Well, my faithful (i.e. full of faith) sidekick Kal has beaten me to the punch! Posting about manifestations! Mind you, this has been lounging around for a few days. You can’t rest in this pursuit! So, here’s the post he referred to.
Last weekend I took the opportunity of some fine winter weather (what a good dry spell we’re having recently – unseasonable) to go up Helsby Hill. The view was stunning – you could see clear across the River Weaver to Liverpool and Southport, and to the end of the Wirral. Although there were the usual “viewers”, passers-by and dog walkers up there I decided to find a spot for some dowsing experiments.
I found a place with my trusty L-rods designated as suitable for producing manifestations and began a test of whether images that I pictured could be produced as energy patterns around this found clear spot (which was conveniently away from any path, but close to the cliff edge). Here are the patterns I tried to produce:-
1. A square
Success. Perfect square. Consistent form as I dowsed (not larger or smaller). Cleared it away for next experiment successfully.
2. Long triangle (imagined an electricity pylon shape)
Failure. I had set my eyes upon two points ahead of me as though to fix the tip of the triangle before dowsing. As I dowsed those two points became the extent of the radii of two circles which formed both in front and behind me around the centre I was standing on.
When I tried to clear the pattern ready for the next session I was lazy and I half-thought that I had only swept the pattern to either side of the existing shapes. When I dowsed to check that it had been cleared it registered as oblongs, whose sides had extended as far as I had imagined clearing the patterns! I had stretched them, not cleared them. Went through clearing process again.
3. Equilateral triangle
Tried to imagine a single equilateral triangle, but my mind kept overlaying it with a second triangle forming a six-pointed star instead. When I dowsed, however, I didn’t find the star. Instead I was sent around the centre point on long paths that seemed to have no discernible pattern.
4. Twelve-petalled flower
Tried to imagine a 12-petalled flower, but when I imagined the shape it kept transforming into a triangular shape where each point had a circle on the end of it so that it looped back on itself before going to the next “point” in the triangle. A sort of Celtic design, and fractal. It was an image that had many (sub-)cultural references for me – the Cream night-club logo, crop circle designs, a psychedelic but geometric paisley pattern.
Didn’t argue, but dowsed for that pattern. It was there, and kept expanding slightly as I dowsed. This pattern seemed to resonate with me strongly, and I enjoyed walking around it.
5. Six angled lines
A real test now! Could it produce six 45 degree angled lines that didn’t join together, that had no other connections? To be honest, I wasn’t sure how I came up with that idea – was it from me or elsewhere? I was beginning to doubt the degree to which I was controlling these mental images! I imagined the lines and then dowsed. They were there. All six. They went off into the distance in either direction, dead straight.
Gave up to go and think about it some more….
I know what you’re asking yourselves: “how did you clear them?” Well, it was simple visualisation of water being dropped around me, spreading across the ground and clearing the energy that was formed there. Perhaps this needs a bit more work, or maybe I need to apply some intent to it in order to be able to do it properly. On the whole it worked, so I’m sticking with the visualisation for now.
Gwas.
Of course I will. Happy you asked. What I was battling with that day was to try to form a clear geometric shape out of light upon the dark backdrop of my mind’s eye.
The particular day I was finding it difficult to draw some shapes on that inner blackboard. Some shapes are easy to say, but more difficult to actually picture for any length of time. Try it yourself – imagine a 12-petalled flower form in your mind, and then try to maintain it for more than ten seconds. Things begin to distract you – the vision fades – the form changes.
That was the difficulty I was having, and why I keep saying “tried to imagine”.
As a technical note and something that I can try – or atleast see how mine is different…can you say in more detail what you mean by “tried to imagine”
That is of course if there is anything to say 🙂