Guest guest Posted June 28, 2007 Report Share Posted June 28, 2007 (I also posted this on the Virgin site, but wanted to share with the Shakti-headed ho's, too, of which I guess I will be one, now! LOL) It was great, it was very interesting, it was quite an experience. I'm so glad I did it and glad I was able to do it (gratia, gratia, gratia, Chrism!) This is longish--apologies!--but it's so great to say it in writing: I felt Angelic, radiant, all day long, for some reason (maybe wearing the white and crystal jewelrey all day). Even my husband said I was looking Angelic. (Wow, an actual compliment!) I sort of felt like I glowed all day, and I even got the stares from people when I went out to do my errands for the day. I'm not a conceited person by any stretch of the imagination. But I felt like I radiated beauty yesterday (even if chubby and middle-aged!) It was a great feeling! I did last night's meditation in our pool in the moonlight in my birthday suit. Wow, was that wonderful! Freeing. The light was bright, planets were vivid in the sky (wow, are they bright). Crickets singing, a screwy mockingbird singing his repetoire in the dark, the smell of fresh cut grass, our peppertree was aromatic. It was trance-like and perfect for my final meditation on the chakras and some compression prayer. Later, my husband came out and joined me...I will leave it there (it wasn't for meditation). Falling asleep in bed, I just reached out to feel the last of the Shaktipat, to revel in it, be grateful for it, said many thanks and went over in my mind all I have gotten from it. (Must write it all down and keep it with my dream journal for future reference). I woke up about midnight with a weird feeling, it's probably what woke me. I was shuddering, spasming in my neck then down my back. Not painful, just uncontrollable quakes, shudders. There were spurts, waves, it wasn't constant but every few seconds. I had serious restless leg and arm syndrome and I couldn't help but clench and uncleanch my hands and curl my toes to try and get rid of the intense energy I was feeling. I had a funny buzzing and tingling all over! I can't remember if it just subsided or I fell back to sleep. I woke up again at 3:10am and had the strongest desire to stretch and twist a mile! It was worse than after the 10 hr. flight to the UK! (which we are making in a week's time, just so you know if I'm quiet, that's why...You might enjoy the quiet...heehee, but I hope not TOO much!) And I had such a dry mouth, I drank a whole glass of water in one go! The dreams that came to me were surreal, I'd guess you could say. H. my old boyfriend, came to where I was by train, met me in a church. He came to talk to me, or vent more like, about his girlfriend/wife. I didn't know how I could help him really other than to be compassionate and sympathetic. I sent him to a sanctuary or chapel in the church to be alone with his thoughts and pray. I waited outside for him so I could be there for him when he was done. I kept hoping the girlfriend/wife wouldn't come charging in at me and start getting in my face and all jealous. Then I was in a beauty salon waiting to have my nails done. The women were gossiping about some weird stuff and I got bored and left. I turn up at an outdoor festival, maybe fair and see Glenn Campbell (but he's doing James Taylor tunes). He's aged badly. He has a whole band with him and I see he's playing to about 6 people. I see the disappointment in his eyes but he's playing as if to a large crowd. I feel bad for him. I sit next to an African- American woman, about 40, in a big muumuu dress. And she's talking so I look at her and WHOA! She has a mutant/Frankenstein head! It's like someone grafted 3 faces onto one head. The sort of normal one is talking. There's one side with sort of zombie eyes and a twisted smile mouth, a zig-zag seam, some tufts of wild hair, a face with eyes closed that seems either asleep or dead and in the back is again tufts of hair but on top is a key wind mechanism, like the old clocks. It's horrific and unnerving. I look at the face that's talking. The smell of fried chicken is wafting from a KFC place nearby. She's going on and on about how fantastic their chicken is. I say I grew up in the south where we had the real thing. I'm thinking about my grandmother's Sunday fried chicken dinners (oh, man...I'd love to have that again! Cholesterol or not! LOL). She gives me a scowl, like that was complete bull or I was interupting her. She isn't the least impressed by my opinion and still goes on praising KFC as the ideal. As I'm sitting there and she is droning on, I see roller coaster cars rolling past, they have come off the tracks and are rolling down the road toward a steep hill that ends in a cliff. Someone runs after it, I think it was my husband. It goes over the first hill, people screaming. I think " Oh no, I think they'll crash and all get killed! " Then I see it slowly coming back toward me and the person who I think is my husband is pushing with all his might to take the cars back toward the roller coaster track. Wow! I didn't know he could do that! (End of Dreams) So a busy night. No wonder I feel a bit tired today! I think a nap will be coming soon. A quetion: What is suggested for these last days of the scatterfield? Any particular focus, meditation, practice we should be doing apart from the safeties? I'm missing the colo(u)red shirt days! That was fun. I'm purple today as I didn't get to wear that and it's my favo(u)rite colo(u)r. Should the breathing into all the chakras be a part of our daily routine now? Thanks everyone for a wonderful, communicative, loving Shaktipat! I love you guys, Valarie (I could be " Sings to Cats " ?) 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Guest guest Posted June 28, 2007 Report Share Posted June 28, 2007 Take a break from doing anything for the next three days or so. Allow what has occurred to settle in. - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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