10/11/2025
SOLAR WINDS IMPACTING OUR MAGNETOSPHERE
and possibly your HEALTH.
You may be feeling it emotionally or physically - I've observed many in clinic that are sensitive to such energies and feel like they are going crazy and are about to blow a gasket. So I thought I would share the possibilities that may help.
These are CCMC BATSRUS magnetosphere simulations — visual models showing how the solar wind (streams of charged particles from the Sun) interacts with Earth’s magnetic field.
Here’s what to notice:
Colors:
Red/Orange/Yellow near Earth → high magnetic pressure, meaning the solar wind is compressing Earth’s magnetic field.
Green/Blue farther back → lower density regions where the magnetotail stretches away from the Sun.
Contours and lines:
These show magnetic field lines. When they bunch up or twist, it suggests geomagnetic stress — the magnetosphere is being “pushed” or “rattled.”
Date & Time:
The timestamps (Nov 10, 2025) suggest a period of elevated geomagnetic activity, likely from a CME (coronal mass ejection) or strong solar wind stream.
So yes — it looks like the Earth was under some strong space weather influence when you observed those “rising numbers.”
2. Translating This Energy to Human Experience:
Some people — especially those sensitive to electromagnetic or energetic shifts — can feel these changes more acutely.
It might manifest as:
Irritability, emotional surges (“blowing a gasket”),
Trouble sleeping, heart palpitations, or anxiety,
Heightened intuition, inspiration, or emotional openness.
It’s not mystical so much as the way our bodies and nervous systems respond to environmental stress.
3. How to Support “Her” Right Now
Here are a few ways to help balance or ground her energy while the geomagnetic field is so stirred up:
Physical grounding:
Encourage hydration (solar storms can subtly affect hydration levels).
Magnesium-rich foods or Epsom salt baths calm the nervous system.
Barefoot time on the ground or lying on grass reconnects her to the Earth’s stabilising field.
Emotional regulation:
When she feels that “pressure” rising, deep exhalations or slow rhythmic breathing (like box breathing: 4 in / 4 hold / 4 out / 4 hold) can discharge that charge.
Soothing tones, steady rhythms, or gentle movement (like stretching or slow dance) also help.
Mental and spiritual clarity:
Keep perspective: these energetic surges pass quickly — often within 24–48 hours.
Encourage journaling or quiet reflection rather than reacting impulsively.
Visualization: imagine roots grounding into the Earth while light flows in through the crown — symbolic, but effective in calming the nervous system.