We are affected by what we surround ourselves with!

This statement is true for various areas of our life. It is also true for the spiritual.

Every single day, there are near countless small interactions that occur between the spiritual energies of our energy system; and the world around. We are impacted by the spirits around us, regardless of whether they are registered companions, or not. We are impacted by the physical company we keep; pets, people, plants, electronic devices, etc. The depth of our interaction with people is also another key factor. I.e., in the case of intimate interactions with another person, there are unique 'transactions' that occur, of which impact and alter the function/flow of our energy system.

We consistently 'swap' the residual energies of our system (that we produce daily), with the residual energies around us. This is often the mechanism by which many unique psychic abilities function. With the 'trade' of energies, we can pick up on new insights, new machinations, thoughts, feelings, information, etc. Any new stimuli can provoke a whole new chain of events.

If we were to stunt this daily transaction, our spiritual experience would likely be dampened. Many would struggle to naturally use their psychic abilities, and other senses. They would struggle to connect with people on an interpersonal level, and experience depth of connection.

There are always millions, billions, even trillions of exchanges, and interactions that occur on a daily basis. This interactions shape us, our moods, our experiences, our persona, and our growth overall. They can be a hindrance, or a blessing. We must take care by which company we keep, and what we expose ourselves to -- lest it disturb our ecosystem in a negative way.

We as people; as practitioners, should always exercise caution when delving into situations that we are not sure of; that we do not understand. If unsure, ask! Work to create an ecosystem that benefits and serves you, leading you onwards and upwards! You are the architect of your life, and your experiences. Be a great architect, for your own sake!