Geographic energy

[Parallax]

When I visited Japan a few years ago, I noticed the presence of an immense amount of entities just in the apartment area I was staying in.
The energies of the place was pretty unique compared to other countries I’ve been too so far. What’s so unique about Japanese spiritual environment?
In a broader context do specific geographic areas possess unique energies? Maybe this is related to the concept of specific parts of the earth are ruled by different entities, like is said in enochian system of magic.

 

[Anziel_Merkaba]

This is more of a topic for This Forum Category but to answer your question, I'd assume it's something to do with the specific culture and traditional religion/spiritual practices of that culture, influencing the nature of the region over a long period of time. It's not really a unique environment, except that the cultural identity and traditional practices were kept alive for the most part compared to most western cultures.

 

[Parallax]

This is more of a topic for This Forum Category but to answer your question, I'd assume it's something to do with the specific culture and traditional religion/spiritual practices of that culture, influencing the nature of the region over a long period of time. It's not really a unique environment, except that the cultural identity and traditional practices were kept alive for the most part compared to most western cultures.

Maybe the category is wrong, sorry if that’s the case.
It’s just I know things are discussed on the nature if laylines and that there supposedly exists a dragon energy within the earth.
These I guess are specifically on the earth itself.
However in enochian paradigm there is said that different angels rule different nations/parts of the earth based on the tablet given to dee and Kelly at the time.
So I am curious on the nature of these energies in nations or physical locations that supposedly could possess unique spiritual natures.
I guess an honorable mention is the Bermuda Triangle and the Devil’s Triangle

 

[zagan]

When I visited Japan a few years ago, I noticed the presence of an immense amount of entities just in the apartment area I was staying in.
The energies of the place was pretty unique compared to other countries I’ve been too so far. What’s so unique about Japanese spiritual environment?
In a broader context do specific geographic areas possess unique energies? Maybe this is related to the concept of specific parts of the earth are ruled by different entities, like is said in enochian system of magic.

Sounds like you're talking about lay lines. The egyptians and other groups made use of those and built in areas where multiple lines crossed. It also ties into the idea the planet has its own chakra points.

 

[Parallax]

Sounds like you're talking about lay lines. The egyptians and other groups made use of those and built in areas where multiple lines crossed. It also ties into the idea the planet has its own chakra points.

Well, I think it would be interesting to learn more generally about these things in general. Japan isn’t necessarily my focus but I would like to know more about unique locations and what potential can be exploited from them for ends.

 

[SkullTraill]

There may be locations with significant concentrations of energy for various reasons (think burial grounds, sites of war etc) but I don't think that concept extends to countries as a whole. That being said, countries are generally (and in the case of Japan especially so) culturally and spiritually homogenous. Now, in cultures close to yours, especially where spirituality is concerned, you may not notice this, as growing up in that may have desensitised you to it. But when you go somewhere where it's very different to you, it could be conceivable that you notice the difference energy-wise.

 

[Taudefindi]

What’s so unique about Japanese spiritual environment?

The link between the land and it's spiritual history, I suppose.
While most Japanese aren't religious nowadays, they still tend to follow a lot of the old customs and many do seem to still be somewhat into either Shintoism or Buddhism.If anything I would dare say that they still are a very spiritualized people(yes, even with them being technologically advanced).

There may be locations with significant concentrations of energy for various reasons (think burial grounds, sites of war etc)

Considering the amount of temples and holy places(mostly mountains, I think) that exist in Japan, it certainly can be said that there is a lot of spiritual potential in the whole country.
Their native religious belief is linked to the worship of nature or natural phenomena(in the guise of deities), it is so linked to their culture that I think it's rare to find a Japanese that doesn't hold one spiritual belief or does at least the classic move of visiting temples to check their fortune or ask for a boon(be it for studies, work or life in general).

when you go somewhere where it's very different to you, it could be conceivable that you notice the difference energy-wise.

And sometimes you may even end up affected by that and not realize it until later.