Intuitive Exercise Step One (Individual Ego Perspective)

Intuitive Exercise Step One Instructions: (01/04/08)

(a). Listen to the Guided Imagery (audio file) Script (link is below).

(b). Post your impressions from the Individual Perspective in a reply to this thread.

Click here to hear the Guided Imagery for Individual Ego Perspective

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…if the targets were terrible events…why did my impression have a relaxed atmosphere?…that there were two targets kinda jives with the two part aspect of my impression…maybe like we are chidren being watched over and the target was part of a growth process…this world being our playground…the human race being children slowly growing up…


  …I guessing that this is the reply format you have in mind…I will adjust if needed…

  …first exercise…learning curve…

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I went off into the past,  saw a glimpse of war, then it focused before that I think, on following the back of a man walking on the stone streets. He was wearing a brown cap and jacket with his hands in his pockets. I felt breathing, calm and steady breathing and realized it wasn't my breathing  but his. For a second i was in his eyes, breathing, then it calmly went away.

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I've pictured an animal - a dog, sitting on the beach, watching the waves wash up on the shore as the sun sets.  The sunlight is dancing upwards from just below the horizon on to the whispy clouds changing from burnt orange to a deep rich purple….

(This reminds me of waiting for a sunset at White Sands in New Mexico with my mother and Grandmother.  We thought that the clouds in the sky were too thick to allow for a clear view of the sunset.  As the sun dipped below the mountain ridge to the west the sun rays rose up from below the horizon and up onto the underside of the clouds.)

The dog rises from his perch and walks to his master.  The dog is a retriever - his body is silouetted against the last moments of daylight.

(My focus is on the dog's tail - stretching straight out from the backside of the dog).

The master reaches down and scratches the dog behind the ear.  A sense of calmness is being felt by both companions.  A sense of completion.  The two friends sit down together and enjoy the wordless sounds of the ocean together.

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The very first impression I perceived was a shaft of light, like a spotlight on a stage,  and the silhouette of a man standing in it.  There was silence and a cold, alone feeling.  I was curious about it, but the image immediately shifted as the “movie” began to play in my inner sight.  It went by quickly.  I had the perception of a bustling downtown street or avenue.  It's an older area, but not unkepmt.  I focused on one “frame” of the movie and saw a red, four-door car drive past.  That car is what caught my attention most.  It was as if I was standing curbside, looking across the street to the other side when the car drove past.  I could hear it's wheels swish by on the pavement.  I had the impression of rain, although the scene was not gloomy or dank.  People were moving in and out of the businesses immediately across the street or walking down the street.  I have a feeling of 1960s or earlier.  Thriving, mid-sized community, somewhere near or in New York state or Pennsylvania.  I didn't see the occupant/s of the car.  The feeling frome the car is out of sync with the rest of the environment though.  There is some angst or anxiety coming from the car.

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The image I received was of a cloudy day on a playground where lots of kids were playing and having fun.  I actually heard the sounds of laughter and excited voices that blended together into a sort of hum sound.  I focused in on the swing set.  There was a little boy sitting on the swing all by himself.  It immediately reminded me of my son's first day of pre-school 2 years ago.  When I turned into the school parking lot to drive to the back of the school I looked through the fence as I was driving by and I saw my young son sitting on the swing all by himself looking very alone.  The feelings of protectivness and love were overwhelming making me very emotional.  I couldn't get out of my car fast enough to see him and give him a big hug.  He saw me enter through the gate and he called to me with a big smile on his face as he got off the swing to run to me.

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Well I got the impression of 1950s, 1940s out on the street..a small town, people outside..something global or in the US, affecting large amounts of people. Something that changed our perception of a belief or idea, that opened us to a new way of perceiving. Some idea, belief, etc that was contrary to the popular view of the time. Seemed like a ‘negative’ event, to some.. not a war per se, but some big event. ‘War of the worlds’ and civil rights come to mind. Intolerance of other people. The event expressed a strange taboo act or idea to people. Shocking. People talking amongst themselves. The event disrupted peoples lives.

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I saw a forest in winter, covered with snow, and with a road running through it. On the road was a carriage, at a distance from me, but in the foreground, much closer, was a young man and a young woman. They were dressed in the clothes of a time long ago, she was wearing a cap and long coat over long  skirts. They were fumbling with a piece of paper, hurried, their fingers seemed clumsy and their effort to hurry didn’t help them open the wrinkled paper any faster. The emotion was anxiety and pressure. They were looking for something important in the paper, and they felt they did not have time to waste. 

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What I saw was a battlefield and I focused in on the one individual .  He was a young man of 16yrs. and he was a flag carrier.  The time period looked like the civil war i think?The   emotions I feel from him are confusion,remorse, and then I zoom in on him and it is as if he could see me but I can not hear words come from his mouth but he looks straight at me me and says “Don't do this-this is not the way”

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IHE: impressions:

It is the White Light of the Between (as described in The Book of Liberation Through Understanding in the Between). In the Light is my little fat master laughing joyfully on his flying carpet. He looks at me with great happiness. He is welcoming me to this new experience, as he has always done. I feel bliss. I am happy even in the Between. I am Insubstantial once again. He and I are one non-thing.  

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I was viewing and audience  as I peered out from behind a side curtain. The person on the stage was face less. The audience all appeared happy and laughing at the person on the stage except one person. He was sitting in the center of all the people. He had a look of forlorn. He was looking back at me. The audience applauds.

During this time I felt helpless and a great deal of sadness for this man.

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I was at a memorial wall like one for Vietnam Veterans or 9/11 victims.  I have never been to one of these walls before, so I felt a little out of place and lost for a second.  I felt the energy of the place and it was very calm and reverant.  I was not sure why I was showed this visual, but I stayed as an observer as if floating above the scene.  I felt honored to see it.

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The target is posted for those who are ready. The next intuitive exercises will be posted this evening. Any comments about your impressions and the target? Leave your comments in the original thread. Would you like to discuss with me why you got the impressions you did? Ask me and together we will help validate why you saw what you saw!

You can click here as a short cut to get the original thread where the link to the target is posted near the bottom of my original post!

Bryan (Stay Tuned!)

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That was interesting to read all the perspectives and intrepretations .  I feel like I got the general genre of the targets but the period was off. Cant wait for the next.  Thanks Bryan for putting this together.
Cynthia

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Okay, regarding the individual perspective, the following intuitive indicators may include:

For discussion, you may copy and paste the following indicators, which matched
up with your impressions and then comment on them in a reply to this thread.

a. Some aspect of alienation.

b. Watching people being separated from the main group

c. People being unfairly judged

d. A complete disruption in what you could consider a normal, orderly, law abiding, society

e. Feeling betrayed by law and order and sacred beliefs

f. One's faith or personal beliefs being questioned

g. Atmosphere that feels like a civil war

h. Death for not conforming

i. Fear for not being seen like the others

j. Being in a world where no one is playing by the rules

k. Playing a game and someone has unfairly changed the rules of the game

l. Feeling ganged up on

m. Someone who is your friend does not want to play with you anymore

n. A world turned upside down

o. Being in a nightmare from which you cannot awaken

p. Feeling vulnerable to an unfair shifting of power

q. A familiar place suddenly feels like the twilight zone

r. Someone is unfairly accused of treason or of being an enemy of the state

s. A whole group in a daze of confusion

t. A mass of people afraid to stand out as individuals wanting to blend in