Re: [ET2] Sheilds and Love

Hi again

Been doing a bit of observing and thinking and decided to put my thoughts forward for discussion.
I hope Im not offending anyone by my comparison below !! At least we know how to handle it here!

The common theme Ive noticed when doing sheilds work with someone is that the end result, acheiving a strong flow in through and out, usually feels like love, to that person (and to me, in the room, in their presence).

My own personal experience of doing shields work on myself has been the same, .... flow, love, fullness which had a great impact on other patterns in my life - eating, relationships etc. Its also interesting, as an aside, to note that the sheilds can go back up, (eg, through judgement of that person ) and deficiency returns and with it, old patterns..... but thats another issue for discussion.

When our channel is flowing strongly and freely like this, we can handle much more easily all kinds of other energies that might normally get stuck. We feel connected, complete.

My thoughts turned to the spiritual / religious analogies. When a person invites Jesus into their life, for example, effectively, its my view that they're dropping their sheilds, opening up and receiving the energy of love. Though it may cause inital emotional turmoil, it is often eventually healing ( other thoughts in process on this one too - later) and again leaves the person with that strong open flowing channel and that complete, fullness and loving feeling, and with it the ability to handle more easily what life presents them.

It occurred to me that because of this ongoing relationship with Jesus, they keep this sheild down continuously, and therefore remain open and receiving of love energy and in flow continuously and so with it maintain that inner contentment....... maybe not with everyone, but with those who nurture that relationship.

My thoughts bring me to the point of asking ........

What can we do to maintain this flow when we take down the sheilds ?
Why do they go back up again? Ive mentioned Judgement. Has anyone other experiences of this?
Can we achieve this continual openness with our general relationships if we dont have a particular relationship with a person such as Jesus or indeed with a partner?

I really think this area has such potential and would like other people's views and experiences if you have any. Thanks in advance.

Sandra

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Received on Wed Jan 22 2003 - 18:22:43 GMT