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What next?  Hmm….

If you don’t believe in psychic abilities that’s fine – the exercise will work well for creativity and intuition, too.

Lesson 1 – Opening the Third Eye – Seeing COLORS

Colors are very important as they are frequencies. Colors have tones and overtones.

Preparation:

Find a quiet place free of distractions. . .

Get comfortable

Close your eyes.

Relax your mind and body.

Focus on your breathing.

Inhale slowly and deeply through your nose.
Retain the breath as long as is comfortable.
Exhale through the mouth slowly and completely

Repeat for two more breaths … or as is comfortable.

Focus your mind to ‘view’ a screen just behind your forehead.
Try this several times, for focus.

Your third eye will begin to open.

You are going to look for a color today – any color.

You may initially see ‘black’ – but be patient.

Keep watching the screen.

A color will manifest. It is often purple or indigo – the color of the third eye chakra.

Once you have experienced the color – stop for now.

Check out the meaning of the color. Try to connect something in your life with that color frequency.

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Very simple, but basically that’s it for clairvoyance.  Relax, open your third eye, receive an image, try to make some sense of it.  Over time you’ll get better at it and decode the images.  Your clairvoyance ability will grow stronger.

I know, it’s not complicated, is it?

This is Lesson 1 from the website; read the rest of the lessons here:  http://www.crystalinks.com/clairvlessons.html

These two pieces are from an artist I am largely unfamiliar with.  His name is Dragos Kalajic, also known as Drago.

His work is interesting, especially as it applies to guided imagery and the realms of mind.  Note first the previous piece by Luke Brown, which has a distinctly psychedelic, tryptamine-esque flavor reminiscent of experiences on psychedelic mushrooms, ayahuasca, or other forms of DMT.

Drago, by strong contrast, has a mythic quality, more reminiscent of Olympian astral planes.  Were I to compare and contrast it with psychedelic states of mind I would describe Drago’s work as more like LSD and perhaps some admixture with strong and well-refined hashish or honey oil.   But of course these are only analogies…

Let us examine two of Drago’s pieces.  I am sure they will give you many ideas for your own guided imagery explorations!

This clearly incorporates aspects of Norse mythology.  The many legged horse was Sleipnir, the steed of Odin, who used it to ride about the world at extreme speeds.

Interestingly for students of guided imagery, Sleipner was a shamanic transport of sorts, able to travel not just around the world but also into the underworld as well as through the heavens.  This is a classic motif for astral travel and I think the art shows this quite well.  Note, too, the portal of half-radiant light and the enthusiasm of the horse to get moving through the multiverse.

Here is another piece.

Again, excellent imagery for guided imagery and journeys to mental or Astral planes.  The yellow as a field of color, as a landscape or ground one can walk upon; the interesting floating geometric shapes; the eagle as a shamanic guardian animal as well as potential soul representation as it goes flying; and the winged headband all show shamanic and transcendental powers.

Enjoy these images and use them to evoke your own guided imagery to the higher and more visionary planes!