When i get to the last colour in the MBS meditation, which is Mother of Pearl, it feels so beautiful. I love the feeling of being in that space, and just want to remain there. Although, i have not stayed for long. A QT friend commented that it relates to my allowing of the energy of the colours and healing, so i left it at that. The next time i did the 12 colour, it happened again. So far, it seems to happen only in the 12 colour sequence.
Would that be an indication to stay and bathe in that colour for an extended period, or perhaps repeat that colour a few times? Or is that a normal experience for all people when reaching the last colour; Mother Of Pearl?

If one particular colour can not be easily visualized after 4 attempts, is it best to continue on to the next colours in the mediation. Any suggestions about that? It is mentioned in the book, that is usually a colour the body is need of. Which i think is the case with me, because i have successfully visualized and felt a sense of this colour on other occasions before my recent completion / starting of the 12 colour meditation. So far, it seems like when i am able to relax the most and allow myself to feel the colour, is when its most effective.

One other thing i was wondering is about the speed of each colour. Does it matter if i take too long in the filling up process?

Thanks

Paul

You can stay in any color as long as you like.

If you can't visualize a color easily, try touching it and let the "vibration" of the color fill you. If after 3 or 4 tries you still can't relate to the color simply go on to the next one. And yes, feeling is a great way to interact with the colors.

You can take as long as you need to fill up with the color. As time goes by it will get easier and thus faster, but time isn't really an issue here.

Enjoy.

Hi Paule
I've notice that certain colors vary on my mood and thinking. Mother of pearl seems to be always a strong color for me. I guess it has something to do with that the colors integrate on all levels and mother of pearl is the mediator.
I guess.

Einar