SLEEPING LUMINARIES
There are a lot of people hurting, right now. So many are being faced with major life overhauls that they either did not plan on or consciously choose, or feeling the undeniable need to make some major changes. Whether this dynamic is playing out in the realms of health, relationships, career, or just internal awarenesses, massive transitions can be scary and daunting to say the least.
Personally, I have felt the darkness of this time of year quite deeply. It almost crippled me the last few days. And then, to know that so many are also going through it, one can easily give into the desire to throw in the towel and declare that all hope is lost. But just as quickly as I became transfixed by the abyss staring at me, a new awareness has also begun to anchor.
A few years ago I was introduced to a new method of staring... the practice of eye gazing. For someone that is shy, and always had a difficult time holding a person's gaze, this has been a simple, yet, transformative process for me. There is so much I would like to share on this subject, as I've been learning, but for timing sake I will try to keep this short.
There is something I have noticed, mostly in the left eye of the person I am connecting with. It seems that the left eye, in particular, holds most of the emotional body of the soul within that person. Many of these people I've had the chance to stare at were/are currently experiencing a deep amount of emotional pain. Of course, I notice that turmoil when I "see" them. But, what is most revealing to me, and incredibly encouraging, is the fact that deep inside the darkness they are surfacing through, there is always always a Light shining in the background. It's usually gold and white in appearance. Whenever I connect to this seemingly inextinguishable, yet similar spark within each person, I always feel a sense of Hope. I couldn't help but notice this overwhelming urge to telepathically invoke that Light within that person to grow in intensity, whenever I could find it.
I think that's why I always struggled so badly with thoughts of despair and hopelessness for most of my life. I never took the time and courage to lift my head to find it... resting in the eyes of my brothers and sisters. Waiting in the darkness, to be seen.