the workplace has very negative energy, I can still influence how people react in the direction I want.

 

[Noth]

I am a naturally asocial person, so most of my jobs have included some form of isolation.

When I had to work around people I use a simple, "These aren't the Droids your looking for." glamor to keep people from stopping me for a, "quick chat." I keyed the glamor to a mental image of Alec Guinness doing the finger wave as I scratch my nose.

Though now remote work means I hardly have to deal with coworkers on a regular basis.