visualization a sample

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I thought since the file about visualization was just posted I'd post an

example of one the more complex visualizations I've done/ had . It does

not have anything to do with crystals but it is just one I've written

down. Its written first person rather than as a guides visualization

but has many of the common elements.

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I had gone among the tall trees and ferns and was deep inside the

forest when I suddenly came upon a huge and twisted tree. Hidden among

its distorted roots was a split opening in the trunk which gave

entrance into the hollow heart of the tree. Stepping inside , I found

the roots of the tree twisted downward within the trunk of the tree as

though it was a stairway. There were drifts of old tree needles, dust

and other flotsam caught among the furrowed wood, mushrooms grew in

clusters scattered at random. Some of them glowed with a greenish

light. Squirrels ran along side they seemed to be urging me on. Small

hidden animals could be heard moving somewhere within the tree I

followed the tree stairway down until it turned into a tunnel the

moisture increased and the glowing mushrooms became thicker I could

hear water somewhere ahead of me. the light grew greener the root tunnel

became moister ands as Eventually came to the end of the tunnel I

found the end was open into water held across the opening like a window

but with no barrier to the river. The river calls me.

 

Walking into the water I can breathe easily. I am met and greeted

at the entrance by a great salmon. I know that he is not my companion

but a guide who will take me to where the companion can be found . We

swim together through the water moving among the roots of water

drowned trees, reeds and snags, passing other fish, silver flashes

in the water . The salmon guides me, speaking as we swim, of facts

and poetry of history and songs. A very learned wise and ancient

seeming salmon. The water becomes shallower we move close to the sandy

and rocky shore.

I rise out of the water and find a meadow at the rivers edge between a

forest and the stream and the salmon comes with another , to the very

edge of the shallow water, eggs are laid and covered with milt and

then assuring me that all is well, the eloquent salmon begins to die.

 

Then a great, golden bear from the woods stalks toward and past me. The

bear reaches the dying fish and devours it. The fishes gift of its

flesh bestows speech upon the great golden blue eyed bear. He thanks

the spirit of the fish and scatters a claw full of sand upon and around

the fresh laid eggs ( which already show life within them) He turns to

me and embraces me with huge arms and massive claws ,, he takes my head

in his mouth but gently. I am frozen but breathe deeply as the bear

rumbles with deep chuckling laughter " well now, I have been

waiting " he says " you've passed the first test " . by the shore we

gather stones within to a circle and build a fire there we talk and

the great bear tells me the ways of the animal companions he is joined

by the raven I know from above, and he speaks of magic and trust,

strength and tenderness adaptability. The lessons of Bears. Now as the

sun descends the time comes to depart. Bear leads me to the waters edge

and tells me that I will have only to call him when need arises for him

to come and join me on future journeys. He gives me a small piece of the

golden fur he has shed I am at first concerned because I have no

guide for the return then I see many young salmon who greet me, for

such is the cycle. They are now grown and ready for the journey to the

sea holding their ancestors memories. They will take me to my tree

cavern on their way to the sea .

We swim and I am Returned to the tree and enter through the tree

tunnel to the place from where I had departed .

 

Peggy Jentoft

 

 

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