Reunion

Siddhananda: (Showing a small black linga) This is a heavy, heavy lingam! We'll see what happens.

G: A heavy one again?

Siddhananda: It's heavy!

G: Okay.

Siddhananda: I feel it.

G: Hopefully it's good heavy and not a heavy, heavy.

Siddhananda: That's the thing.

G: We'll see what comes out of it.

Siddhananda: Oh Boy, okay, we'll see what happens.

G: Wait for a second here, he's running a blender (referring to activity happening in the background)

Siddhananda: Okay.

G: So, we got to wait.. a second, that's all. (pause) Yeah, i thought they were done yesterday, but no, we're having a parade today, so (laughing)

Siddhananda: Not done yet (laughing)

G: (laughing) It's not done yet, right.

Siddhananda: (laughing) Okay, let me see what this one [has to say] (making a grimace) I have a feeling about this one, but let me see if i am right or wrong. (pause) Yeah, i am seeing [an image of] this linga with tears coming down it.

G: Okay.

Siddhananda: They're heavy with sorrow and that's what i had a feeling of.

G: Right, okay. And what's that sorrow due to? What are they hanging on to?

Siddhananda: (long pause with closed eyes) It's feeling light [now], though, so, let's see. Something happened. Okay, i think their family may have gotten hurt or killed or something.

G: Aha.

Siddhananda: I see some blood. I see a knife, but, they didn't do anything. It wasn't them, but, it was some bad people [who], by violence, hurt their family.

G: Family violence?

Siddhananda: Yeah. (pause) I don't know if it was the family, i think some bad people came in to hurt the family and some of the family got killed.. children, wife. He has a bit of a slash under his eye. He did try to help, but i see him struggling with whoever had that knife. He struggled. It does feel like it was [someone from] indian culture, [an] indian man.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: He struggled.

G: Yeah, they have all sorts of village things where they have a lot of violence in the villages and stuff.

Siddhananda: Yeah, and that's it. i can see them hurting, killing the rest of the family. I think he got out. He has a slash (pointing to underneath the right eye) like he said, but he died eventually, but not that way.

G: Right

Siddhananda: i see him going on to have another child later, with another woman.

G: Okay.

Siddhananda: That has some light to it, so i think he went on. But, I see him carrying those blood stains on his soul a little bit.

G: Right, so we're going to ask that his family, that he thinks has died, come to him now.

Siddhananda: Okay.

G: That those souls come to him now so he can see that they haven't died. They have just transitioned out of that form, that's all, at that time. But they are not dead. They are quite alive (laughing). That's to see there is no death.

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: There is no death, yeah.

Siddhananda: (pause) Okay, it's interesting, because i do see one side with the family, and this is how he is thinking of them.  On the one side, he has his healthy family, with a beautiful indian woman and little child. She's holding his hand. The other side is dark, I think it's just the way he's thinking of them, though.

G: Yeah. He needs to let go of that.

Siddhananda: And that's what's happening. So, that dark side, the way he thinks of the other, is not able to come through really well. Because, he's putting that up as being a really scary, horrible thing, and, I can see a family there behind that, but he's not letting that [come through]. It's the way he sees it in his head. It's not able to come through.

G: Right. (pause) Okay,  i want you to hold him in your hand for a minute (referring to the rock the soul is in), and i'm going to do a mantra and hopefully that will close that out and let him open.

Siddhananda: (holding the rock in her hands) Okay, I think i'll put him here like this (opening the right palm with the stone in the middle of it)

G: (long pause with eyes closed) Okay, now how's he doing?

Siddhananda: Okay, let me put him down for a minute. As you were talking, I did just see his face come forward with that gash under his eye, but i think he was listening. He was taking that in.

G: Yeah.

Siddhananda: Okay, so that split screen is a little bit lighter on the one side. I see more light flowing in. The other one is very light, I think he had a good life with that other family. But, [with] this other one, there is more light coming in there.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: And i'm trying to get a sense of that family coming through. I do feel the woman holding two, he's saying, either two or three [children].

G: Exactly, he needs to allow them to come forward so he can see that they're alive and that everything is quite fine and if he will allow that to come in, he will have a chance to reincarnate with them again and perhaps in different roles, but he will be able to experience them again, but he'll have to allow that energy in, not push it away and block it.

Siddhananda: Yeah, i'm seeing them, that imagery of a woman and two or three children, they're coming though, the light is a little bit more looking like a lotus or a halo. They're coming forward and i am seeing them more and they are filling the screen more. So, they are coming and there is this lotus flower.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: It's really nice. And he's just sobbing. He's just sobbing.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: They don't have blood on them. They don't have any kind of disfigurement or anything.

G: Yeah, there's no disfigurement, there's nothing any longer, NO. When they pass out of form, they're totally healed, unless they choose to keep dwelling on that. They're not dwelling on it, so, he needs to let go of it.

Siddhananda: No, they're very whole in that way and he does still have some blood stains on his white clothing that he's carrying, but, i'm seeing some light on there, so it's definitely working. He's sobbing. He's [saying] "oh, my loves, my loves," it almost brings tears to my eyes because he's [saying] "oh, my loves are here."

G: Yeah.

Siddhananda: "My dears, my sweethearts,"

G: Yeah.

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: Right, so, he can open his heart and he can feel each one and one hundred percent commune with their spirits and find that they are absolutely fine.

Siddhananda: I do feel them connecting in their energies. The other woman is still there in the scene but she looks so healthy and vibrant. She's there, the other wife and child, it's all fine. But, he is communing with them [the other family] and his head is down and he's just drinking in, like "my sweethearts." It's very nice.

G: Yeah.

Siddhananda: So, what should we do with them? I think he's just wanting to be with them.

G: Leave them to their families.

Siddhananda: (Couldn't hear G properly) Okay. So, just  let them be or should I set him somewhere?

G: I said you can leave them to their families for now. Yes, let them continue with that.

Siddhananda: I think i'll set them in the back then for a little while? (pause) Or maybe on the third shelf?

G: Absolutely, yeah. They have catching up to do.

Siddhananda: Yeah, i think to process, exactly. Okay, good. So that was nice. He's definitely still there communing with them, very nice!

Seeking Heavenly Realms

Siddhananda: Okay, next. We've got two more sitting here, waiting patiently. That's the next one (showing a clear purple stone). So pretty! I love those purple ones (pausing with closed eyes). This sounds crazy, but I hear, "I didn't die. I want to die." Does that make any sense?

G: Mm hmm (nodding).

Spirit: I didn't die. I want to die.

G: Yeah, okay.

Spirit: I want to die in a good way, though.

G: In a good way. 

Spirit: What is death in a good way? I want to enter the gates of heaven.

G: Right.

Spirit: I want to go to heaven.

G: Do you want to go to the heavenly realms, or do you want to go to God directly?

Spirit: Heaven, heaven ... I want to be in heaven.

Siddhananda:  I think just a pleasant land, like those lokas that we were talking about ... a pleasant land.

G: Right, right, right.

Siddhananda: I think they still want to shed that all, but they want to go ...

G: They want to go to the lokas. And where are you now?

Siddhananda: In a land of shadow ... a little shadowy place, maybe.

G: A shadowy place, okay.

Siddhananda:  I don't want to say that [definitively]. I think it's just not that ... not there ... not in those lokas!

G: Right, they're not there. 

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: What was your path while you were in existence?

Siddhananda: Again, right away, I'm getting some third eye stuff, like maybe they did some envisioning of these things.

G: Mm hmm. 

Siddhananda: A lot of vision [type] of things [with] the third eye.

G: Right. So, they really don't have a [practice]. Were you connected with Krishna, or Shiva?

Siddhananda: Just the realms ... traveling, traveling psychically. You know how people do.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: I think it's ungrounding.

G: Yeah, and then they get stuck. That's why I say not to do third eye meditations.

Siddhananda: No.

G: They're not really connected with any kind of a God energy.

Siddhananda: That's exactly right. That's what I feel with this one.

G:  So, when they pass, they're just in no-mans land, so to speak, and trapped between the realms.

Siddhananda: That's exactly it. So, what to do with this soul? Maybe, some anchoring [is needed], I would say.

G: Yeah, they need to have some ... (pausing with eyes closed).  We'll just sit with it for a minute and see.

G and Siddhananda:  (sitting with closed eyes in quietude for a moment).

G: I would ask Shiva ... Shiva to come in.

Siddhananda: Okay.

G: So, if you could say, "Om Namaha Shivayah."

Siddhananda: It is making that link a little bit with Shiva as that mantra is being said.

G: Om Namaha Shivayah.

Siddhananda: Yeah, they can feel that.

G: Om Namaha Shivayah.

G and Siddhananda: (sitting in silence with eyes closed for a time)

Siddhananda: Yeah, I think it's linking those images.

G: Mmm ... (pausing) ... So, we'll ask Shiva to come in to help ground him, get him started on a path, and explain to him why you don't do that (laughing) ... traveling to all those realms.

Siddhananda: Yeah, because that's not necessarily the best for that soul, too. We can’t just say .. oh, okay, sure you can just go to this other realm (shrugging). That's not what we're here to do.

G: Yeah, no ... no.

Siddhananda: So, it's quieter. I'm not getting much more right now.

G: Mm hmm (closing her eyes).

Siddhananda: (pausing with closed eyes) ... Yeah.

G: Yes, so we'll let him go ahead and open the door to Shiva. Shiva can help take him to one of the lokas and ...

Siddhananda: ... stabilize him.

G: Stabilize him and put him on a path.

Siddhananda: Right, it makes sense, but those lokas out there are temporary, too. It is what it is.

G: They're temporary, too. He can't gain entrance into the lokas, like Krishna loka, or something, [because] you have to have enough merit in order to go there.

Siddhananda:  That's what I was going to say. So, that might take some time.

G: Well, yes, he has to come back into embodiment. He can't just go there at this present time.

Siddhananda: It just won't happen.

G: I'm sorry, each realm has it's own stipulations (laughing).

Siddhananda: It's true, though. That's it exactly.

G: How to gain entrance if you don't have [merit].

Siddhananda: You can't just say, I want to go, [and that's it].

G: Yeah, you can't just travel [there]. Usually, when people pass, they go toward whatever their concept of heaven is, but this person obviously doesn't have any. He hasn't [developed that]. He's just traveled [psychically] to different realms and doesn't really have any core beliefs.

Siddhananda: There's no grounding, no center point, to really hold him.

G:  No, there's no center point to draw him to that place. He's very ungrounded.

Siddhananda: He just wants you to snap your fingers so that he can go that realm.

G:  Yeah, no, nah uh ... he's finding out a hard lesson that that's not the way to travel.

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: Do not just do out of body experiences without having a Guru, without having grounding, or mooring somewhere. [Otherwise], you'll just get yourself in, as you can see, a precarious place (laughing).

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: He's kind of in a no-mans land at the moment.

Siddhananda: Well, this is again another one in good hands.

G:  Yeah, so we will leave him with Shiva.

Nothing to Fear, but Fear

Siddhananda: Okay, so ... green light, green light (laughing as she maneuvers a stone toward the green light where the viewfinder is).

G:  (laughing) Green light, green light!

Siddhananda: Hopefully, they saw that okay (smiling). Oh, okay (closing her eyes). I did hear, “Dark energy," but I'm going to give this time. I don't want to place anything on it. "Dark energy." Let's see ... hmm. Maybe they're asking, "Is dark energy a phantom?"

G: Mm hmm (nodding yes). It's like a shadow.

Siddhananda: Yeah (nodding). I think that's what they're asking.

G:  Yeah, it has no substance other than what you give it. Everything is based in truth and light in the beginning, but a dark energy is that which has gotten off on the wrong way, and [has] misunderstood, and gets pulled away from the light. So, the further you get away from light, really, the less potency you have. They think they have more, but it's actually less in the end.

Spirit: Now, say that again. The further you get away from the light, the less potency?

G: Yeah, the less potency you have.

Spirit:  ... YOU have? Okay, got you (nodding).

 G: ... that that energy has (nodding yes).

Sprit:  (repeating) ... that that energy has ... Oh, interesting. I see what you're saying (nodding).

G:  It becomes more of a shadow.

Spirit: I see what you're saying. Interesting. Okay. Wow!

Siddhananda: What I saw ... I'm going to put it out there ... I saw an image that's like the grim reaper. More like that dark [energy]. I'm hearing, “Death."

G: Yeah. There is no true death (smiling slightly). There is no true death. What you call death is only passing out of one form into spirit ... and then, going into another form, but there is no death. Even with the body that one passes out of, it recycles back into the earth, and gives nourishment to the earth. So, what death? It gives forth more life. So, the idea of death is ... (holding both hands up, shaking her head, then clapping her hands together)

Spirit: It's an idea.

G: It's an idea (nodding).

Siddhananda: It's an idea! So... okay, they're taking that in. I can feel at least the energy moving a little more in a circular [pattern] versus this... (clenching her fist as if holding a hard rock).

G:  Yeah... just this... (mimicking Siddhananda's gesture and grimacing).

Siddhananda: Yeah, it's like ... what is that? Whoa!

G:  It's just like ... ehhhh! (gesturing, and grimacing as if holding onto something for her dear life)

Siddhananda: (laughing) So, I'm hearing a bit of a question.

Spirit: So, that light is there, and then ... if you're saying the darkness is more connected to the light, that darkness has more energy?

G: No!

Siddhananda:  Okay, maybe they're not getting that.

G: No. No, they're not getting that then. No. All falsehood starts out with some idea. It has to come from some kind of truth somewhere, but it's skewed. It's skewed, and as it's becoming skewed, again, it's being pulled away from the light. Yeah, it's pulled away from the light.

Siddhananda:  (nodding) Right. I think that's enough. That's exactly what [was needed]. They're hearing that (closing her eyes). But, like I say, the energy is revolving more (moving her hand like a wheel turning). It's moving more at least, [is what] I'm feeling from this being. And, I'm feeling some darkness, all shades of grey, and things, but it is shifting. They must have had that choking them a little bit .. that fear of [death, and darkness].

G: Right. Again, there's nothing to fear. If there's some dark energy, or whatever, you don't feed it. Okay? If you want to love it, if you want to fear it, if you want to be angry with it, all you're doing is feeding it. Then, you're feeding it, and giving it more life, and it has to feed off of something, or else it will dissipate.

Spirit: Yes.

G: So, you don't feed it any energy. You don't give it any energy.

Siddhananda: This is good for this being. This is good to hear. I think they've done some running from things and feeling like something is chasing them.

G: Right. There's nothing to run from. I know with a lot of religions, their whole focus is on darkness and fearing it.

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: Then doing all of these mantras and things to keep it away, keep it away from me! (holding her arms up in a defensive posture) But there's nothing to fear. If you fear it, then you're giving it life.

Siddhananda: For this being, this is very good information. Like you said, they've got more of an aversion to things, which is another energy ... a block that it creates.

G: Yeah, right.

Siddhananda: It makes it worse ... makes it build.

G: Well, exactly, because you're giving it more substance.

Siddhananda: Right (nodding). So, aversion, pushing away... these things that you would normally do to something that you think is going to hurt you. They're hearing something different ... like just stay present in the light.

G:  Yeah, stay present in the light and then it has no hold. It has no hold anywhere.

Siddhananda: I am seeing that there were some knots in those ropes and they're becoming more untangled. That's the image that I'm getting back ... that that was some kind of a wall, or something, coming [apart].

G: There's nothing to fear, but fear (laughing).

Siddhananda:  Yeah. They are hearing this and I'm seeing some more light. A little blip of light now in this. So, they really kept themselves bound by this running from something.

G: Right, right. There are a lot of religions like that. It's like in India [where] they have something when children are born. Sometimes, they'll put a big black dot on them (touching a few places on her face) or something. (holding her arms up in a defensive posture) Don't look at them, because if you see they're so beautiful, there's going to be something that will come to harm them. There's all this superstition.

Siddhananda: Very fear based practices.

G: Very fear based (clapping her hands together)! There are a lot of fear based religious things out there and they've not served anyone. So, if you get into a fear-based mentality, then you are your own undoing. You are your own worst enemy, and then you are feeding that darkness. You are feeding it and giving it substance.

Siddhananda: Yeah, [giving it] more energy. Yeah. (pausing with closed eyes). Some of that imagery is starting to get some light coming through it. I can still feel that [other energy]. Maybe it was a long held thing, but I'm feeling that (gesturing to indicate a ray of light penetrating through) grim reaper image with this light.

G:  I would ask Christ, if this being is open to it, that Christ would come and explain, because Christ was a Master when it came to those things (smiling).

Siddhananda: Yeaahh!  Okay, let me ask if that's okay (closing her eyes). It's okay (nodding).

G:  Yeah, yeah. So, we'll let Christ go ahead. If Christ could come in (holding her hands together in prayer) and speak with this being, tell him more of the light, and that there is no need to fear the darkness, and that we have dominion over that.  

Siddhananda: (rocking gently to and fro with eyes closed) ... That image of Christ coming in ... and I'm really being honest ... [brings] an immediate shift for those that have an open heart to that. That's not for everybody, but for the ones that do ... I just immediately [see] those walls with Christ in the center, and you just see that image of open arms, but ... just white ... just light (gesturing as if it's washing through the being) ... and gentle. Everything good! I mean, that's all I can say. It really [brings] an immediate shift that quiets that soul and keeps them held in the present in a beautiful way. That's what's happening now (having tears with the beauty of seeing this).

G: (echoing yeah, yeah, yeah softly as Siddhananda speaks)  So, we will leave them to commune. Thank you (gesturing namaste).

Siddhananda: (placing her hand on her heart)

No Death

Siddhananda: Ok, we have another heart (showing a translucent purple stone). I love all these clear stones. They're so pretty! (closing eyes and focusing within)

Spirit: I died. I died

G: Well, you didn't die. The body, the body… (laughing) you dropped the body.

Spirit: I died and that was...

Siddhananda: I think they're with that death experience.

Spirit: I died.

Siddhananda: I just keep hearing that.

Spirit: I died.

G: Are you aware of yourself?

Siddhananda: (pause) They are, yeah.

G: Then you didn't die. (laughter) If you are aware of yourself, you can't be dead. (laughter)

Siddhananda: Wow!

G: You've passed out of the body for another realm, but you're not dead. (laughter)

Siddhananda: (laughter) Sounds so crazy.

Spirit: So what died in me? What died? Something died.

G: Nothing died in you.

Spirit: I died.

G: Nothing died in you, just the body. The body was no longer able to sustain that form and that spirit.

Spirit: That was me? I died.

G: No.

Siddhananda: I can see they were looking back at the body.

G: The body, right. But, you're not that body. If you were that body, you would have no awareness now. (laughing)

Siddhananda: Wow, gosh, it's like I see them looking at that body and that covering. And they see that death and that was when they died, I'm feeling. They're trying to hear, but they're not able to.

G: Right, right. You have to let go of the body and to be able to move forward, go into that light. You have to go into that light.

Spirit: But then I'll die again.

G: No, you won't die again.

Spirit: Die again.

G: No.

Spirit: Die again and again.

G: No, you won't die again and again. If you make the journey, you find out what is at the center of your being. It's the life of all life and the death of all death. Be willing to make that journey to find out what gives life to you, where that life comes from, what that life is.

Spirit: Is that some kind of death?

G: No, it's an eternity. It's eternal, eternal "IS," eternal life.

Spirit: Will I still be myself, will I still...

G: You'll be yourself minus all the stories you have created. You'll be in the pure Self... minus the stories... minus the drama.

Siddhananda: When I hear them saying, “I died,” it's getting quieter.

G: Yeah, a little quieter.

Siddhananda: The sound of "I died."

G: Aha. So, at this point in time you have to be willing to let go of the body and to be able to move into the Light. There should be someone that has passed that can come for you and can help move you through the Light.

Siddhananda: (pause) I feel some kind of energy [that is] there for them… a light energy there.

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: And I don't know if it's someone they knew before, I can't say, but it’s by that soul.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: And they are still… (pulls arms into heart area indicating they're still clinging to that feeling)

Spirit: I died.

G: Yeah, no, you haven't died. You wouldn't be aware of anything if you were dead. (laughter)

Siddhananda: Yeah, how could they have died? They wouldn't be asking questions right now.

G: You just shed the old body, that's all. You shed that body and you'll go on to a new experience. But you have to be willing to go into the light and pass into the other realms or else you will become a ghost form and will be stuck.

Spirit: I know. I don't want that.

G: Yeah, don't be a ghost form and be stuck, so be willing to move into the light and move forward in your journey.

Siddhananda: Sounds like they're opening. They're definitely contemplating and trying to just rest with what’s there.... That light is there.

G: Good!

Siddhananda: That's really all I can say right now, so maybe we let that energy help.

G: Yeah, let that light help and pull them through, because they have to walk through that tunnel…

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: ...and into that light, yeah.

Siddhananda: I think they're still just stuck with that, whatever imagery was there. They do want to say…

Spirit: I am still me. You are right.

G: Right. You're still you.

Spirit: I am here still. I'm me.

G: You're still here, yes, you're still aware.

Spirit: I'm me.

G: So, therefore, you're still you, right. That body was not you, that body is just a vehicle... like you get into your car, you get out of your car, the car takes you someplace and then that's it. It's a vehicle like a car, but you're the driver... Okay, so, you just stepped out of another car. (laughter)

Siddhananda: Yeah, they're listening. It will be okay. It's just going to take time and the other energies are quite present there.

G: Good, so we'll leave them to that other energy.

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: And they will take care of you and help you go into the light so you can do a life review and go forward.

Siddhananda: Right. Take care of whatever needed to be taken care of.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: To help them to clear and move forward.

G: Right, right. They have to just let go of that body.

Siddhananda: Yeah.

G: Be willing to move forward so they don’t stay stuck there.

Siddhananda: No, they're in good hands. They're in good hands.

G: So, we'll leave them with that. Namaste!

Siddhananda: Namaste.

Death is Transformation

Siddhananda: I am seeing ferns, like fern trees. I don't know, I'm getting all this nature imagery today.

G: Nature, it's been a lot of nature today (laughing).

Siddhananda: Yeah, it's kind of a cold area with fern trees. Cold, not cold in a bad way, but like in snow, you know.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: Snow fall, and that's another blessing, they're saying ... snow falling, because it's so pure.

Spirit: Anyway, I am here. That's my way of saying, I feel blessed to be here, and you are love and light and purity. You are both pure. I would like to know about death.

G: What do you want to know about death? In what aspect?

Spirit: Is it a dark thing?

G: No, you're disembodied now. Are you a dark thing?

Spirit: No, I am not (laughing).

G: There is your answer (laughing).

Siddhananda: He is laughing, but he's saying, ...

Spirit: Death is something I feared, and we do still fear it here, even though we are out of body, because what it means is the unknown.

G: Yeah, but you know where you are, so what's unknown at this point (chuckling)?

Siddhananda: He's laughing like a light bulb, and he's saying, "Surely, I'm here."

G: Absolutely, there is no death. There's only a transformation from one form to an energy to another form.

Spirit: So, nothing dies, really?
 
G: No, the only death, that you would say is as death, is for those that are against the light. Eventually, they will go out of existence, and be reabsorbed without consciousness.

Spirit: Wow! Will they ever have a chance again?
 
G: If they have chosen absolutely the darkness, no.

Spirit: Okay, without ... okay, well, that will be a beneficial thing, then.

G: I'm sure that you have nothing to worry about in that regard (laughing hardily).

Spirit: No, that's not where I am at. So, in terms of [being against light]... no, no!

G: So, there is nothing to fear (still laughing).

Spirit: I'm not worried about that part, but what I'm saying with death...

Siddhananda: I am just getting an imagery of it as being dark only, because he is saying "if you go there and are absorbed in that, it means a loss" ... is what he's kind of saying.

G: For them ... for them, for the very dark that have gone away from truth, it's actually a blessing. Otherwise, their total existence forever would be torture, because they have drawn themselves away from the light 100%.

Spirit: Thank you. That really is wonderful to hear. So, death, in its own way, is not ever really bad, then.

G: No, it's a transformation, that's all. You're leaving one form, or one type of existence ... going into energetic [form], being able to look at that ... and then move forward to another set of experiences for growth.

Siddhananda: What I am seeing now, is earth, a seed, a stem, flower ... death...

G: It goes back again into the earth.

Siddhananda:  ... seed, stem, flower ... maybe it comes out a little different, but it comes from that same earth.

G:  Right, exactly, exactly.

Siddhananda:  And I am seeing that.

G: Yes, good.

Siddhananda: I mean, I'm seeing it, but I think that's what he's feeling. He's getting that energy, a little bit, of what that [is]. I can see it. He's getting that a little. He's ... (pausing) ...
 
G: Right, he's starting to cognize that.

Siddhananda: Yeah, right, like a light bulb.

G: Right, an aha moment (laughing).

Siddhananda: Yes, and he's quiet now. Yeah, he's very still now. He's very peaceful now. Thank you.

G: Thank you for coming, namaste (gesturing namaste and laughing).

Siddhananda: Namaste (gesturing with hands). Should we keep him with the quiet [stones]?

G: Ah, we can keep him with the quiet for a while.

Siddhananda: I think that would be nice for him.

G: I'll go ahead and put him in the quietude area.

Siddhananda: He nodded up a little and said, "Oh." I can feel he's saying, "Thank you. I'd like to stay a while longer." (laughing)
 
G: We'll leave him there in the contemplative area, and he can sit there, and continue to feel that, and get that message. Excellent. Next.

Siddhananda: Next!