Christine J GoldOwner, Soul Healers Sanctuary · ADHD Burnout Recovery Coach

Lost their minds... #storytime

9 Dec 2025 · 2 min

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In this personal storytime video, the narrator recounts a tense encounter on a train with a disoriented passenger who launches a frantic rant about cell phones being demonic and fentanyl originating from China. Feeling threatened, the narrator retreats into a self‑created protective mental space she calls an “infinity tunnel” or “bubble.” She calls upon God, her guides, angels, and loved ones, and repeatedly chants “Not today, Satan” to shield herself from the negative energy. The spiritual invocation appears to calm the ranting individual, whose volume drops to mumbling before he eventually exits the train. The narrative blends a vivid description of the chaotic scene with the narrator’s spiritual coping mechanisms, highlighting themes of personal safety, faith‑based protection, and the unsettling nature of the encounter.

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they're hurt, they're whatever, right? I could feel it coming, and I saw him, and I'm like, oh, here it goes. And he sat right beside me, not next to me, but just there. And then he started talking about how cell phones are demonic and fentanyl. Like, he was just going on a total rant, clearly not in his right mind, not at all. And if I said anything It wouldn't have mattered. In fact, he probably would have directed all of his negativity at me. So I asked God, my guides, my angels, my loved ones to just come in, come in. And he was loud and yelling and everybody's on drugs and fentanyl and it's from China. Like, it was very, very crazy and chaotic. I stayed in my bubble. My infinity tunnel, whatever you want to call it, my protection place. I asked God to only bring out the good, the highest vibrations, and I also brought in, "Not today, Satan. Not today. Not today. Get behind me. Get behind me." Within seconds, he started becoming quieter. And then it was just mumblings. I'm like, okay, this is good, I like this, this is working. And then he left, he finally got off the train.