Well, I finally left Sedona, Arizona on Monday morning! I had an absolutely amazing time there and as mentioned in a previous post, met some friends and connected with nature. Sunday, I went on a Sedona Mystical Tour, which produced a huge cleansing, re-balancing and healing. My heart and throat chakras, which had been functioning on the lower side over the past month, were re-energized (and I got an aura photo to prove it!) I even had a past life memory at Cathedral Rock. The person doing the tour (check out his site here, I highly recommend going on his tour if you ever visit Sedona!!) is a very gifted healer, and he uses sound, affirmations, Oneness blessings/Deekshas and other sacred techniques to facilitate healing and balancing. The small group of us went to the Airport and Cathedral Rock vortexes, meditated, did some healing rituals and had a beautiful time.

So, I arrived in Santa Monica, CA yesterday and have been out walking around and hanging out at the beach. Although there has been sporadic rain and a chilly wind blowing today, I still managed to dip my feet into the pacific ocean, walk barefoot in the sand and hang out with some birds. One bird apparently took a liking to me and stood next to me for quite a while. He was so cute!

(Yes, I love birds and there are tons of them out here). :)

Tomorrow I am planning to go meditate and spend some time at the SRF (Self-Realization Fellowship) Lake Shrine Temple, which is only about 5 miles down Pacific Coast Hwy from here.

I haven’t decided how long I’m going to stay out here in California. This hotel is booked until Friday. Then I will probably head to the La Mirada area where my older sister lives and stay there a few days. Thankfully I have been getting a lot of exercise and exposure to fresh air since being on this trip. I am very grateful!

View From Chapel of the Holy Cross, Sedona

Well, this is my fourth night here in Sedona, Arizona… and I am literally in love with the place! I was originally going to leave today but was urged from within to stay longer. Now I know why… this place is filled with interesting, intriguing, unusual and VERY friendly people. Everywhere I go, I manage to get into an interesting conversation with someone. Since it’s technically the ‘off season’, it isn’t terribly crowded, but there are always plenty of people around. The hotel/resort I moved to today actually has an open fireplace and large tub, so I can do some fire and water purification!

On this trip, I’m learning to trust my inner guidance and intuition and develop patience. Usually, my inner guidance is pretty loud and direct, but I’m finding in the past few days, it’s been very quiet and I’ve had to learn to trust more. Here’s an example: Last night, I couldn’t figure out what to do. I knew I was supposed to check out of my previous hotel today and head into California, but for some reason, that was the LAST thing I wanted to do. I literally did not want to leave, but I didn’t know if I wanted to stay, either. I turned it around and around in my mind for hours and drove myself nuts. Finally, I consciously realized what I was doing: wasting time thinking and trying to figure something out when the whole purpose of this trip was of a spiritual nature, which has little to do with thinking! So, I took some deep breaths, centered myself and let it go into the hands of my higher Self. I decided to trust my instincts upon waking this morning.

Upon waking this morning, I still didn’t know what to do. I knew I was supposed to go to California at some point since I’d promised my older sister, niece and nephew that I’d visit them, and also a friend. But I still didn’t want to go. And I didn’t want to stay in my hotel although it was very nice. So, I took a shower, prepared for the day and waited for guidance. And it came… I was guided to look into another hotel and resort here in Sedona. So, I called them, and although they are a timeshare place, the woman I spoke with told me to come on down and she could get me a nice room (one bedroom suite). As soon as I saw this place, I could see why I was supposed to come here! It has a huge bathtub and an open fireplace, plus is walking distance to many things. (At my old hotel, while very nice and I have no complaints, I had to drive everywhere, and the fireplace was behind a glass partition. The bathtub was too small to do any serious bathing).

So I decided to stay here until Sunday. Then came another dilemma… where should I stay in the LA area? I usually stay at the Universal Hilton at Universal city, because a good friend always gets me into the backlots of Universal studios for free, since he works there. (I admit to being a Desperate Housewives fan, and that’s where they shoot it!) But for some reason I didn’t want to go there. It just didn’t appeal. Then I thought of some other hotels and they didn’t appeal either. Finally, something told me to check Santa Monica. All of a sudden, that area did appeal. I didn’t know why, until later…

Later this afternoon, I went to visit the famous Chapel of the Holy Cross site here in Sedona. It was beautiful and peaceful. After hiking to the top of the hill where the chapel is, I sat inside for quite a while and became still. I then took some pictures of the beautiful rock formations and left. I was planning to head to another location to get pictures, but also wanted to stop at a place I’ve been going to meditate each day, a crystal/healing shop that has a meditation garden with huge (gigantic, really) crystal formations and is near a vortex. As soon as I walked back into the garden, there was a few guys sitting around talking. One of them recognized me from the previous day and beckoned me over.

We proceeded to get into a conversation, and it turns out he had just come from the LA area and had stayed at an SRF (Self-Realization Fellowship) temple in the LA area! He got to meditate in the temples that Paramahansa Yogananda had built during his lifetime. He just happened to have the directions to the place with him and told me excitedly about his experiences. Suddenly it clicked… this was why I was to stay in Sedona another day, and why I couldn’t figure out where to stay in LA! As we were talking, it clicked within that I am definitely supposed to go and meditate in that temple. And it turns out Santa Monica is pretty close to where it is located!

Anyway, I ended up having a great conversation with that guy and another couple of people sitting out there. We all had a lot in common and there was some definite synchronicity in action.

I went to a few other places today and met some other super friendly people… I love this place!

More to come later…

Hey all! I am currently on a road trip to Sedona, Arizona. I will be in Albuquerque, New Mexico for the next two days then head over to Sedona on Tuesday. I intuitively received the idea to go there while contemplating a trip to California a few days ago. And since I have plenty of time on my hands at the moment and was strongly in need of some different scenery, I immediately began making plans to go!

I have set the intention for this trip to be for healing, wholeness and balance. One thing that I am much in need of in my life is balance… so after spending a few days in the beautiful healing mountains, I will be heading to LA. :)

I’m also hoping to gain new insight, ideas and inspiration for some new writing projects and ideas I have in the works. Already it seems to be working, as I awoke at about 4am this morning (thanks to some loud hotel guests) and pounded out a four-page letter to a person I had been intending to write to for over a month now. I am also going to be keeping a travel journal (for my spiritual portion of the trip, that is) for insights and happenings.

Here is the link to the journal!

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There is a lot of talk and hype these days about lightworkers… there are books written about them and forums and websites dedicated to them! Over the past year and a lot of experimenting, learning, mistaken beliefs, realizations, falls into darkness and ascents into light and spiritual growth, I have finally come to a new and deeper understanding of it. I feel compelled to share it with others, especially those who consider themselves lightworkers. My original understanding of the term was a person who is dedicated to bringing ‘light’ to the world, through various means; i.e., someone who wants to ‘save the world’ and help others in various ways. Many are healers, intuitives, etc.

What I’ve come to realize is that there are all different kinds of lightworkers! While the above meanings hold true, there is, for example, another kind of lightworker that doesn’t even know who they are… you see, if a light worker is someone who brings light to someone or something, then that means some of our worst so-called ‘enemies’ are also lightworkers. Why, you ask? Well, because they bring out our ‘worst’. Which means our ‘worst’ was there all along but we were not aware of it. Did you know that we set up soul contracts and agreements with some of the people that we have the most trouble with – for that very reason, to learn something or gain new understanding through a karmic lesson? It is true.

Now, the meaning of ‘awareness’ is ‘light’ – to know something, to become aware of something. When you walk into a basement and turn on the light, you will often see something you don’t want to see – spiders or bug perhaps, trash, a big mess, etc. It’s the same way with a lightworker: they will often highlight what you didn’t previously see or want to see. But just because you didn’t see it or want to see it doesn’t mean it wasn’t there!

True spiritual growth is becoming aware of all the aspects of your Self and gaining new understandings to add to your soul. It means ‘cleaning out the closet’ so to speak. When one begins on a true spiritual path to know the Self, through meditation and concentration exercises, one will begin to become aware of all sorts of things that they might judge as right or wrong. But the truth is, it was there all along, and now that is one is aware of it, they can change it if they so choose, or learn the lesson that is behind the behavior/thought/way of being in the first place.

So, there is your definition of a lightworker. Guess what? We are all lightworkers to some extent or another! We all bring awareness to each other through the Law of Attraction, which is a universal law that is always in effect. Water seeks its own level and vibrations and energies seek to match each other and are attracted to each other. The universe is constantly bringing like things and people to you. Are you awake and aware enough to see this truth? Or do you still believe that light workers are supposed to be better than everyone else, up on pedestals to heal the unwashed masses?

If you truly consider yourself a lightworker who wants to help raise the vibration of the planet, wake up! There is much to do. But it all begins with ourselves… we cannot bring peace and light to the world in an effective way until we first bring it to ourselves.

When I first started my spiritual websites many months ago, my intention was to set up places for people to come and talk about their experiences and difficulties as lightworkers. In my experience, many of us suffered addictions, depression and other emotional and mental imbalances. While it’s true that some of us (as souls) agreed to come to earth to suffer various things in order to heal others, we must always remember that there is a lesson in it for ourselves as well. When we remember this and strive to learn the lesson, we will automatically positively affect everyone around us. We will automatically begin bringing light to others around us. We must never forget ourselves. We must strive to stay humble and learn not to sneer at or look down upon the people who don’t understand yet. We are not better than someone else because we know how to heal others, or are psychic, or have spiritual gifts. (This is a lesson I have had to learn myself, to be honest!)

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Also posted on Lightworker-Crisis.org

Here’s a little affirmation/meditation one could use if they have trouble with feelings of guilt, low self worth, self-pity, etc. It would be a good idea to sit quietly, and say this out loud a few times, then meditate on it until it sinks in. Visualize it being true! I find when visualizing brilliant Light during meditation (or before, after, etc) I always receive a wonderful feeling of bliss, joy and peace.

I am a beautiful Child of God, a being of Light created by the Magnificent One. I and my Father are One. I am guided by my inner Truth and Highest Self and eagerly and joyfully make choices in alignment with my Highest Ideals. [Fear, pity and ignorance - choose whichever one you are struggling with, or all of them!] are transformed into joy and awareness in this splendid creation. I AM perfect, my will is in alignment with the highest Good. I cheerfully perform sacred, selfless service and generosity to the Universe. Divine Love and Light flow through me and within me at all times. I am pure, I am Divine and I radiate goodness and Light to all.

I hope all of you are well in this new year of 2012!

Hey all! I am still around! I plan to come back here and start updating regularly again soon. I’ve gone through a lot of ups and downs since my last post. I’m working on de-polarizing my life a bit and bringing things into balance.

Thanks for continuing to visit… I’ll be back soon to update! :)

Remember, whatever you want others to be, first be that yourself; then you will find others responding in like manner to you. It is easy to wish that others would behave perfectly toward you, and it is easy to see their faults, but it is very difficult to conduct yourself properly and to consider your own faults. If you can remember to behave rightly, others will try to follow your example. If you can find your own faults without developing an inferiority complex, and can keep busy correcting yourself, then you will be using your time more profitably than if you spent it in just wishing others to be better. Your good example will do more to change others than your wishing, your holy wrath, or your words. The more you improve yourself, the more you will elevate others around you. The self-improving man is the increasingly happy man. The happier you become, the happier will be the people around you. — Paramhansa Yogananda

This is the motto I’m living by these days and it has brought a lot of peace!

Here’s another one…

“People are often unreasonable and self-centered. Forgive them anyway.
If you are kind, people may accuse you of ulterior motives. Be kind anyway.
If you are honest, people may cheat you. Be honest anyway.
If you find happiness, people may be jealous. Be happy anyway.
The good you do today may be forgotten tomorrow. Do good anyway.
Give the world the best you have and it may never be enough. Give your best anyway.
For you see, in the end, it is between you and God. It was never between you and them anyway.”
— Mother Teresa

That Mother Teresa quote is really powerful and mind-expanding, especially when you consider the Truth that we are all bright sparks of Divine Light walking around. So in dealing with each person we come across each day, we are, in essence, dealing with God

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This post is a continuation of my last post… read it, then come back and read this one.

Think about it… how are others treating you these days? In this post I’m going to provide some examples of how people might be treating you, then get into the probable cause for it. Take a deep breath and open your mind!

Are people being unnaturally mean to you? Then you are being mean to yourself in your thoughts. Perhaps someone was mean to you as a child and therefore, you decided unconsciously that you deserved it somehow. And that belief has manifested it happening over and over again…

Are people ignoring your calls? There are two possible causes for this. First off, if it’s one person, figure out what that person reflects in you. Are they a really kind, loving person? Do you see them as being creative? Or are they a nonstop complainer? Figure out what you see as their main quality. Then realize that you are likely ignoring that part of yourself in some way. Example: I have this particular guy friend who reflects/represents groundedness and consistency. Every time he starts getting distant, it causes me to look at myself to see if I’ve been distant from that part of myself. And sure enough, every time that is the case!

If multiple people are ignoring you, it could be that you have often felt ignored in your life and you have formed a belief within you that people ignore you. So it plays out over and over. Or if you feel abandoned, it could be that you have been and/or felt abandoned in your lifetime and have built that belief. Unconscious beliefs are particularly strong in manifesting in our lives, because we have them over and over but just don’t realize it (until later).

Is there a person in your life who is being really hard on you, such as a boss, etc? Or someone judging you very harshly? Well, look within… you are likely doing this to yourself or others. Either out loud or in your own mind. Example: a certain family member was working for this woman who was extremely judgmental and harsh in her criticisms. After talking to me about it, we determined that she (my family member) was exactly this same way – but only in her own mind. On the outside, she was kind of loving to others. But on the inside she was constantly criticizing herself and others. So her boss was merely voicing out loud the same things my family member thought inside.

Do people see only the worst in you? Do they not see the true kindness that you know you have within? Well, it could very well be that you have not really convinced yourself that you are kind or a good person. I know this has been the case in my own life. For a long time I felt extremely defensive, as people were accusing me of all sorts of things that I felt I wasn’t doing. However… I realized after a time that I hadn’t convinced my self that I had good intentions. I was still trying to ‘prove’ it, and underlying was still a belief that I was a bad person somehow. Realizing this can be incredibly painful but can be the start of a real healing journey within. (It has been for me!) One way to know if this is the case with you is, how often are you defending yourself? If someone accuses you of something, are you immediately defensive and angry? Well that means you haven’t quite convinced yourself that you are innocent. You will continually draw these kind of situations to you until you realize that you really are an amazing person and soul and deserve only the best in life. (We all are and we all do. Period).

Are you constantly a victim? Being hurt, left behind, abandoned, made fun of, stolen from, etc? First off, take a deep breath. Relax. You are not a victim of anything or anyone except yourself. Knowing this truth truly can and will begin the breaking down of that old worn out pattern! If you continually are stolen from, look within and see how you are stealing from yourself or others. Also check to make sure that you are not overly fearful of being stolen from. Example: a friend of mine keeps having people steal from him. I was able to recognize in him (intuitively) an overwhelming fear that was actually attracting that very scenario to continually play out! He was so fearful of being stolen from (for various reasons, one being that he hadn’t forgiven himself for stealing from others in the past) that he kept drawing the same experience to himself over and over. Our fears – especially the visualized ones – are powerful and will often manifest until we can release them somehow.

If you keep being abandoned, it’s probably that you have abandonment issues and fears that continually draw that very abandonment scenario to yourself over and over. (I’ve been through this myself countless times). If you are continually made fun of by others, first off, look at yourself honestly and see if you make fun of people – including yourself! I was made fun of in grade school a lot and only recently realized that I had the same habit, although I wasn’t as cruel about it. (Or more likely I probably was but didn’t realize it at the time, as I was too busy being a victim!) :)

The most amazing thing about all of this stuff is that it plays out on both ends: the person who sees themselves as a victim will continually draw to them people who see themselves as abusers (in some way or another). The complainer will continue to draw people to them that complain – and will often start complaining about it themselves! (Ha! I have done this as well). The teacher with commitment issues will continue to draw to themselves the student that is uncommitted. (And that kind of student will continue to draw teachers to them like that). And the person who doesn’t understand themselves will continue to draw to themselves people who misunderstand them.

It’s an ongoing cycle… but once we identify a pattern of thought within ourselves without judgment, light is shed on it, and it can begin to heal. It’s so amazing to see things heal in your life! And it’s amazing to see how people start treating us and reacting to us when we begin healing our own thoughts and beliefs. In my own life, for example, now that I’m becoming very confident with my healing and intuitive capabilities, people are actually seeking me out for help. I am drawing people to me who are looking for some sort of healing inside, as I myself have been.

I hope this post helps you realize that the power to change your beliefs and how people treat you is in your own hands! Remember: the Law of Attraction is always being played out. You will continue to attract your own vibration to you. It isn’t always fun to see. :-)

I will be following this post up with one about forgiveness of self and others!

I continue to see my own thoughts, behavior and beliefs mirrored in those around me. I am simply astounded at how perfect it all comes together. The synchronicity in life – when you are aware of it – is profound. When you start paying attention to everything and everyone around you, life takes on an almost surreal tone and you realize how much you really are creating things with your thoughts.

I will give some examples in my own life! Yesterday I participated in a one-on-one healing session with a psychic healer via phone. It was an intense 2 1/2 hours! We were releasing old karmic pains, aches, shame, guilt, anger, etc from many lifetimes past. Truly it was an amazing, cleansing experience that I have only begun to see the benefits of! However, one of the things I had asked for healing on was some of my unhealthy eating patterns, which had (for some reason) crept back up in recent days. I found out I had starved to death in at least one past life, which has stopped me from losing weight at a reasonable rate in this life. (That is why I have to fight for every pound and often will feel a strange fear when I start losing weight in earnest!) So, after the session, I felt light, blissful and whole in many ways. However, my cravings for salty fattening food started back up with a vengeance about an hour later! I immediately became despondent and upset and focused my attention on the fact that it hadn’t been healed during the session. And focusing on that made me forget all the miraculous other healings that had taken place during the call.

At the same time I was also thinking about a past life where I had participated in some rather unsavory and downright cruel activities. I continued to turn the events over in my head, wondering how I could have done those things in that lifetime. (I have forgiven myself for the activities in that lifetime, but I was still stuck thinking about how I could have lived that way in the first place).

An hour or so later, I got on the phone with my sister, who was out trick-or-treating with her daughter. She began complaining nonstop about this and that. I began to get irritated with the call – she was out having fun with her daughter and why couldn’t just enjoy herself?!, but suddenly it hit me: I was doing the SAME thing! I was sitting around whining to myself about food cravings and a depraved past life. I was looking for the bad in the situations, when there was overwhelming GOOD to see everywhere!

So, after that phone call I immediately set myself back into the positive, loving and grateful state of mind I tend to stay in more and more often these days. I laughed at myself for focusing on the unpleasant. And it later reflected when I got another call from a friend who was just overflowing with positivity and joy.

It all just reminds me of how wonderful and blessed we are to have people in our lives who reflect stuff back to us. The Law Of Attraction is always in effect – ALWAYS – and when we tune into it, we can start to see how our own vibrations are attracting people and things of a like vibration. People use the Law of Attraction as a means to bring them everything they want in life, but they don’t realize it’s a Universal Law that is always in effect, all the time. The story above provides a great example, and here is another one:

I met up with a good friend Saturday night. We sat and talked for nearly 3 hours at a coffee shop! This person is also highly spiritual and recognizes that ‘thought is cause’. We often trade incredible stories of how we see miracles happening in our lives. So anyway, this friend and I had had a mild falling out a few months ago. She would go through periods where she would ignore texts and calls. And me – I have had abandonment issues since early childhood. So sometimes when a good friend or teacher, etc will suddenly start ignoring me, I tend to get really upset – ending the friendship or becoming rather childish about it all. (I’ve done some significant work on this issue recently, by the way!)

Anyway, we talked about things Saturday night and I told her that every time she goes days without responding, it triggers my abandonment issues. She told me that she knew that, and that she knew somehow if she didn’t respond that I would feel that way. She said that this has happened with many other people too and she often felt guilty and would feel somehow forced into replying to them. Suddenly it hit me… she has had an underlying guilt of abandoning people (for a reason that I won’t get into here, as it is a private issue) and I have had an underlying ‘knowing’ that people abandon me all the time. So, how poetic that we would play out this very scenario over and over! (This has happened about 3 times now in our friendship).

Now, someone could look at this issue and say, ‘gosh, these women have serious issues!’ Perhaps they are correct. But we all have lots and lots of issues! And going through something like this and being aware that it is our own thoughts and beliefs giving us the experience provides the perfect opportunity for healing on both ends. I was – through my beliefs and memories of being abandoned in the past – causing her to ‘abandon’ me. And she – through her own belief of a past issue was sure that she would abandon me at some point. And it happened!

Now that we have become aware of this pattern, we can both heal it within ourselves.

Isn’t it amazing how people in our lives reflect things back to us that can be healed within? I am now seeing it over and over, both in myself and everyone else around me. The sad thing is that we waste so much time blaming the other person, when all they are doing is reflecting our own thoughts and beliefs back to us in order that they can heal.

I am going to follow up this post with another post that describes how you can figure out what your innermost thoughts are and how they are affecting your life! Stay tuned…

I learned a very important lesson over the weekend: our natural state is bliss. The only thing making us think we are sick, miserable, unhappy and/or unhappy is our own thoughts. Truly!

I attended a ‘Still Mind Weekend’ at the College of Metaphysics over the weekend. The weekend was focused on allowing us to just be our true Selves – silent, at peace with nature and Whole. Truly it was one of the most amazing weekends of my life! We began Friday night by reading truths from a holy book around the table and stating our reasons for wanting a still mind in the first place. As of 11pm, the official silence began. We were silent from then until 9:30am or so on Sunday morning. We also juice fasted during that time. There were three official still mind meditations on Saturday and one last one Sunday morning. The other times we were free to wander around the beautiful campus – which has several places to meditate, sit under trees, watch animals, and also spots with sacred geometry. There was also a sacred fire going all day on Saturday and it turned out to be a great place to purify the thoughts.

When you spend time in such quietness and make a real effort to still your mind for any period of time, interesting things begin happening. When you do those things and then also meditate with a group of people along with a teacher who knows how to completely still his mind for extended periods of time, profound things happen. You begin to realize that stillness, peace and bliss is our natural state. The body literally begins to heal itself. This began to happen to me during our first still mind meditation Saturday morning. Sitting in the Peace Dome meditating with the others, a strange feeling I didn’t recognize started to flow through my body. It made me laugh quietly inside, which turned into a rhythmic breathing, which turned into deep breathing, which turned into my body beginning to stretch on its own. I realized pretty quickly that it was a feeling of bliss! How strange that I didn’t recognize it! :)

As the inner silence stretched on during that first meditation and my thoughts ceased to fire (mostly), my body decided that it wanted to heal some of the ailments that my thoughts had caused over the years. So it did… my neck and head began moving gently into stretches. My breathing took on a life of its own – I was literally being ‘breathed’ by spirit. I also continued to silently laugh with joy and bliss inside my stomach. My head and shoulders and neck were stretched gently (through head motions mostly, side to side, back and forth, etc) to the point that at the end of the meditation – an hour and a half later, which actually flew by so quickly! – my shoulders and neck released tension that had built up over years. As we walked out of the dome silently, I was buzzing with a joy and bliss I still couldn’t understand.

The second meditation that afternoon, the healing continued. I became aware that I was being guided through the stretches and breathing, as some invisible entity presence made itself known. I received gentle inner mind instructions on stretching and breathing. I breathed more deeply than I ever have in this lifetime. (The breathing was a gift, because I can now do it anytime I choose and it immediately produces stillness in my mind!)

Later that afternoon, however, I began having my thoughts come up loudly. My ego was unhappy about all this bliss apparently! Plus the deep breathing released some old memory patterns and unproductive beliefs. I went to sit by the sacred fire with the teacher/leader and a couple of others, but my mind was so loud and I was beginning to get upset. I battled that within for a while and finally went to meditate under a tree in the orchard for a while and realized that no matter what nasty, negative thoughts came up, I felt love for myself and others. Even for my ego, which was very threatened at that point.

The third meditation that day was a continuation and deepening. There were definitely spiritual presences in the peace dome throughout the meditations. I could see bright sparks of lights of different colors and at various points throughout the meditation (which was an open and/or closed eye meditation – I found open eyes allow me to stay still minded longer). Brilliant blue, white and purple light was present throughout the front of the dome and around the teacher.

I had waited many months to be able to meditate with that particular teacher, because I knew profound things would happen while meditating in his presence, and sure enough they did: bliss, and outpouring of love and a connectedness with my higher Self.

I woke early Sunday morning and sat on the porch of the main building and watched the sky lighten. I did some deep breathing on the bench and realized at that moment that I could become still anytime I wanted now, just by doing that particular breathing. It also triggered the bliss and gentle head and neck movements. I’ve realized since the weekend that the head and neck movements are/were my body’s way of healing not only current life issues, but past life issues. (More about that later in the post.)

Sunday morning’s still mind meditation and what followed after were truly the most profound and important experiences of my life so far… to begin with, there was a strong presence of unconditional love present in the dome that morning. Very powerful. Then somewhere about halfway through, I began to experience my Kundalini rising up and burning through my chakras. Now, I’ve experienced kundalini energy before, however, this was different. It was literally rising like a fire. I felt this extremely powerful energy flow through me suddenly. My body, which had been once again ‘intuitively breathing’ and gently moving on its own, began vibrating. The breathing changed. I won’t get too much into details, as there is plenty of information around the internet about what a kundalini rising feels like (think indescribable ecstasy, bliss, etc). It didn’t go through all of my chakras, but it did fill me with Light. Suddenly I heard in my mind, ‘Now only the Light remains’. My eyes were closed at this point and I saw that inner bright light that occurs during meditation sometimes, was brighter than ever before.

The meditation wrapped up soon after, but we weren’t done… there was more in store for us! The teacher took us downstairs to the bottom floor of the peace dome. And without going into details, we were allowed then to spend about an hour or so in the presence (literally) of Spirit/Superconscious Mind. We were even able to each ask a question. The questions and answers produced an inner joy and inner crying of relief, because it released years and probably even lifetimes of misunderstandings about life, light, love, etc. It also confirmed what is written here as being an expression of Truth.

We then wrapped up the weekend with a delicious healthy brunch meal and shared our experiences around the table. The teacher had us write up a paper describing our experiences. Later I got to sit and talk with him one on one for a bit, which is always a great joy and blessing because he is an incredibly wise person.

So, the weekend was filled with amazing experiences… bliss, joy, love, facing of negative thoughts for a while, peace, long meditations, stillness, much healing, etc. My body feels completely different now and the healing has continued. I now can go still for longer periods of time and my home meditations have increased in time. Other profound things occurred that weekend that I didn’t share here, but overall I realized the most important thing: take away the thoughts, and the body can begin to correct itself and heal itself and restore us to radiant health and bliss, which is our true nature! Thought is cause. Our thoughts are the only thing making us feel sick and miserable. When enjoying a stilled mind, one begins to know that the present is all that matters, the present is all that really exists. Thinking about the past and worrying about the future is a complete waste of time and causes pain.

The weekend has left me with a strong sense of wanting to share this truth with a great number of people. I’ve also been left with a more open heart and mind and much more peace. The only way to still the mind is to practice, every single day. I have been practicing concentration exercises and meditation for many months now and they have definitely paid off. I intend to continue my practices for the rest of my life… one can always progress. My goal is to be able to still my mind at will for as long as I want, and to mostly exist in that state.

So to wrap up this long post, I’ll share something else amazing that happened yesterday. When I was in Boston earlier this month, I’d set up an intuitive reading with a healer/psychic. The reason I called him in the first place is because I was reading through a New Age magazine and this guy’s picture literally jumped out and caught my attention. I knew I was divinely inspired to call him. So I called him, hoping to set up an in-person appointment. He didn’t have any available for the time I was in Boston, so we rescheduled for Oct. 25th. I was disappointed at the time but now I know it was perfect that I waited. While talking to him on the phone in Boston and yesterday during the reading, I became filled with this beautiful healing peace. Anyway, the session was exactly what I had been waiting for on more than one level. He immediately began talking about a past life where I had died in a certain way that caused neck and shoulder issues in this life. He mentioned another life where I had also injured my neck. So, I realized that the healing that was occurring over this past weekend was going through many lifetimes. I’d always had neck issues and pain in this life. Now I know why!

He also got into some other past life things and I was able to ask very specific things and receive very specific answers. This guy literally gave me the most direct and concise reading I have ever received (from a psychic/intuitive, that is). There was no ‘um, I don’t know…’s or hemming and hawing or beating around the bush. This guy is the real deal. Most incredibly, he even mentioned and clarified about a life that I’d brought up under past-life regressions last year! He also confirmed some of what I had received recently clairaudiently (during meditations and such) that I hadn’t trusted to be real information, but turns out that it is. He told me that I am a teacher of ‘young souls’ in the inner levels (also something I’d received through meditation and memory on my own but still wasn’t 100% sure of). He checked to see my soul’s purpose, which I hadn’t been totally clear about. It is: to learn everything I can while in this lifetime so I don’t have to incarn here again. That made me laugh out loud because it resonated so strongly as truth. I went through periods of bliss while talking to him and my body started doing the intuitive breathing on its own again. I knew I received incredible healing.

Needless to say, I highly recommend this guy! His website is here.

Anyway… all of my experiences over the past several days have really made me realize the importance of my metaphysical studies and daily disciplines (concentration, meditation, etc). If anyone out there reading this has any questions about a direction to take in their life, are at a crossroads and/or knows that there is more to all of this physical realm, please feel free to email me. I would love to help and provide intuitive guidance. I know others can experience all the things I have experienced and more. And if you live in Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa or Ohio, check and see if there is a School of Metaphysics in your area. The study is literally changing my life and opening my eyes to who I really am as a soul/spirit.

Anyway, thanks for reading this very long post! I’ll be back with a new post shortly…!

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