Rambling in Wonderland

Continued from previous blog post (definition of Twin Flames).



TWIN FLAME ENERGY MEDITATION

• Find a place where you can sit quietly without being disturbed.
• Optional: you may light a candle if you wish. It is not necessary, but for those who have a hard time meditating without something tangible to focus on, it can help to bring your attention back to what you are doing. If you do light a candle, place it on a flat surface that is within view of where

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Before we get into the nuts and bolts of Twin Flame Meditation it helps to understand just what a Twin Flame is and what meditating on your twin flame and/or bringing your energy into alignment with twin flame energy will do in your life. Now keep in mind that I am no authority. I’ve spent the last three years studying into the subject due to an experience with what I then thought was my twin flame. The information that I have put together here is based on what I have read and the meditations ...

Last night marks night four since I started working with this crystal (see last post). And it truly is the strangest thing - I'm not sleeping.

No, check that. My body is sleeping, but my mind remains aware of everything that is happening. Every transition between wakefulness and dreams, each and every dream is a lucid dream in that I know I'm dreaming and can control what direction the dreams take. In between REM cycles I can feel my body as it relaxes and shifts and I can even ...

Originally Posted by sshenry

First off - right now my front garden is to die for....apple tree's in blossom, whysteria are in bloom, tulips poking up, violets everywhere, clover, new green things, budding roses, very awesome, even the dandilions. When I go outside and sit in the front yard (which is seperated from the road by a tall cedar hedge) it's like being in a secret garden

Well, today I felt the urge to go out and sit there - to meditate - under my apple tree, surrounded by all this muchness. So I did

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In an April garden everything slips away.

In an April garden I can forget everthing; pending deadlines, worries, concerns, past-due bills, even the pending earth changes - everything.

Everything is lost in the new green shoots poking up through soft black soil; lost in the silk-soft apple blossoms scattering their petals on just-greening grass, greening grass shot through with purple violets and deep pink clover and yellow dandilions; in the scent of damp grass and ...