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It seems to be ESP. it is called an Extra Sensory Perception. It needs to be channeled towards cognitive mapping. You are undergoing psychological changes for sure. It can be hallucinations leading to disorientation. It needs to be addressed asap otherwise it may get complicated. It can be treated well with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. It needs to be treated in a holistic approach for complete recovery. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

From a psychological perspective, this could be understood through the lens of derealization, hypnagogic states, or even maladaptive spatial processing, but what’s striking in your case is the consistency, control, and clarity you report since childhood. You’re not simply confused or disoriented—you’re observing and even interacting with space in a way that feels intentional and persistent. That makes this a fascinating and rare experience. From a more spiritual or energetic lens—especially through traditions like Vastu Shastra or tantric yogic mapping—some believe that individuals who are energetically sensitive can “feel” directional flows, pranic fields, or shifts in spatial alignment. Your ability to mentally reorient and then “lock” those changes in perception could be tapping into a deep intuitive connection with your surroundings. You’re not alone—many people with heightened introspective awareness or meditative practices report phenomena that science doesn’t fully explain yet. It might help to explore both paths—psychological grounding through therapy or neuropsychology, and spiritual exploration through Vastu or guided energy work—to integrate your experiences without pathologizing them.

What you're experiencing may be understood as a heightened sense of inner perception and cognitive mapping. Psychologically, some people develop a strong internal sense of space and direction that can feel vivid, immersive, and even flexible—especially during moments of introspection or altered focus (like just after waking up or during deep thinking). This is not necessarily unusual, especially in individuals with strong imaginative or introspective abilities. It may also reflect a deep, symbolic way your mind interacts with the external world—where “space” becomes a canvas for inner shifts, emotions, or thought states.

Hi, I appreciate that you reached out with your concern. I recommend you to consult clinical psychologist who can conduct a comprehensive psychological assessment that will help to find the exact diagnosis and its cause. Tailored strategies to your specific needs with professional psychologist will help you.

Hi, Your experience of perceiving a shift in directions and the ability to consciously alter the orientation of spaces is truly fascinating and appears to be a unique perceptual phenomenon. While it may seem to have spiritual, energetic, or perceptual dimensions, it is also possible that your mind is engaging with spatial awareness in a way that is deeply intuitive or subconscious. In fields like Vastu Shastra and energy sciences, such perceptions might be interpreted as an intrinsic sensitivity to spatial energy or a special connection with the environment. Additionally, with advancements in AI and spatial modeling, there are emerging tools that explore how perception and space interact. I recommend consulting experts in Vastu, energy sciences, or cognitive neuroscience who can help explore and understand these experiences more thoroughly. Sharing these insights with professionals who appreciate holistic and scientific perspectives might lead to a deeper understanding of your unique perceptual abilities and their potential underlying mechanisms.

I believe through energy you can visually attract both positive and negative. But have you tried the same with indoor objects like pen or bending spoon, Because to move a building or its orientation do you believe you have acquired such immense super natural energy? I am trying to understand better,Thanks

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