Siddhananda: I am seeing a picture of a tree, a Joshua tree, or something connected with the tree of life... (pausing) ... tree of life ... purity, wholeness. This is symbolized in this tree, or his name, I don't know. What have you come here for? He is saying, "a seeker of truth," and something about his heart has a fire in it. I see like a torch in his heart.
G: Ok.
Siddhananda: His name is ... I'm just getting Joshua. I need more... something about dismantling ... some more dismantling to be completely done, you know.
G: Right.
Spirit: So, what do I do?
G: What has he done to this point?
Siddhananda: Sat in quietude under the stars and that kind of thing (pausing). His own practice. His own path, in a way that he had. He didn't really gravitate to a teacher. [He] never really did that, but he felt ... you know, he just followed his own heart, and that has led him here now.
G: He can start to question, "What is this I?"
Siddhananda: Okay. He’s saying," Okay." I see the tree kind of dancing ... like the leaves [are dancing]. That's his way of saying, "Thank you. It has vibrated something new in me."
G: Yeah, good. You can start with that.
Spirit: Thank you.
G: Ok, Namaste.
Siddhananda: Namaste.
