Void
Nothing replaces Oneness (maybe)
Thursday: Penetrate the part of you connected to the whole
In Native American traditions there is a ritual amongst shamans: “traveling” to the void. This is a potentially dangerous endeavor.
Why? Some shamans “come back” catatonic for days, weeks or months.
Nevertheless, I decided to “go”.
I have a recording by a shaman known as a Kaichi from the Altai Mountains. Listening to his chanting that easily induces trance in which surrendering is relatively easy. My friend and I used it several times to open up an interdimensional gateway to access Shambhalla — that is a story for a different time.
Returning from the Void
The only way I knew that I had been was when I returned. Okay, start from the beginning if there is such a place. I set an intention to go and readied my being to relinquish whatever was needed from me. I laid down on my massage table while listening to the Kaichi chanting. I was induced into a deep trance.
When I returned — came out of trance as if emerging from hibernation. I was motionless / still for some minutes — no catatonia — unless the stillness was the catatonia.
I felt stripped of the superfluous.
I felt clean and pure.
An Impossible Explanation
My Guides — The Twelve informed me that when a human surrenders to the void they surrender ego and self into the nothingness of void. Remembering what occurred is impossible because there is no point of remembrance.
If there was a state of oneness I cannot remember it.
I felt a pure singularity that was me.
©2021 F. K. Ontario
