It feels like that somehow, the whole megamall project was struck with a curse that plagued its construction from the beginning, but showed resilience in spite its difficulties. Is there a future for this megamall or will its American dream not fully be realized?
https://www.nj.com/news/2020/06/coronavirus-fuels-unease-over-american-dreams-future-and-theres-no-reopening-date-yet.html
A. When I focus on this mall and structure, I do feel an ominous vibe. I see it isn't as much the structure, but it is something with the land. I'm not completely sure what was destroyed to make room for the development, but something was disturbed and instigated a negative energy.
I also see that part of the issue are the people that are behind the development and financing. There is a lot of negative energy tied to this all the way around. I get there will be one hurdle after another until the project is bankrupted.
I'm curious your thoughts or if you have been to this area (please leave a comment).
And that is all I have for this reading. Thank you. Love and light, Lynn
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Thank you for the reading. I know that the area used to be wetlands up until the sports complex was built onto it in the early 70s. Perhaps the long-term disturbances of the land may have something to do with it, but there could also be something else.
Hi Lynn and Psychic Focus Family,
The American dream mall is built on what is called the Meadowlands NJ right next Secaucus, in Northern New Jersey. In the early days of settlements of New Jersey new York and New Amsterdam this was a frontier that pertained to the Hackensack people. the area is a large estuary with many water flows some are fresh water others salt.
After natives and the dutch settlers that worked with the land eventually later settlements and the industrial revolution with industrialist in the tri-state changes the flow diverted water drained the wetland polluted them and made them land fills to advance industrial ambitions and infrastructure on top of these landfills is the Mall. The changing and pollution if the energy currents could have thrown things off. As well as the fact that these were rich hunting and farming lands used by the Dutch and Natives. there could be burial or sacred grounds because of energetic significance of many waters coming together to give such richness in wildlife. the Industrialist were also clearly mostly cabal.
Personally I find that this American Dream Mall similar to that spaceship people were in in that movie Wall-E. It's like a big spaceship where people forget about whats going on out there in the real world and made to ride on rollercoasters, or ski down artificial ski slopes, and consumer junkfood and sugar. I think real people are looking towards how to be better and to value their lives more- ie. part of that vibratory upgrade to 4th Density- and this whole "American Dream Mall" is just last straws of keeping the illusion of fake food, fake environments, fake realities- to keep everyone asleep and entertained.
@Anonymous: It felt more like it was an ancient sacred place. Maybe even tied to burial or something. I'm thinking like a couple hundred years ago.
@Robin: Thanks for sharing. This makes a lot of sense.
@CartalkByJJ: Interesting take. I can totally see that perspective.
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