Anyone have this experience or insight?

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Namaste Gina,

 

From a Hindu perspective, the indigo eye with the golden-hued

perimeter is auspicious and symbolic of a person quite close to

mastering the relevant meditation and that he/she will eventually

integrate with that particular indigo eye in the forehead still with

eyes closed.

 

Indigo is a color of higher consciousness and gold is the color of

elevation. Note most saints emanate gold around their auras or

a 'very bright white light'.

 

The occulation akin to moon and cloud is another indication that the

meditator is close to being successful if more effort and practice

are made with the passage of time. I would not be surprised if you

make a breakthrough one of these days; keep up the good work!!

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

 

, " paxetamo "

<mirmade wrote:

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>

> Namaste,

>

> In the process of attempting to access the deeper levels of

> alpha/theta brain waves, etc during meditation, has anyone ever had

> the startling experience of an eye looking back?

> With eyes closed, and the gaze or focus directed to the middle of

the

> forehead, what does it mean to see a large & vivid indigo eye

looking

> back, with a golden-hued flowing perimeter around it?

>

> Notice, please, that I specified 'attempting', as this only seems to

> happen when the effort expended is intense yet thwarted by some

> extraneous distractions or inward turbulence?!

> In fact, it seems that the golden-hued energy flowing around the

> perimeter ( it is never a static thing) occludes the indigo eye.

> Extremely difficult to express, describe or articulate this odd

event;

> the only analogy is to imagine how a big puffy cloud can be all

around

> the moon and occlude the direct sight of it, then the moon

reappears,

> only for this to reoccur over & over.

>

> I comprehend the indigo eye, but cannot connect with it secondary to

> this other colored energy obscuring it time & time again.

> Have already asked Ganesha to assist in removing the seeming

obstacle.

>

> Can anyone offer some advice or 'insight'? (pardon the pun...lol)

> Bom Bom

> Gina

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