Re: Luciferian Core Infusion - Spoilers: HOLY $%#^
Posted: Fri May 29, 2020 10:23 am
That's one reason guided meditations are only so-so for me. I think my entire soul works on a different time than most people. Muggle time doesn't make much sense to me, and it takes a great deal of concentration to slow things down.Sengdroma wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 11:49 amI have heard that technique before and tried it. My (and I’m sure there are others) issue is I flick between 3rd and first person. So eg when they say look down and see the sphere, I cannot, I see the sphere surrounding my whole self as if watching tv, except my brain can feel it’s me but I am always a generic ethereal type woman - not actually me.
I love guided meditations except my mind goes too fast and before it says visualise a path, I’ve already found, explored and wandered off the path and it’s like I’ve skipped 4 chapters ahead.
The flicking between third and first person happens for me too, but I don't know that it's ever hampered the meditation. It feels more like I'm expanding beyond the senses, and my brain is trying to make sense of it. With astral sight, it's possible to see things in ways that would be impossible in 3D - such as being able to view all six sides of a dice at once - but to the extent the brain is involved, it will tend to wig out because it's trying to categorize these perceptions and sensations within the bounds of what it can comprehend, not what is truly being experienced.
So what I've been doing is I've allowed the flitting back and forth to happen and I just observe it the same as I would any thought, and to the extent I push for or will anything, I try to see myself as being beyond the visualization where the nature of the experience can be known even if it cannot be presented through a coherent visual. I try to feel more than think. That seems to work for getting me out of the ego mind.
Another thing that has been surprisingly effective has been intending to mentally chant shiring while I'm meditating.
The shi is pronounced like the shii in shiitake mushrooms, and it's meant to be vibrated.
That heavily stimulates the third eye, and when I'm persistent, after about 15 minutes my mind is very calm and I'm highly aware of my energy body.
It seems like when it comes to being successful at meditation, the most important thing is persisting every single day no matter how much the mind fights.
It reminds me a lot of passages from the bible where someone had to wrestle god. There's struggle, sometimes for a very long period, and then submission.
When I, say, lock myself in a dark room for half an hour, my mind might bitch for most of it, but if nothing else, by the last few minutes it will be too exhausted to fight my attempts at directing it.
Like water wearing down and shaping stone over hundreds of years. That's how I envision myself in relation to my mind.