The process of meditation is unique for everyone. I had the pleasure of attending a class @ Revibe given by Robert Hernandez. This class was a challenge for me as I meditate in the privacy of my studio, lying down for comfort as my back and neck does not tolerate the yogi position of meditation for extended periods of time; where in this class I found myself sitting up, comfortable on a couch for 30 minutes of introduction and 30 minutes of meditation.
Winter at the Stuido
As the meditation started I saw the familiar light purple dot, circular, bouncing around in the area of my third eye. Then appeared a pulsating yellow dot that was lower than the purple dot in my sight…then more colored dots appeared lined up in a vertical manner, I realized I was looking at the human chakra. The colors faded in and out, I was having difficulty holding the picture when a human figure appeared floating, sitting yogi style in the middle of a pyramid. I found myself trying to understand what I was seeing, I have a tendency to work to hard at that, like reinventing the wheel, when I do this what I am looking at tends to fade away, which it did.
Other than the crack my neck made when we were finished, sounding like a tree limb snapping off in a wind storm, I loved my time at this meditation class; we are all students and we are all teachers.
Ever Evolving
K
