How to be more open minded and understand the things we see that we cant explain?
For you to start opening your mind and understanding the things you see but cannot explain, you first need to master introspection and become more connected to your spiritual guides and your spiritual side. Once you are more connected, you will begin to see things in a different way and start finding explanations for what once seemed unexplainable. This will only happen after you deepen that connection, which will allow you to understand what you see and accept it as normal.
If you see a shadow passing by or in front of you, understand that this can happen very often. Keep in mind that these shadows can sometimes be negative entities trying to bother you. However, don’t worry: if you are connected to your spiritual guides and you ask for their help, they will be there for you. You might also see things like a ghostly white figure passing through. Don’t be scared—these are usually good entities that are simply passing by or protecting you.
You can also see other kinds of phenomena, such as strange lights in the sky that suddenly disappear. This is normal. If you master your spiritual side and investigate more about these things, you will start to notice that they happen very often. Those lights in the sky that just disappear are proof that we are not the only ones in this universe and that there is life on other planets.
You will also start to understand that some mythical creatures—like elves, pixies, goblins, fairies, and others—exist and are known for their deep connection to nature. They guard plants and animals; these are the elementals in charge of nature. We usually can’t see them easily unless they choose to reveal themselves, but elementals are everywhere, taking care of the natural world. Many of the beings you thought were only in stories are real—they simply stay hidden from us. Aliens also exist, as mentioned before.
To understand all of this and begin seeing it as normal and as part of reality, you first need to be more open‑minded by strengthening your connection to your spiritual side, which is your true self, and by accepting the guidance of your spiritual guides. This will help you open your mind, and you will start to understand the things you currently cannot explain.
Mythical Creatures
Mythical creatures are supernatural beings like fairies, elves, pixies, and goblins. All of these creatures and more, once thought to be only myths, do exist. These beings are called elementals. They are the ones who protect the fundamental forces of nature—earth, air, fire, and water. Their primary purpose is to balance, protect, and regulate natural environments. They are in charge of taking care of all of nature so it stays beautiful and full of color. They maintain the equilibrium of the natural world, which is essential to life.
Some examples of the difference between some of the elemental
Fairies
They serve as caretakers of nature, acting as stewards of the wild, managing ecosystems, and guiding human interaction with the environment.
Pixies
While also tied to the land, they act as untamed spirits of the countryside, often creating chaos or leading travelers off-course rather than focusing on direct conservation.
Goblins
Their role is less focused on nurturing nature and more on inhabiting it. They are associated with the earth, often collecting odd items like stones and bones, and in some lore (Coblynau), they are tied specifically to mining and subterranean environments.
Gnomes
They’re known for guarding treasures, protecting gardens, and bringing good luck. They’re often depicted as small, bearded figures with pointy hats who work at night to help crops or play tricks on humans, while in fantasy they’re portrayed as skilled crafters, alchemists, and earth-manipulators living underground.
Main Role In Nature
All elementals are part of this beautiful world. They help us maintain nature at its full potential. Their main role is to protect nature and make it purer. Since they are always working on the earth—collecting, repairing, and healing damaged things—this is how nature can look so colorful and beautiful. These creatures are real, and they can be everywhere you see plants, because they are there taking care of the plants and all of nature you see. The only thing is, as mentioned before, we cannot see them unless they want us to—but believe me, they are very real.