Third Eye Meditation
JBraden Senior Editor |
Monday, January 25, 2010 at 10:35PM There are many techniques to practice meditation and this is yet another of them. The third eye is your gateway or door to your inner world, your Self, and being more in yourself is a sure way of being centered and focused in your day to day activities.
Meditation and Relaxation
Meditation takes many forms to different people. Relaxation to some is their form of meditation, walking in a forest, along a beach, sunbathing by the pool is to some a form of meditation. Anything that allows a person to be with themselves and out of their normal world.
Though to some relaxation methods are not enough, there is still the senses to deal with. Sounds and smells pull you out of your relaxation very easily. High levels of meditation take you out of your senses and hopefully
out of your mind, at least your ordinary level of thinking. That incessant blah blah blah that goes around in your head - it’s such a drain to hear this over and over and over. Meditation using the Third Eye is a way to go beyond that level of the ordinary mind into deeper states of consciousness.
Out of the Mind out of the Turmoil
It is the way of a Master to be out of his mind completely, total bliss, total space of centredness and nothingness. Why would a person want a state of nothingness? Once you’ve experienced this peaceful space void of any grossness that years and years of anxiety or burdens have given you, you will feel great relief. You realise your world is so heavy in comparison to deep states of meditation. Relaxation does not go deep enough for many.
Peace and the Mind
Getting out of your mind is no simple task. It takes practice. Going deeper into the Third Eye space you get a sense of going outward. At the same time the world you left behind gets smaller, you no longer hear distracting sounds. This outward space comes from your inner space which becomes void of the senses the deeper you go. Practising resting on and in this space helps to quieten the ordinary mind. It is in this space that you can begin to watch thoughts. Focus on the space which presents lights, colors, blackness, purple space, a sense of peacefulness. You realise you are not in your ordinary mind. Though as soon as you realise this you are back in the ordinary mind! But the more you practice resting in the Third Eye space the easier it is to rest yourself on something far superior than the couch with the TV on.
How do you know your Third Eye is ‘working?’
At the centre of the forehead between the eyebrows you may get a sense of pressure, pulsing. At first you may feel absolutely nothing. You may start to see (with your eyes closed) lights and colors, flashes or light, tunnels, vortexes. In the beginning it can be quite strange, a bit scary. With practice and use it will become more and more apparent that you are using your Third Eye.
How does your Third Eye help in daily life?
The Third Eye is not just for meditation. It brings awakening. In daily life to be centered in your Third Eye helps you keep focused during the day, at work, in the supermarket, even in the home. When you start to feel scattered by everything external, the radio, TV, kids screaming, traffic, rushing around, centre yourself in the Third Eye.
If you have an important meeting with the boss or new clients, use the Third Eye to gear into the person you are addressing. It is clearly marked that the person you are talking to knows you are focused on them and not the clock on the wall. With this focus you will take in more, remember more details. You may actually enjoy your day more.
Third Eye and Vision - Heightened Awareness
The Third Eye helps you become more aware. You see things around you more sharply. Colors may seem brighter, smells more pungent. Effectively you are more present in the world. Your ordinary mind has been sidestepped and a high state of consciousness has come into your normal world.
Use your Third Eye as your first line of vision, use the eyes as the second level of vision. Vision in this sense becomes more than what you normally see with the physical eyes. Vision covers more than what you see. It lifts your senses. Vision is not just what you see, it is what you hear, smell, touch, sense and what you come to know beyond the physical facade of our normal daily life. When you look at someone you see into them, you notice them the person. It’s not something spooky like they become like an ethereal figure in front of you, though you may see their aura - that’s a common effect of a Third Eye awakening.
Vision does not just mean you can look. You actually start to SEE.
If you are interested in awakening your Third Eye please send an email via Eyeonlife and I will point you in the right direction. Awakening the Third Eye workshops are held regularly at venues throughout the USA, Mexico, Australia, Europe and the UK.
It is a common experience to have a spontaneous awakening or flaring of the third eye tunnel yet allot of people have no reference for what is happening. If you are one of these people or have friends who have had or are having experiences I invite you to use the discussion forum here at Eyeonlife. You may get the answers you are looking for.

Reader Comments (3)
Great post. I know it is indeed possible to learn to do this. I have had quite the tumultuous time since our ISIS session and I feel it is not coincidental that this is the case. So much of what is going on in my life now stirs up old, old wounds, and this has been my experience with consciousness work in general--if I take one step toward it, it then takes five steps toward ME and throws me in the ocean.
But in a good way I guess. Thanks Julie.
My process seems to be something akin to allowing myself to come unraveled. Maybe it wouldn't be as scary if I didn't resist it so successfully for such long periods.
Pam I think you've hit the nail, whatever is resisted persists. And your experiences have been so vivid, so in your face that at some point you may not have a choice, especially if at some level you really want it.