Dear Kiran,

My intention when I sent the images was to share an impression I had. I thought that it could have been a source of meditation and free interpretation for others. I “saw” the dual image spiderweb – metal grid while reading your answer to Marshall’s questions.

My understanding of the analogy was that CoRe has the sensitivity of a spider web, that it catches the most subtle and refined vibrations related to the informational field of the person you work with. Since CoRe is a tool that facilitates spiritual healing, we could imagine that it is sensitive to vibrations in that realm. It cannot be defined as a fixed and stable metal grid that could be made to vibrate and react only by a hammer or some strong ‘material’ intervention.

From another perspective, the analogy could be applied also to the practitioner, whose mind-spirit can become flexible, sensitive and in a ‘dynamic labile equilibrium’, somewhat like a spider web, or it can be rigid, rusted and impossible to be touched by anything else than “hard” facts.
I also thought that with time the CoRe-device gets into a sort of ‘entanglement’ with the practitioner, so it’s not ‘how does CoRe’ work generically, but “how does my CoRe work”. Nuno said some time ago that CoRe can be a prolongation of one’s Self.

Another thought I had while meditating on the two images was that it’s interesting to note also the changes that appear in the practitioner in conjunction with working with CoRe. For myself I know that I started to understanding things more in images than in words, even in usual life circumstances. As if there is a new ‘component’ in my thinking machine that produces images in association with thoughts, in a way that it did not before.
The problem is that the ‘translator’ or ‘interpreter’ of that type of image feeling-understanding is not skilled enough yet to be able to explain into coherent ‘normal’ words. That’s why I sent only the images and avoided to put words that could maybe spoil the potentiality of different interpretations for those who looked at it.

I am in a way glad that you asked me to say more, because I like to share. However, I’m not convinced that I managed to render at least a small part of the beauty I felt when I had that image-understanding.

In friendship,

Daniela

Kiran’s reply :

Dear Daniela

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