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<strong>AllatRa</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>Anastasia</strong> <strong>Novykh</strong><br />

<strong>Anastasia</strong>: This meditation is truly unique. I can say from personal experience that<br />

there’s a significant difference in sensations when you only start learning this spiritual<br />

practice and when you already have an experience of doing it. At first, the technique<br />

itself seemed unusual for me because the understanding of how to do the spiritual<br />

practice, let’s say, in the “geometry of space”, was new to me. After all, it didn’t involve<br />

any work with chakrans or a sensation of energy movement along the energy meridians<br />

of the body and so on, to which at that moment I was already used. But that’s what<br />

makes it interesting.<br />

At first, everything happened for me only at the level of imagination, but probably that<br />

was because at that time I couldn’t yet fully get into an altered state of consciousness.<br />

Later on, as I practiced this meditation at home every day, wonderful sensations<br />

appeared. For example, I started feeling the moment of switching the state of<br />

consciousness, of a deep immersion, and unusual sensations of the Soul’s presence<br />

appeared, which are hard to describe with words. You are absolutely right, it is<br />

necessary to get a personal experience of the meditation yourself in order to understand<br />

the whole inexpressible range of sensations.<br />

And I have several other observations about the sense of time during the process of<br />

meditation. Earlier, when we just started doing the first spiritual practices, it was quite<br />

challenging for me to sit in a meditation for 20-30 minutes. Now I understand that you<br />

pay attention to the body during the process only when you are in the mode of usual<br />

thinking, when in fact you are in the waking state. In this state, you feel your body and<br />

the surrounding environment well, and stray thoughts appear in your head from time to<br />

time, which distract you from the meditation. The meditation itself becomes symbolical,<br />

as your imagination is at work for the most part. Now, many years later, when I do the<br />

“Pyramid” and really get into an altered state of consciousness, then time, space, and,<br />

generally speaking, all this crude reality of a three dimensional world kind of cease to<br />

exist. You only start this process, go towards the Soul, and you are kind of picked up<br />

from the other, spiritual side, and the Front aspect starts working actively…<br />

What happens already at this stage of work in this meditation is, obviously,<br />

incomparable with the results of the very first attempts to practice it. Besides, there’s no<br />

monotony in this spiritual work: every time this spiritual practice gives one a new<br />

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