The surge/Scatterfield/Shaktipat

[Guest guest]

Hello Fashji,

Yes as you bring certain qualities to the table you

will partake of those and more. It is my hope that you will not have

a tactile " blown away " feeling from the Shaktipat. These can be

overwhelming and so strong that some feel inclined to seek medical

assistance.

 

Since initiating the Scatterfield that has not occurred but rather a

huge surge of love has been demonstrated, heart chakra openings, for

many as this path we are walking has firm foundations in the path of

Bhakti or a love based path. Ask some of the members about this. It

is this area that the Shaktipat has shown a proclivity for " blowing

open " . As well as some crown chakra openings that are of the divine

one ness with all creation experience.

 

I look for slow and patient progress. Conditioning takes time and is

best approached with diligence and practice. -

[Guest guest]

Hello Dear Chrism,

 

I appreciate and respect your wisdom. I am also humbled by the degree

of your humility. You are the guide and you have walked this path

before. As such, I will always defer to your loving guidance.

Moreover, I will be wary of becoming overwhelmed.

 

Love and Blessings,

Fashji

 

 

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Hello Fashji,

> Yes as you bring certain qualities to the table you

> will partake of those and more. It is my hope that you will not

have

> a tactile " blown away " feeling from the Shaktipat. These can be

> overwhelming and so strong that some feel inclined to seek medical

> assistance.

>

> Since initiating the Scatterfield that has not occurred but rather

a

> huge surge of love has been demonstrated, heart chakra openings,

for

> many as this path we are walking has firm foundations in the path

of

> Bhakti or a love based path. Ask some of the members about this. It

> is this area that the Shaktipat has shown a proclivity for " blowing

> open " . As well as some crown chakra openings that are of the divine

> one ness with all creation experience.

>

> I look for slow and patient progress. Conditioning takes time and

is

> best approached with diligence and practice. -

>