It is helpful to listen to the Youtube recording until you have this meditation memorized.

    Our spirit guides know the exact meditations that we need to practice to make the most progress.  They can see us in ways that our human minds cannot.  Chuck’s first spirit guide Ben guided him for years as the voice of his intuition until Chuck developed the ability to communicate with him directly.  As Chuck evolved, he kept getting more and more advanced spirit guides who guided his meditations.

    In Meditation for the Love of It, Sally Kempton (formerly Swami Durgananda) said that our meditations should evolve along with us.  Chuck meditated in countless different ways on his road to ascension.  Sometimes he learned new meditations, but more often than not, he kept making small changes to the meditation that he was already doing to make it more effective.

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Superhuman Effort

    Normally, applying a lot of effort is that last thing that we want to do in meditation.  Effort is usually the antithesis of meditation which requires surrender, but there are times when effort is warranted.

    Chuck hit walls of intense resistance 3 times during his meditations, and he intuitively knew that he needed to meditate 3 hours a day until he broke through these walls.  Chuck was in constant pain for most of his adult life, and he was willing to do anything to find a way out of his predicament.  He wanted it more than anything.  He meditated 3 hours a day as his mind tried desperately to make him stop.  He took a bottle of Zantac every day to try to avoid digesting his own stomach.  No matter what happened or how intense the pain was, Chuck was undeterred.  After 3 months, he broke through the first wall.  Several months later, there was another wall that required intense meditation for 3 more months.  For the third and final wall, he meditated 4 hours a day for 3 months.  After he broke through the third wall, the kundalini energy in his spine rose, pouring liquid light into his brain, and his life was forever changed.​