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| Beginning
The Journey
As we begin every TGI session, it is important to prepare your body, mind, and spirit by performing this simple-t0-do, light meditation exercise. This particular exercise I am sharing is simple and may be freely utilized. It is helpful in balancing and aligning your 12 chakra systems as well. Begin your preparation by sitting or lying in a comfortable position; sitting on a couch cross-legged with a comfortable pillow propping up your back is very effective. A session may last from one to two hours so make yourself as comfortable as you can. The following is the opening meditation: COLORFUL CLOUDS MEDITATION With eyes closed ... Imagine a small red cloud coming before your inner vision. See it floating before you. Inhale the little red cloud through your nose, slowly and gently, inhaling deeply, filling your lungs and belly with this little red cloud. Now through your mouth, slowly exhale the little red cloud from your belly and lungs. The red cloud represents your root chakra or 1st chakraThe next cloud you see is a small orange cloud. Do the same inhale/exhale exercise for this colored cloud. Inhale the orange cloud through your nose slowly and completely, and exhale the orange cloud through your mouth. The orange cloud represents your sacral chakra or 2nd chakraDo this exact same inhale/exhale technique for the remaining clouds. Yellow cloud, solar plexus or 3rd chakra This concludes the opening meditation. You should now be in a gentle, relaxed state of being. You may feel free to get up and move about as you wish, take a sip of water, and so forth, and yet are capable of returning to this state of relaxation. You are now ready to begin the initial TGI exercise in the Head Center ... THE TGI EXERCISES Head Center
If you can answer these questions, wonderful. If not, and you don't see anything at all, try "pretending" to be in that space. Logic aside. Remember, this is like a daydream but structured and focused. Feel free to spend as much or as little time in this place as you feel you can allow. Come back to this place in your next meditation time, another day perhaps, until you feel more comfortable. Once you are here in your Head Center and feel relatively comfortable, having another look around ... is there anything you wish to change about this space? The size? Is it too large, too small? Is there a light source? Have the colors changed? How do you feel? Since you are pretending, feel free to embellish this place as much or as little as you wish. Every time you leave your Head Center, thank it for allowing you the opportunity to get to know it, and experience it. If you wish to give some kind of gift now, feel free to do so. Head Center Examples
Remember to utilize the tips listed above. Interact with everything animate and inanimate around you. If, hypothetically, the second time you enter your Head Center, you discover a potted plant sitting right in the middle of your space, feel free to ask it why its there, if it has a message for you, if there is anything you can do for it. THE GUIDED TOUR The same method of approach used in the Head Center can be utilized in any one of the following locations. Feel free to use your imagination and create new and different places to visit. Now, after your experience in your Head Center, to get you oriented a bit ... Let's go on a brief visual tour. From the center of your head, face forward as if you were staring out of the two eyes in your head. That is facing forward. Be facing forward and at this time I will give you a bit of orientation. Right Hemisphere
Left Hemisphere
Third Eye
Crown
Vertical
Line
Vertical Line Example
Hallway Examples
Another client saw several doors on both sides of the hallway, went into the first door on the right and saw family member issues they immediately dealt with, cleared the space, redecorated the room, forgave and blessed the situation and reclaimed their power. Upon walking back out into the hallway they discovered that half the doors had disappeared. Sometimes we can deal with an issue that creates multiple levels of healing along the way. As you may have discovered in reading the above, the Head Center's function connecting and connotes simply that ... the center of activity. As you have learned from the above exercises, most if not all activities or exercises emanate from or are begun in the Head Center. Why have I included the extra step of noting the Head Center's environment? As you review your log/date records you will begin to notice a pattern and improvement just in the Head Center alone. Each time an exercise is performed, your Head Center's environment changes indicating progress in the way of perhaps a brighter light source, less clutter, more openness, etc. This is a great way to gauge your progress as well. Many of these techniques will distract the rational conscious mind ... left brain (right-handed people) or right brain (left-handed people) ... and allow your unconscious or creative mind to emerge and give brilliant directions. The basic principal of therapy is to bypass the conscious mind and through indirect communication with the logical mind we utilize the creative right brain or unconscious mind for assistance. These exercises offer procedural help, but the experience is yours. If you have a favorite exercise, stick with it. Do it over and over again. Develop your own variations of staging areas from your interests and personal mythology. Don't forget to journey journal. |
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