Hi Sunny! Time zones can be confusing, don’t worry at all. A little tip for next time: once you see an event on the Skool calendar, add it to your own phone calendar so it shows the correct time for your area. It helps a lot so you don’t miss anything again. The recording is already uploaded in the classroom under the Live Recordings, but I’ll leave the direct link here as well for your convenience:Enjoy! https://youtu.be/51ffER3ndvE?si=PiEuh5aFJdr0dN8A

@Franchesca Hughes Thank you for letting me know. I know it's a difficult period for most people due to the holidays. If in any case I get 6 people for this practise, I will make sure to have it also as group 2 in January with the same theme, (like we had two groups for the Elements).

Thank you for sharing this so openly Talida. 😊This exercise is designed to be short on purpose, so you stay fully aware and in control of your mind while you practise opening and closing your third eye. In the early stages of psychic development, this self-control is very important, because you’re training your consciousness to respond to your own intention rather than falling into a hypnotic state. A longer meditation with deep induction would feel nice and relaxing, but it wouldn’t support this part of the training, because the third eye would be activated through guidance instead of your own command. This can make it harder later to open and close it on your own. It’s completely normal to struggle at the start, and many people find it hard to visualise. With practice it becomes easier. For now, I suggest you keep using the short exercise, (but leave some time in between the practise, like 3-4 days)...even if you don’t “feel” much yet. The shift usually happens suddenly, not gradually. If later on I create a separate track for activation only, I’ll let the group know. For this specific lesson though, keeping it short is part of the method.💚

You’re absolutely right @Nurije Ismaili . I noticed the same. The first recording isn’t the best to follow because my voice is low and the music is too loud. I’ve now uploaded the second recording, and this one works much better. Please try the recording from Group 2.