Night Angel

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We often sleep with our phones next to us, fortunately or unfortunately. During this time, we remain unaware of the frequencies  that interrupt our rest—the invisible forces that affect our bodies and minds while we sleep. We live in a world where our senses are constantly bombarded by waves, signals, and energies that we can neither see nor fully understand.

 

Next to our bed, a typical nightstand—be it in any form. It’s a functional piece, designed to hold our most essential items.  But what if we recontextualize a simple word like "nightstand" and transform it into "night angel"? What if this object became  more than a place for our belongings, and evolved into an entity that functions not only in the physical realm but also in the spiritual? In this context, the nightstand becomes something more than wood or metal—it becomes a symbol of protection, amplifying our perception of even the most ordinary elements in our environment.

 

This transformation invites us to consider that the energy of such an object—though intangible and unmeasurable—might hold deeper significance. It may embody a subtle form of protection, even though we might only grasp it on a subconscious level. The night angel becomes a reminder that what we perceive is not always all that exists. Just as frequencies fill the air around us, so too does this energy fill the space between us and the world.

 

The idea is not just to reconsider the object itself but to challenge our understanding of how we see the world. To break free from the surface-level norms and explore the unseen energies that influence us—whether we are aware of them or not.

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An invented word ,innermotion, where, intellect, energy and emotion become one describes this. This is the Rippletoe experience.