Beyond Sight: Opening the Third Eye

When the Third Eye Chakra is balanced, we see beyond the veil of appearances.

Patterns reveal themselves, intuition flows, and we navigate life with clarity and trust in our inner vision. Dreams, symbols, and synchronicities guide us like constellations in the night sky.
But when blocked, our inner sight clouds over. Decisions feel heavy, instincts fade into doubt, and the path ahead seems uncertain or invisible.

This ritual is designed to awaken Ajna, your gateway to higher perception, your seat of inner wisdom and luminous truth.

You may perform this under the light of the moon, at dawn’s first glow, or in any still moment when the world grows quiet enough to listen within.

You will need:

• A deep indigo or violet candle (symbol of vision and insight)
• A sacred oil or scent to anoint (such as Illumination)
• A peaceful space
• A sodalite or lapis lazuli

Begin:

• Prepare your space.

         Light the candle and sit comfortably, spine aligned.  Place your crystal gently between your brows or hold it in your hands.

• Anoint your third eye. 

          Apply your chosen scent to the space between your brows or to your pulse points. Inhale deeply, allowing the aroma to open the gateways of perception.

• Breathe and visualize.
  Close your eyes. Bring awareness to the space between your brows.
  See a luminous indigo light swirling and expanding, forming a radiant lotus or an infinite eye of light.
  Allow it to open, revealing a clear inner sky where visions, truths, and guidance appear effortlessly.

• Affirm silently or aloud:

“I see with clarity.
I trust my inner wisdom.
I am guided by truth and vision.”

• Sit in stillness.
  Rest here as long as you feel called, letting your mind become spacious and your vision expand beyond what the eyes can see.
• Close with gratitude.
  Extinguish the candle with reverence. Touch your forehead gently, then your heart. Whisper thanks, for the insight, the clarity, and the remembering of your infinite sight.

May this ritual open the inner horizon where wisdom and vision meet.
May you remember that true sight begins within.

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