Z Riding the 9D Wave Transmission

• These Zoom meetings are offered to support women working with me on a regular basis via Private Consultations.
• They are attended by 15-20 women.
• We begin by briefly introducing ourselves (first name and location) then do a short meditation so everyone can settle into the collective field.

Where to focus during the Transmission of Light?

• During the transmission, when I am focusing directly on you, I suggest that you focus on my eyes (in Zoom’s “Speaker View”). When I am focusing on others, you can continue with that open-eye focus, or close your eyes if you need to rest them, or even transfer your open-eye focus to a flower, rock, or yantra.
• In my estimation, it would be poor spiritual etiquette to look at the person receiving the transmission. The transmission for each woman is unique and, with time and increased sensitivity, you can learn to feel the difference in each transmission, but it is inappropriate to gaze at the woman receiving the transmission in order to try and sense this.
• It is not optimal to set a personal intention before the transmission. In the case of a Transmission of Light, I feel that would be limiting and/or distracting. The point is to move beyond the personal self, beyond thoughts and intentions generated by the personal self, and to enter into Universal Consciousness.

As stated on my webpage “What is a Transmission of Light?”:

How to endure an hour-long meditation?

• For novice meditators, it can be a challenge to sit in silence for one hour—the approximate length of time we sit during our transmissions. The intent behind these calls is to support women doing regular Private Consultations. One of my pre-requisites for a Private Consultation is that you have a daily meditation practice of at least ½ hour. To my mind, a ½ hour meditation is very basic. After a year or so, you are hopefully, systematically increasing the time of your meditation to 45 minutes, then one hour. If you have been meditating for awhile, and have difficulty sitting still for a one-hour meditation, I would suggest that there is something amiss. Perhaps return to beginner’s mind and revamp your meditation technique? Perhaps there is some trauma that needs to be more deeply processed? But, having said that, the Transmissions of Light should help you deepen your ability to meditate.
• Please approach the calls understanding that, for the one-hour meditation, you will need to discipline yourself to sit still. In essence, you are entering a 12D temple.
• You may want to practice gazing on an ongoing basis. Spend a few minutes at the beginning of each meditation gazing. The whole point of a Transmission of Light is to make eye contact. The transmission occurs through the eyes; the Light passes through the eyes of the transmitter and enters the eyes of the receiver. The eyes, as they say, are the windows to the soul.
• And, please remember that accepting Transmissions of Light is something you get better at with practice.
• By the way, crying (or having the eyes water) during a transmission is fairly normal in the beginning. Eventually the eyes become accustomed to the supra-conscious Light and you grow accustomed to “being seen” by yours truly, while I give you the transmission.