TOKYO CEMETERY, SNACKS, AND SPIRITS

[@aramiebloom7257]

Those trees across from the tourist temple - it was like people stuck all up in the trees! In a watchful way, not a bad way. And what a clean and honest cemetery. That was wonderful, thank you for sharing especially that exchange at the end!!

[@dropout.psychologist]

Those trees! I felt something similar. It was such an interesting place. I am wishing for the day we can take a tour of places for those with sacred senses open. It would be so cool!

[@aramiebloom7257]

@@dropout.psychologist it's interesting because when you went to the last cemetery plot in the video, I got "We are old and Powerful." And then you weighed in with what you got!! Heard loud and clear across space and time. I don't know if we see things in a similar energetic way or if intuition was clearer in Japan. Either way, safe travels and I'm happy you are returning to Mongolia. 💜🐎

[@dropout.psychologist]

​@@aramiebloom7257 That's so interesting to hear

[@susanjenvey7135]

Thanks Francis fascinating. Loved your tuned in reporting and thanks for sharing. The stone sculptures and well tended gardens were very heartfelt. Best blessings for your travels.

[@dropout.psychologist]

Thanks Susan. 💚

[@nomadchica]

this was so fun, frances! and it was really fascinating to watch and listen to your interactions in the cemetery. :)

[@elleng8359]

What a beautiful cemetery! I was honestly surprised that the spirits tend to hang out there, but I didn’t get the sense that they were “stuck” in that space. I have always thought that cemeteries were just for bodies and that most spirits were elsewhere, no longer attached to those bodies. But it’s cool that the families are together there. ❤

[@UurdChuluutNegen]

that strong family msj is so vibe, I'm digging it no cap