Energy "flavours"

[anonymous57]

I'm sure I'm not the only one who notices that different types and scources of energy seem to "taste" different

It's something I've been aware of ever since I started, but only recently started to develop preferences for different types. The nicer tastes also seem to be the more concentrated.

I find that certain places have paticularly nice tastes, and have more concentrated energy. I find that energy tastes nicer at night. Rain also seems to improve the taste of energy.

Any recommended types of energy?

[cube]

This sounds a lot like something I saw on Stuart Wilde's site:
http://stuartwilde.com/Articles/SW_articles_supernatural_powers.htm

A lady I know in her mid-thirties has recently developed an acute telescopic sense of smell. She was telling me that she discovered to her surprise that she could smell a leather briefcase at a distance of two city blocks. An American friend––a family man in his fifties, told me he could smell people and identify them from across the street. Some, he said, have a very beautiful, very distinct smell, while others are quite vile, even from twenty or thirty yards away.

When you say "tastes" do you mean that in a literal sensory sense?

[Rastus]

I know that drawing up 'Earth' energy is quite distinct from pulling in storm energy.  Yes, most definitely distinct flavors depending on where you pull it from, or if you create your own.

[anonymous57]

I can't physically taste the energy, but I can think of a better word to describe it.

[Dansk]

I think I understand what you mean. Do you ever get that with people? Is it like how you can tell who someone is just by the vibe, energy signature, feel. etc. they give off?

[Kalonek]

I understand what you mean, i have this feeling too. Sexual energy has a very distinct and clear flavour for example, and in a lesser proportion heart center energy too. Have you ever tried to stimulate your chakras on the roof of your mouth (i think it's called lalana for the biggest one) ? You then really taste energy coming from upwards, though is a little fade and bitter.