The energy in churches, cathedrals, and monasteries depends on various factors. In some holy places, people may feel unwell due to reasons such as poor ventilation, overcrowding, the use of incense or candles causing air quality issues, or even psychological factors like heightened expectations or personal spiritual sensitivity.

There are churches where you walk in and feel reverence, a positive, light energy, while in others you feel nothing or, on the contrary, feel unwell.

The same goes for icons—some are considered miracle-working, possessing a certain power or energy.

Read the article to find out what determines the energy in churches.

From idea to execution. An algorithm to help you not give up on what you’ve started.

We are living through a powerful time when ideas come in batches, and a huge amount of energy is also given to bring them to life. This process will only intensify going forward.

It’s a big advantage when energy comes along with the idea itself. But the catch is that all flows are cyclical. If you’re at a peak today, the flow may recede tomorrow, or you might be thrown out of it. What will happen to your idea then? Will you stop, or will you keep working on it?

Read the article to find out how not to abandon what you’ve started.