Befriending Consciousness through Reciprocal Vision

This video shows how eidetic imaging can reveal the source of an imager's problem and relieve or free the imager of that problem, including digestive issues. Sensing that her abdominal discomfort may be deeply rooted in her bodymind, Janet tells of turning to Dr. Akhter Ahsen's Tantrum Image, in which an eidetic imager sees their early childhood self throwing a temper tantrum, and sees a parent entering the scene. Janet experiences her young father's strength, and then sees her wise inner child, Jannie, feeling calmness, contentment, and a quiet joy that contrasts with the anxiety and turmoil which characterized much of her childhood. Listening to the image of Jannie lying contentedly in the hammock of her father's arms reminds Jerry of a recent eidetic image of his young parents holding him in a peaceful and reassuring scene. Using Janet's Tantrum Image as a starting point for practicing Reciprocal Vision, he surfaces his mother's ability to ride out a stormy moment in a good-natured and easy-going way. This gives him new insight into his mother's consistent stabilizing role in the family, which prompts him to feel the qualities of steadiness and calmness in himself in a new way. Viewers see how practicing eidetic imaging surfaces antidote images which perfectly counterbalance our own difficulties. This can also bring to light surprising and desirable self images in those with whom we are practicing Reciprocal Vision. (recording date October 10, 2023) ______________________________________________________________________
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