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It is particularly significant in this year of 2013 and this year of change and new beginnings, for it is an opportunity to replenish the light within and to seed the Christ Consciousness in your life, bringing harmony and fulfilment to you and those you love. Sometimes, as part of it, it is necessary to give up what you have thought you needed and to change your course, and if Spirit brings about the unexpected for you it is because it is what your soul is needing at this time: if you can, have gratitude for it and see it as the gift it is.
How do you replenish the light? At least once a day, when you inhale draw light into your body with your breath and feel it fill you; as you exhale, feel the old and the stale leave you, and repeat this breathing pattern until you know you are full of light, and you are a pillar of light. A pillar of light shines out and attracts more light, and nothing can harm or hurt a pillar of light – it is strong, it is peaceful, it is perfect. It is you.
Claire Montanaro is a spiritual teacher, channel and blogger. Loves nature and wildlife. Author of Spiritual Wisdom.]]>
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I am a spiritual teacher, channel and writer with a special interest in esoteric philosophy and the world in transition, who loves nature and wildlife. My aim is to help your human and soul journey through spiritual wisdom, spiritual connection and the raising of consciousness.
Good idea, this. Helps to open the chakras above one's head - if they've not already opened spontaneously on their own?
Thank you - it is good to be reminded of the importance of the chakras.
Also very good for clear thinking especially poignant for me at the moment as my eldest is sitting his GCSE's. Thank for the reminder.
Directing the breath is so important in so many ways...thank you so much, Liz, and I hope the GCSEs go well 🙂