Merkaba – strange dream -Jonathan

[Guest guest]

Interesting Jonathan,

The much vaunted Merkaba is valued for many as

an inter dimensional transportation device by some. For others it is

an external ascension device. There are other theories about this. I

do not accept either of these as they are mostly pertaining to

desires of the ego.

 

I do see the Merkaba as a representation of the Kundalini in you

Jonathan beginning to teach you about the differences in the male

aspect of the Kundalini (Shiva, Christ, Buddha, Allah - Sacred Male)

that is pointing upwards to the head and sky and the feminine aspect

of the Kundalini (Shakti, Mary, Kuan Yin, Isis, Sacred Feminine)

that points downward to the earth and feet.

 

You are being given the opportunity to find your understandings of

these two forces with in you. These two forces that when combined

awaken the Kundalini. The Sacred Marriage.

 

The colors that you describe are the materia of the dream body

itself and are meant to convey a sense of the Blue of the Shiva and

the Red of the Shakti together forming a kind of dark purple or deep

indigo. The giant cavern is the interior of your skull. The place

you are viewing from is the sixth chakra, or pineal gland.

 

Congratulations Jonrow. Now would be most beneficial to go deep and

consistent with your meditations. Really make the effort to do this

over and over every day. Make sure the eyes are " UP " . Do you know

how to meditate? - blessings Jonathan! - chrism

[Guest guest]

Hi John, chrism, Drea

 

Many thanks for your feedback - it is all much appreciated!

 

I am delving more into it but will also look to 'open more doors' so

to speak through my daily meditation as suggested.

 

love and blessings

 

Jonathan

 

, " chrism "

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> Interesting Jonathan,

> The much vaunted Merkaba is valued for many as

> an inter dimensional transportation device by some. For others it is

> an external ascension device. There are other theories about this. I

> do not accept either of these as they are mostly pertaining to

> desires of the ego.

>