Hello dear friends, Somehow I wanted to share one of my unusual things that happened to me. For my part, courage is needed, but nobody here really knows me, so I don't have to be afraid, right? In any case, thank you for reading, with love in my heart. The Wall of Stone (An experience that truly happened to me) As a child, maybe 6 years old, my mother asked me to go to a neighbor’s house, just a few doors down. To say something, I suppose. I walked the path to their front door. Just before I reached the bell, I suddenly felt an indescribable, massive, wild resistance standing right in front of me. It was a huge wall of stone—pressing against me, stopping me, forcing me to a halt in a threatening way. I froze. I came to a complete stop, like a film that suddenly stops rolling— my feet stopped moving. I didn’t understand what was happening. Fear completely overwhelmed me. It pierced right through me, and I couldn’t grasp it. I, a kind of, realized I would die, if I would remain standing in front of that wall. Then I made a choice. I chose to go through it. It was as if I broke through a sound barrier. I stepped right through that hard, wall—my opponent, that fear. I pushed past all my limits, with a deep, self-forcing courage— a kind of “surpassing myself,” pushing myself beyond what I thought I could bear. I broke through the dividing wall that had held me back— that had stopped me from even daring to breathe further. And I breathed. I acted as if nothing had happened. I continued on, stepped out of that scene, that moment as in a film. I simply walked on and did what I had been told to do. I rang the bell and acted (again) as if nothing had happened. And I smiled at those people— smiled sweetly, shyly, happily, like always. I never spoke about it. Because it had been only the wall and me. Nothing to prove. ---------------------------- . This is 1 of various unusual situations that really happened, but that I never shared with someone. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.S. I made a quick 'scribble drawing' for illustration. Nothing special, but maybe you can see that I go through that wall.