The 10 Levels of Meditation

The symbols of the 10 Levels of Meditation are "forever tools" to work with your consciousness. The meditation tools were drawn by Rev. Daniel Chesbro when they came to him in 2012. These symbols are free to use by anyone drawn to do so in their work.

To use the symbols, it is recommended that you go to your sacred space and meditate on any level that feels right. You may want to pick symbols randomly, and can meditate on as many as you need. There is no wrong or right way of using the symbols.

The last level leads back to the first, but there is no order. Pay close attention to animals that enter your space during the meditation for they are bringing messages to you. When you've ended your meditation, give thanks and journal any thoughts that you have had.

Bindu

God, or the point of origin of the universe. From the no-thing comes the everything. One pointedness. If your thoughts drift, come back to the point.

When Bindu separates, it breaks in two: light and dark. You have the opposite within you, and there are exceptions to every rule. You can't meditate on this point without shifting focus, but try to focus on one aspect at a time.

2. Duality

The Triangle represents love, harmony, and beauty. It is the movement of light into matter. Bindu in the middle is a symbol for God.

3. Light into Matter

Imagine you're in a plexi-glass box. Whatever you receive in the 4th dimension is truth throughout creation, universal truth throughout the omniverse. This is a cube within the context of God, Bindu.

4. Truth

Like a 5-sided molecule that can go in any direction. A light vehicle with protection. Teachers exchange energy. 5 resident saints, 5 energies dispersed with Amilius. 5 elements.