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In 2009, I learned about the Unified Chakra Meditation. It is a powerful tool to accelerate your Lightbody integration and ascension or awakening process.

The Unified Chakra meditation below is adapted from the book What Is Lightbody? by Tashira Tashi-Ren.

This technique is based upon the original Unified Chakra from Angelic Outreach. This technique is brought to us by Archangel Ariel and was channelled by Tashira Tashi-Ren.

It supports your mutation at every level. The Unified Chakra creates a bubble of Light that allows you to handle vaster and vaster frequencies, and acts like a force field. It helps screen out other people's pictures of reality. Most of people walk around in other peoples' energies. The main thing is to get in your body and figure out what your energy is as distinct from other people's energies.

It is suggested you do the Unified Chakra meditation every time that you notice your attention is in the past or the future. At first that will seem like an incredible task, but if you do it with discipline, you will find that within two weeks you will unify instantly. By the end of four to five weeks, you won't step out of the merge. Unlike a lot of meditations, you do not leave your body; you stay conscious. It is an altered state, but it is one that you can live in.

Let's begin the Meditation.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Opening my heart

Into a beautiful ball of Light,

Allowing myself to expand.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand,

Encompassing my throat chakra

And my solar plexus chakra

In one unified field of Light

Within, through, and around my body.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand,

Encompassing my brow chakra

And my navel chakra

In one unified field of Light

Within, through, and around my body

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my crown chakra

And my base chakra

In one unified field of Light

Within, through, and around my body.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my Alpha chakra

(Eight inches above my head)

And my Omega chakra

(Eight inches below my spine)

In one unified field of Light

Within, through, and around my body.

I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my eighth chakra

(above my head)

And my upper thighs

In one unified field of Light

Within, through, and around my body.

I allow my emotional body to merge

With my physical body.

I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my ninth chakra

(Above my head)

And my lower thighs

In one unified field of Light

Within, through, and around my body.

I allow my mental body to merge

With my physical body.

I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my tenth chakra

(Above my head)

And to my knees

In one unified field of Light

Within, through and around my body.

I allow my spiritual body to merge

With my physical body,

Creating the unified field. I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my eleventh chakra

(Above my head)

And my upper calves

In one unified field of Light

Within, through and around my body

I allow the Oversoul to merge

With the unified field. I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my twelfth chakra

(Above my head)

And my lower calves

In one unified field of Light

Within, through and around my body

I allow the Christ Oversoul to merge

With the unified field. I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my thirteenth chakra

(Above my head)

And my feet

In one unified field of Light

Within, through and around my body

I allow the I AM Oversoul to merge

With the unified field. I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

Allowing the Light to expand

Encompassing my fourteenth chakra

(Above my head)

And to below my feet

In one unified field of Light

Within, through and around my body

I allow the Source's Presence to move

Throughout the unified field.

I AM a unity of Light.

I breathe in Light

Through the center of my heart,

I ask that the highest level of my Spirit

Radiate forth from the center of my heart,

Filling this unified field completely.

I radiate forth throughout this day.

I AM a unity of Spirit.

I AM a unity of Light.

And So it is. Amen.

The Unified Chakra Meditation

• is designed to train your chakras to stay open and connected multi-dimensionally

• The Unified Chakra creates a bubble of Light that allows you to handle vaster and vaster frequencies, and acts like a force field. When all your energies are aligned and connected, it is much easier to live Heaven on Earth.

• It also helps to screen out other people’s pictures of reality.

• By practicing the Unified Chakra regularly, you will train the different parts of yourself to merge, making you more present and able to follow your Spirit with each breath and each step. It takes 2 to 3 weeks of regular practice for this to start occurring.

• It is best done in a sitting position with the seven body chakras aligned vertically.

• It is suggested you do it daily.

• Unlike most meditations, you do not leave your body; you stay conscious. It is an altered state but it is one that you can live in.

• It is sometimes helpful when first using it, to record it, and play it, when learning until you get more familiar with the process.

• It is also important to feel what is going on in your fields. This is not a visualization technique. As you progress in the meditation, you will feel your consciousness expanding as the Higher parts of you connect into your personality.

Please comment below about your own experiences with this Meditation. I would love to hear from you.

Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for all that you do. I appreciate all of you. I love you all. God bless you all.  In Loving Service. Namaste.

Online sources for the Unified Chakra Meditation:

https://aprilkirkwood.com/united-chakra-meditation

https://cleaningwings.com/unified-chakra-meditation.html

Buy Tashira Tachi-Ren's book What is Lightbody? at https://www.amazon.com/What-Lightbody-Tashira-Tachi-ren/dp/096272095X/

This Huna Prayer is from the Original Huna Prayer by Djwhal Khul through guidance from Archangel Michael to relate to today’s high vibrational frequencies. Rewritten by Carolyn Ann Oriley.

My Creator, I AM asking and humbly praying with all my heart, soul, mind and intent for divine abundance manifesting through my personal fortune and success. I AM manifesting, receiving, accepting and allowing my divine abundance to completely permeate all parts of my beingness on all levels, dimensions and aspects.

I AM grateful to you, my Father, for this blessed prosperity.
I AM open and receiving my financial wealth, success, bounty, abundance, blessings, gifts and grace. I AM fulfilling my service commitments.

I AM accepting my diving heritage right now and thank you, MY Creator, for the timely answer to this prayer. I AM so very grateful for the divine bounty. MY Father, Your Will is done through me.
And so it is. Amen. (Repeat three times)

My beloved subconscious mind, I AM hereby lovingly decreeing, commanding and acknowledging that this prayer be heard directly by my beloved Father, and it is sent along with all the prana and vital force asking, manifesting and demonstrating my intent in this prayer.
Amen. And so it is.

Interactive Exercise

Breathe in the prayer to the Mother/Father God through the Crown Chakras, Along with the arm Mudras (lift arms in a cup shape above your head visualize the abundance of blessings, and grace showering down upon you, all around you, and permeating and penetrating all parts of you beingness all levels dimensions and aspect that you are). Wait ten to fifteen seconds then continue …

My Lord, the Rain of Blessings is falling on me and soaking this beingness on all levels, dimensions and aspects with Divine bounty, gifts, grace, wisdom, truth, love and light.
I am thankful and I AM sending you my gratitude.

And so it is.

The direction from Archangel Michael is to work with this revised prayer for 30 days.

Source: https://numerologistkathleen.com/2016/02/28/prayer-for-manifestation-of-abundance

Greetings everybody this is Jesus. I want to say this - anything is possible if you truly love yourself and when you love yourself, others love you too. That's the very first thing I want to say and the second thing I want to say is this - in terms of meditation, compassion is essential. Compassion is necessary, that's the overarching theme of my discussion that I'm going to give today.

So, let's talk about meditation. First of all, what is meditation and why does it help? Meditation is basically changing your mind and changing the way you interact with your thoughts. Meditation is something that is not well understood by many people because they think it's trying to quieten the mind or trying to still the mind. That can happen, stillness and peace can be gained through meditation, but meditation should not just be about stilling the mind.

True meditation is about seeing the mind clearly and not reacting to thoughts, just letting the thoughts be natural. When you let the thoughts just exist, appear, transiently move through your mind and then dissipate, that's meditation. It's just watching, it's just allowing, that's the secret to true meditation.

If you are a meditating, if you sit down and follow your breath, then get into a state of relaxation and your mind feels open and spacious, that's beautiful, that's good. That's how you should feel when you meditate, but there are times when your mind may feel tight and closed and reactive or upset by certain things. That’s what can happen, but that's not a problem because all these experiences are naturally part of the meditation consciousness, or the meditation theme that we're trying to integrate with our minds.

So, the question is this - how do you integrate the sense of love or the sense of compassion and a sense of wanting to do good things, how do you integrate that with meditating? I'll give you 2 simple tips today - the 1st is this: Don't worry about what you do during a meditation, find it as peaceful as you can be, find it is compassionate as you can be and then relax and then don't do anything more just be with that, that's the first thing.

And now the question arises how do you become a loving person, how do you become someone who cares for others? That’s simple, you can practice a different meditation which is called opening the heart. A heart opening meditation is actually something that will complement your sitting meditation very well. If you do both together you will ascend or you will transform yourself very, very quickly and you'll become a completely different person, it's true.

I'm not going to go into the exact details of how to open the heart, there are many meditations you can look up, but basically, I would say this - if you're doing true, important, powerful, spiritual transformation, then you should be focusing on love and compassion and stillness meditation and mindfulness meditation all at the same time. These things should be like all the fingers of your hand: one finger is love, one finger is compassion, one finger is stillness, one finger is mindfulness and one finger is bringing presence to everything you do. These are the five fingers of true spiritual transformation.

Bio

Stephan Davies is a channel of angels and divine beings. He runs the website The Divine Connection and regularly channels for clients from all over the world. Stephan also runs a blog that covers all matters spiritual. His passion is bringing through messages from above that uplift, bless, and empower others.

By Ruth King

At this momentous time in our nation’s history, “equanimity” probably does not describe what most of us are striving for right now. On the contrary, many of us are striving for justice, for healing—some of us, for survival. Is the peace and balance of meditation taking us in the wrong direction?

Not in my understanding. In my experience, equanimity has great power—especially at times like these.

When I reflect on the power of equanimity, I think of those times when we see beyond judgment and self-interest and realize that we are choosing instead of reacting; those times when the pain of injustice is held in our hearts, while the mind is still, steady, and clear; those times when we make small choices that show great care and influence social balance. This is the power of equanimity.

We might begin to understand this power using nature as a metaphor. For example, equanimity can feel internally like a great mountain, with the mind solid and stable, undisturbed by the changing seasons. Or it can be like the ocean, with the mind vast, deep, and immeasurable, undisturbed by whatever swims, floats, or is housed in its waters. Equanimity can be like a strong fire — roaring, engulfing, and transmuting, undisturbed by whatever is thrown into it. Or like immense space — open, allowing, and receiving, undisturbed by the objects that arise and pass away.

As we walk through the coming week, we may want to call on the strength of these elemental inner resources for balance and equipoise. For example, there are times when we will need to stand our ground, strong like a mountain, and observe what emerges, or we may need to add a spark of fiery truth to a situation. Other times, we may need to open and allow more space around the tightness of our worries, or let go and be held by an ocean of love.

In all of these forms, equanimity is awareness so spacious that whatever arises in our mind and heart, whether agreeable or disagreeable, is small and incidental compared to awareness itself. In other words, when we are equanimous, nothing is left out of heart’s view.

Equanimity enables us to know the energetic movements of mind without reactivity. It is an experience of grounded presence in the midst of extremes, when the mind is steady and responsive, and when we can say to ourselves, “This moment is like this, and it doesn’t have to be different right now. I can allow what is here and offer what is needed.”

Imagine the power of this inner resource as we engage with the messy world in which we live.

And yet, equanimity is not something we can force. It’s an experience we come to recognize and nurture through mindfulness practice. Fortunately, even outside of formal meditation, you can orient the heart toward that experience simply by bringing to mind intentions of equanimity. I will give several examples here. My invitation to you is to find two or three that resonate with you, and try them at different times in your day. As you say them to yourself, take time to relax and linger in the goodwill motivating these phrases:

May I bear witness to things just as they are.

May I remain peaceful and let go of fixation.

May I offer care without hesitation, knowing I may be met with gratitude, anger, or resistance.

May I offer care, knowing I don’t control the course of life, suffering, or death.

May I find the inner resources to genuinely contribute where needed.

May I see my limits with compassion, just as I see the limits of others.

I care about the pain of others, yet I cannot control it.

I care for all beings, but my way is not the only way. All beings have their own journey, and I have mine.

May I be free from preference and prejudice.

May I see the world with quiet eyes.

Ruth King is the Founder of Mindful of Race Institute, LLC, and is a celebrated author, educator, and meditation teacher. Formally an organizational development consultant to Intel and Levi Strauss. King now teaches the Mindful of Race Training Program to leaders, teams, and organizations, weaving mindfulness-based principles with an exploration of our racial conditioning, its impact, and our potential. She has an M.A. in Clinical Psychology and is the author of Mindful of Race: Transforming Racism From The Inside Out.

Source: https://www.tenpercent.com/meditationweeklyblog/the-power-of-equanimity

I want to express my gratitude to all of the members of the City of Shamballa. Thank you for the past 13 years of contributions. Eternal gratitude. You are all amazing and I love you all.

Love and Light, 

Chris