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**iNYZgxNC** · 03-13-2008, 12:27 AM

Hello all:

This thing about guides can be very tricky. As long as our subconscious mind is always active, it's difficult so say where the information comes from. By the other side, everyone has a different input chanel. For example, I see all in images, not in sounds, so I wouldn't give much credit to a certain phrase in my mind.

I've commented the following information, and, in the way it could be valuable for you, I'll repeat it again:
Time ago I found a book. It's title was "Inner guide meditation", and, boiled down, it merged astrology, tarot, yoga and meditation, from an energy viewpoint. The book's point was plain and simple: to find your inner guide. From that moment on, you were instructed to use his/her help in your meditations. So to say, the guide is/was a kind of a protector and a teacher in the inner realm.

The system to find him was as straighforward as this: imagine yourself inside a cave. Move straight on, deep inside the cave, till you find a kind of a passage on the left. Once found, pass through it and you'll get to an another landscape (no description given, your mind will do the generation process). In that new stage, turn right, and move straight on again till you find the guide. Scheming the path: straight on, turn left, pass through, turn right, straight on.

Of course it seems easy, but believe me, in the first 30 tries (my record) you'll find a wide collection of freakies trying to mess you. The book's author (Edward Steinbrecher) states that they are our consciousness' defense system, trying to stop us from stepping forward in our evolution (because that would "break down" our consciousness' stability). The best strategy is just to ignore them and to focus in the guide.

Once found, we must ask him: "are you my true guide?". And after a confirmation, we must ask him for his feelings towards us. My guide sent me such amount of energy that my heart chakra ignated. For some sessions it's important to stretch the link in between him and us, and to check, from time to time, his true nature (just in case another thought tries to do phissing).

That's all I can tell you. I've progressed a lot with my guide, and he has taken me to an another stage of my life. But beware of false guides, because they can lead us to ruin.

Bye!

03-13-2008, 12:27 AM	#6
iNYZgxNC Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	Hello all: This thing about guides can be very tricky. As long as our subconscious mind is always active, it's difficult so say where the information comes from. By the other side, everyone has a different input chanel. For example, I see all in images, not in sounds, so I wouldn't give much credit to a certain phrase in my mind. I've commented the following information, and, in the way it could be valuable for you, I'll repeat it again: Time ago I found a book. It's title was "Inner guide meditation", and, boiled down, it merged astrology, tarot, yoga and meditation, from an energy viewpoint. The book's point was plain and simple: to find your inner guide. From that moment on, you were instructed to use his/her help in your meditations. So to say, the guide is/was a kind of a protector and a teacher in the inner realm. The system to find him was as straighforward as this: imagine yourself inside a cave. Move straight on, deep inside the cave, till you find a kind of a passage on the left. Once found, pass through it and you'll get to an another landscape (no description given, your mind will do the generation process). In that new stage, turn right, and move straight on again till you find the guide. Scheming the path: straight on, turn left, pass through, turn right, straight on. Of course it seems easy, but believe me, in the first 30 tries (my record) you'll find a wide collection of freakies trying to mess you. The book's author (Edward Steinbrecher) states that they are our consciousness' defense system, trying to stop us from stepping forward in our evolution (because that would "break down" our consciousness' stability). The best strategy is just to ignore them and to focus in the guide. Once found, we must ask him: "are you my true guide?". And after a confirmation, we must ask him for his feelings towards us. My guide sent me such amount of energy that my heart chakra ignated. For some sessions it's important to stretch the link in between him and us, and to check, from time to time, his true nature (just in case another thought tries to do phissing). That's all I can tell you. I've progressed a lot with my guide, and he has taken me to an another stage of my life. But beware of false guides, because they can lead us to ruin. Bye!
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