Saturday, June 23, 2012

To begin with, here are a few simple exercises to get accustomed to visualisation.




   First of all, you must limit yourself to learning to train your mind to recreate the objects on which you have concentrated.

First exercise

   Draw a single horizontal line on a sheet of paper. Look at the line: its colour, length, thickness. Then close your eyes and try to see your drawing. Don’t force yourself; your vision should be natural and rapid, rather as if you were transferring the line you have drawn from the paper to the inside your forehead. Open your eyes and look at your drawing again. Close your eyes and see the line in your mind’s eye.

   At first, since mental images have a tendency to be “elusive", you  may have the impression that the image of your line is floating inside your head, becoming stable every so often. Use a stable period to locate the point on your forehead where the image has formed. When you have located the image, press hard with your index finger on the place where it has formed.

   You will note that this zone corresponds the point between your eyebrows, above the bridge of your nose (the location of the famous "third eye" of clairvoyants). This method of location is designed to make future visualisations easier. Your subconscious has registered the pressure and, from now on, you will have no difficulty in doing this exercise.

   In the days following this first experiment, repeat the exercise using different images: a vertical line, a cross, a circle, a triangle, letters of the alphabet, etc …

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