Claustrophobia is a fear of enclosed spaces. This is not the normal anxiety that comes from being trapped someplace, like a broken-down elevator. It is an anxiety that causes your body to react in unforeseeable ways at the mere sight of an elevator.
I’ve suffered from mild claustrophobia my entire life. A short while ago I discovered some aspects of past lives which contributed to this fear. In an earlier incarnation, I died while being locked in a trunk. Some would understand how that could lead to claustrophobia in this life.
During my recent studies, I learned more about the possibility of why I am afflicted with this particular phobia. Compression. And how the energy of the soul is tightly compressed to accommodate a physical body. This compression has led me to be more uncomfortable in my skin than most. My soul is longing to expand past the confines of physical reality. The thought of getting into something even more confining, then leads me into a panic.
Take this already confining body and keep it cooped up in small enclosures (houses, cars, offices). It is a recipe for poor health. Is it any wonder that mental health continues to decline even as we improve our lives?
Science has proven that our electromagnetic field expands past our physical body. And studying quantum entanglement will show that the atoms in my body are affected by atoms miles away. How can that be, unless we expand outward, further than can be seen or detected with scientific instruments.
Even Einstein proved that matter equals energy in a different state. E=mcc Many would argue that everything we are and everything around us is nothing but energy. And there is something to that statement. Look at the building blocks of matter, the atom. Atoms are nothing but empty space with charges. Protons are positive charges and electrons are negative. The attraction of positive and negative holds them together.
So how do we use this information to our advantage? By allowing our souls to expand. Imagine your energy filling the cosmos and being limitless. Will it help my get in an elevator, not necessarily. But it will help me be at peace as I walk up the stairs.









