Other #77275 Relentless invasion of personal space

[AskSatanOperator]

I do meditation and other spiritual practices in my room, so its energy is noticeably different from the rest of the house for everyone. But my family and their guests take advantage of it. Many people want to pray in my room, my aunt prays in a way that points right at the entrance to my room, and every day they enter and leave my room 20 or 30 times for no reason. I'm really nauseous. And not only that. I am naturally very fond of my privacy, but people invade my space all the time. For example, every time I get on a bus a woman will harass me by putting her body against mine totally, and these people are usually wearing hijab. I am also a woman, don't misunderstand. But these people are like parasites. I do my AoP regularly but it doesn't change anything about it, in fact the more I meditate the more curious they become to me.
What can I do about this? For my absolute privacy?

 

[Fuchs]

A AOP does protect against harm, not close contact with people. You could close your door, or speak up for your self.
Moving out getting your own home is also an option.

 

[Serpent13]

On the spiritual side of things, you could do a affirmation on your aura, like: "My aura is consistently repelling unwanted attention and interaction in a way that is always completely beneficial for me."
And on your room, visualizing a force field all around the walls (or just on the doorway if you want, but I think it would be beneficial to block prayer energies from all directions): "This room is repelling other people and their unwanted energies in a way that is always completely beneficial for me."
Of course, use the words which feel right to you, but keep it beneficial to avoid negative effects.

 

[Serpent13]

I forgot to add, I was thinking you could visualize them just ignoring you and your room, serendipitously leaving you alone, not out of disliking you or anything.
That's how I peacefully avoid some people.

 

[AskSatanOperator]

A AOP does protect against harm, not close contact with people. You could close your door, or speak up for your self.
Moving out getting your own home is also an option.

Thank you for the suggestions. I don't have the financial means to move to a different house yet, I'm 19 years old.
I'm doing the other things you said, at least at home... They don't care and keep doing the same things. And at outside, even though I feel uncomfortable, I feel like warning someone about it would bring extreme reactions.
I'm not the only one who has experienced this and I've seen many old women who, when they are warned, scream “Do you want to call me a harasser?” and get off from the bus. And the bus... This is not a small thing for me because every day I spend total 4 hours on the bus going to school and coming to home.