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I remained in this deep state of union with the saint for about twenty minutes

Identifier

024416

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

This might be ecstasy [the image was created for her] , or it might be simply a vision accompanied by spirit helper input.  The lady in the observation later recognised the image as that of Quon Yin a ‘Buddhist enlightened being and a goddess of compassion’.

A description of the experience

From Farther Shores – Dr Yvonne Kason

My experience occurred after I had been involved in yoga and meditation for a few years. I had been raised as a Roman Catholic and my faith was extremely important to me. In fact, I had become rather well known for my views on the importance the teachings of Catholicism held for those who had been raised in the tradition, and I did a great deal of public speaking on the subject.

When I was in my mid-forties, the man I was very much in love with and had planned to marry -suddenly left me for another woman. ln an attempt to cope with my pain and disillusionment, I threw myself more deeply than ever into my career and began to work extremely long hours.

One Sunday, as I came home after spending most of the day at the office, I paused on the doorstep. As I put the key in the door, a slight shift seemed to occur in my consciousness. An inner voice seemed to be telling me that I had to quit punishing myself and begin to nurture myself more. With this in mind, I walked up the stairs, poured myself a hot bath, and filled it with scented oil.

As I settled into the soothing water, I began to slip into a deep meditative state.

Quite suddenly, I perceived an image of an oriental woman. Although I didn't recognize her, I was certain that the woman was a holy person or saint of an Eastern religion. The woman radiated profound love and compassion.

As the experience continued, I felt my consciousness meld with that of the saint's I felt enveloped in the woman’s love and compassion and even one with the woman herself.   As this occurred I was overwhelmed with emotion and felt my frustration, disappointment, and anger with my former fiancé begin to evaporate and fade away.

I remained in this deep state of union with the saint for about twenty minutes. When I arose from the bath, still in a meditative state, I even had a physical sensation of my own limbs moving with the supple grace and graciousness the saint had moved with.

The immediate effects of the experience stayed with me for twenty-four hours and, even when it began to fade, I felt a profound closeness to the saint and had a feeling that the woman was watching over me and protecting me I. felt a great sense of peace and realized that I was never alone.

The experience also had a tremendous spiritual and emotional healing effect. I was able to forgive my fiancé and wish him well. I was even able to reach out and emotionally embrace the woman he had left me for. I had received such a gift of grace, love, and compassion that I felt it flowering out of me and back to the world.

The source of the experience

Buddhism

Concepts, symbols and science items

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Overloads

Grief
Rejection

Suppressions

Relaxation

Commonsteps

Warm baths

References