Meditation
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- Written by John Michael Thornton
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Take a deep breath in and begin to calm your mind. Bring your spine into perfect alignment and let your hands rest, palm up, on your knees. Bring your attention to the top of your head. See the bud of a beautiful flower at your crown and slowly let it begin to open to a brilliant radiance from above. Let the light flow through you, flowing down your spine and at each chakra center. Pause for a moment and let the divine radiance balance and open the energies.
As you reach the base chakra, let the light pour down through your roots, feeding the Earth. See your chakras, hanging like jewels on a beam of light running down your spine... and breath.
When you’re ready, let the crown chakra close to a manageable level. Leave it more open than you found it, filling your body with light.
Take a deep breath in and return to center.
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- Written by John Michael Thornton
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Close your eyes and take a deep breath. Imagine yourself standing behind a door in the middle of your forehead. Open the door a crack and look out upon the world. What do you see? Bring your hands to your forehead and see energy streaming out from your heart center, down your arms, through your hands and into your third eye. Now, with love in your eye turn around and look back into yourself. What do you see?
Take a deep breath and return to center.
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Take a deep breath in and bring your attention to the fifth chakra. What do you feel? Do you feel strong? Weak? Is your energy, your will, being sapped or drawn away by people, places or events? With invisible hands, see yourself gathering this wisps of will, these lost energies, as if you were drawing in silk scarves dancing in the wind. Gather home your will. Bring your hands to the front of your throat and feel the energies spin and throb.
Let us finish this meditation by chanting the Om. . . and return to center.
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- Written by John Michael Thornton
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Breathe deep and return to center.