Spirit Guide Meditation

Spirit Guides If you haven't already, you may want to take a look at our explanation of what Spirit Guides are. Once you know what they are, you might want to meet them, find a way to speak to them and use their guidance.   There are many ways that a guide can come to you and introduce themselves. Dreams are one of the most common, but you don't have to sleep through the visit. You can talk to them while you're driving and you need guidance getting out of an unfamiliar town, or country road. Just ask and then follow your instincts, it's usually a little whisper telling you which way to turn.   If you'd like to have a more meaningful face to face, you might try one of the best methods. Meditation. If you sit down and plan out what you want to do with your meditations, set the intent so to speak, then you can accomplish journey's across the globe, to the moon, or into the ethers to meet you guides or relatives.   Why meet your guides? Your guides are a great source of strength, comfort, support and gathering information for your current embodiment. From asking them to help you find your lost keys to supporting you and giving you direction with a major life decision, they are here for you.   We've laid out 2 examples of these guided or visualized meditations for those who would like to give it a try. Remember that our method is simply what works for us and it may not be the perfect structure for your efforts. But don't give up if it doesn't work the first time. Just keep practicing and trying to "sense" the presence of your unseen friends.   Spirit Guide Meditation Animal Guide Journey   Other Meditation Guides You might also like to try my other special meditations guides. They've worked very well for many people in my classes. I hope you find them enjoyable too. Meditation Guide A How To Handbook. Meditation Exercises Meditation Prayers Chakra Meditation Meeting your Spirit Guides Meditations for: Meeting your Relative and Spirit Guide Meditations for: Meeting your Animal Guide

Sources: 1, b1, b3, b11, b12, b13 Created: 10/23/1996        Updated: 01/17/2009