Long Ek Ong Kar - Meditation Question

[Guest guest]

I'm new to Kundalini, and did a Long Ek Ong Kar meditation. It was

beautiful. But as I was deeper into the meditation, my kundalini

started revealing pictures to me. Very much like a movie projector in

my mind. I wasn't sure what to make of it, but that I had to stay with

it. As I remained in my meditation, the images were new. Faces of

people I had never known and I'm not sure what this means. Are these

experiences that everyone has or are they unique for each person? Do I

need to focus on any one thing when I'm meditating when this happens?

I am very comfortable with surrendering to the discovery of meditation,

but because the faces kept changing and morphed into new faces and it

kept on going, I'm not sure where to go from here. Can you help me

further this along? Thanks.

Sat Nam

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam,

 

I have similar visuals most frequently just prior to sleep. I am very

relaxed yet very

aware of my surroundings. The images, people, sometimes many,

sometimes few,

co-mingling with each other rise in my minds eye. I do not recognize

them, except

on one instance, Yogi Bhajan's face was hovering superimposed on the

scene. I have

not tried to interpret the meaning or focus on the images. I haven't

tried to stay with

it, but will the next time it happens. I would like to add that these

do not appear as

dreams. I am not at all involved with the image emotionally or

physically. As you

described, it is like watching something outside myself.

 

Thank you for sharing your experience.

 

Guru Gopal Kaur

 

On Friday, April 6, 2007, at 04:16 AM, pikeplace_fan wrote:

 

> I'm new to Kundalini, and did a Long Ek Ong Kar meditation. It was

> beautiful. But as I was deeper into the meditation, my kundalini

> started revealing pictures to me. Very much like a movie projector in

> my mind. I wasn't sure what to make of it, but that I had to stay with

> it. As I remained in my meditation, the images were new. Faces of

> people I had never known and I'm not sure what this means. Are these

> experiences that everyone has or are they unique for each person? Do I

> need to focus on any one thing when I'm meditating when this happens?

> I am very comfortable with surrendering to the discovery of meditation,

> but because the faces kept changing and morphed into new faces and it

> kept on going, I'm not sure where to go from here. Can you help me

> further this along? Thanks.

> Sat Nam

>

> _