Strange sensation during meditation

[Guest guest]

Tonight while meditating I saw Jesus. As soon as I saw him the

greatest love washed over me and I felt this feeling in my third eye.

It brought instant tears to my eyes which spilled over. Then as I

continued to gaze at him I felt my whole face and neck being pushed

in. It's hard to describe, it was not painful at all, in fact it felt

like my face was being melted by love if that makes any sense.

 

Sarita

[Guest guest]

Hi Sarita,

 

That's beautiful! Congratulations!

 

Sel

[Guest guest]

why can't I have experiences like this.

some day :/ sigh

haha

 

what kind of meditation were you doing?

[Guest guest]

Makes perfect sense and if you wish you can call upon him and see if

he comes to you in the same way again. Nice to read Sarita! - c

[Guest guest]

That is totally awesome! Jesus melted your face with

love!

LOL Sounds so funny when you put it like that.

 

What a blessing,

Love Elektra x x x

 

 

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[Guest guest]

LOL, it does sound funny doesn't it? It was the only wording I could

use to describe what happened and even that is inadequate. I guess

there just aren't words to describe it.

 

Sarita

 

, Elektra Fire

<elektra.fire wrote:

>

> That is totally awesome! Jesus melted your face with

> love!

> LOL Sounds so funny when you put it like that.

>

> What a blessing,

> Love Elektra x x x

>

>

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> Sent from Mail.

> A Smarter Inbox. http://uk.docs./nowyoucan.html

>

[Guest guest]

Sarita,

Reading your post reminded me of my vision. I didn't follow any organized

religion. I felt the earth (mother nature) was important.I couldn't believe one

religion would be superior over another when there are so many religions. Many

people feel their religion is the far superior religion. Several years ago

Chrism had me pick a religion from an apple bowl with a dozen or so pieces of

paper with religions on them. He said one piece of paper was even blank. I

blindly chose Christianity. Which didn't mean much to me for remember I didn't

believe in any of them. I can't remember how long after we had the drawing, in

my meditation I had a vision of a man standing at the end of my bed looking at

me. I sat up and said " was right " . The next day I called and told

him about the man at the foot of my bed. asked who it was. I didn't know

who the figure was but I knew he was some religious person I had seen in a

church before. Days went by and had me meet

him at his office. I noticed a picture on the wall and asked who that

person was. I told the man in my vision looked very close to the one on

the wall but was wearing a white robe. said that was Jesus.

Clarice

 

Sarita <sarita1969 wrote:

Tonight while meditating I saw Jesus. As soon as I saw him the

greatest love washed over me and I felt this feeling in my third eye.

It brought instant tears to my eyes which spilled over. Then as I

continued to gaze at him I felt my whole face and neck being pushed

in. It's hard to describe, it was not painful at all, in fact it felt

like my face was being melted by love if that makes any sense.

 

Sarita

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Wow, thanks for sharing that Clarice! I don't believe that one

religion is better than any other either. Naturally, each religion

thinks theirs is " The One " . I believe God comes in many forms so He

can reach us all.

 

Sarita

 

, Clarice

Victoria <clarice.victoria wrote:

>

> Sarita,

> Reading your post reminded me of my vision. I didn't follow any

organized religion. I felt the earth (mother nature) was important.I

couldn't believe one religion would be superior over another when

there are so many religions. Many people feel their religion is the

far superior religion. Several years ago had me pick a

religion from an apple bowl with a dozen or so pieces of paper with

religions on them. He said one piece of paper was even blank. I

blindly chose Christianity. Which didn't mean much to me for remember

I didn't believe in any of them. I can't remember how long after we

had the drawing, in my meditation I had a vision of a man standing at

the end of my bed looking at me. I sat up and said " was

right " . The next day I called and told him about the man at

the foot of my bed. asked who it was. I didn't know who the

figure was but I knew he was some religious person I had seen in a

church before. Days went by and had me meet

> him at his office. I noticed a picture on the wall and asked

Chrism who that person was. I told the man in my vision looked

very close to the one on the wall but was wearing a white robe.

Chrism said that was Jesus.

> Clarice

>

[Guest guest]

I totally agree, Sarita. My experience (with Christianity, at least--I

can't speak for other religions as I have no experience with them),

seems to be an exercise in Group Ego which needs division to " feed "

itself (I see the big plant in Little Shop of Horrors saying " FEED

ME! " ). I know not all people in an organized religion are so rigid but

in my experience a lot of them are so I lost heart as far as church

goes. Yes, there are many paths and if people can see beyond the group-

think to the truths that are very much still there, it can be a good

thing. I have come to a place in myself I'm happy with and I treasure

those Master Teachers such as Yeshua and The Buddha for what they gave

us. I now don't need a church or religionj to find the Divine Presence.

I find it all around me now! I still love an ancient church or sacred

site (I love visiting the UK as they have so many!)and find great

inspiration and comfort there when I can be there alone.

 

This has been a very good discussion, Clarice! Blessings to all of you!

Love,

Valarie

[Guest guest]

I believe the church is within. Being spiritual is a 24/7

proposition, not an hour or two a week. Going to church does not

make one spiritual as many demonstrate as they curse others on their

way out of the church parking lot.

 

I have stopped going to church. My parents are not happy with this,

naturally, although when I explained to my mother why the church is

within me and how I live my life each day, I could see I got through

to her a bit.

 

I agree 150% about the EGO being a great presence in churches,

sometimes the dominant one.

 

Sarita

 

, " Valarie

Vousden " <vjvousden wrote:

>

> I totally agree, Sarita. My experience (with Christianity, at least-

-I

> can't speak for other religions as I have no experience with them),

> seems to be an exercise in Group Ego which needs division to " feed "

> itself (I see the big plant in Little Shop of Horrors saying " FEED

> ME! " ). I know not all people in an organized religion are so rigid

but

> in my experience a lot of them are so I lost heart as far as church

> goes. Yes, there are many paths and if people can see beyond the

group-

> think to the truths that are very much still there, it can be a

good

> thing. I have come to a place in myself I'm happy with and I

treasure

> those Master Teachers such as Yeshua and The Buddha for what they

gave

> us. I now don't need a church or religionj to find the Divine

Presence.

> I find it all around me now! I still love an ancient church or

sacred

> site (I love visiting the UK as they have so many!)and find great

> inspiration and comfort there when I can be there alone.

>

> This has been a very good discussion, Clarice! Blessings to all of

you!

> Love,

> Valarie

>