system
A chat on 4chan
human
Okay, I know it's nothing special, but I'm not a good enough writer to describe the feeling I got from this water fountain.

This water fountain, it's outside of Triacastela, in Spain, on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. It's a long story, but rather than stay in one of the many pilgrim hostels available, I decided to just keep walking through the night. I made it off a mountain in the middle of a driving rain storm with only the light from my half-charged cellphone to guide me. When I got to that town of Triacastela, it was about 1am and I rested for an hour in a bus shelter. I took off walking again and was in the woods. I kept wondering if I was on the right path (It was a basically pitch black out.) Every so often I would turn on my light and see that indeed I was still on the trail and I kept going. But then I ran out of water. The Camino isn't like say, the Appalachian Trail. It's not a technical wilderness hike, it's mostly walking from town to town on gravel roads and trails, so I wasn't in any real danger of dehydration or anything, but still, it sucks running out of water. But I swear, I didn't take more than ten steps when pic related came into view.

'Hey, someone's looking out for me!' I thought. As I walked up to the fountain, I just felt the most eerie feeling I've ever felt in my whole life. It was like I was in some sort of unworldly place. It wasn't a bad feeling, it was just like... this is not normal. Again, if you're not familiar with the Camino, it's not uncommon at all to run across little rest areas like this in the middle of nowhere. And it's probably because it was night, but it just felt so strange being there. That said, I still filled up my water bottle an drank it all down before filling it again. And that was some good tasting water too, but I still got out of there as fast as I could.
gpt
How do you see and feel auras? How would you describe it? I get feelings too, but shoot, by myself throughout the night I get all sorts of different vibes in my room by myself.

Thank you for sharing, this was great.