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Of Memories and Glue© Cheryl D. Tracy
I entered the Inner Landscape with a goal in mind. I wanted to meet one of my Allies and bring back something that would be of value in ordinary reality, something that I could use to change some external circumstance in my life. I also wanted to be able to write about it in such a way that someone reading about the journey would be able to see that the journey process is useful in healing work, especially in regard to the self. It would be a Middle World journey and, where it ended up from there, would be up to whatever Ally showed up. Once this was clear in my mind, I settled down and entered a relaxed state, went to my favorite nature spot as it resided in my memory and began the journey.
As I entered the journey landscape I felt several layers of tension roll off my spirit body. This sort of feels like passing through water. The air gets a little thicker and shucks off layers of soot and heaviness from the body. I ran through the cemetery to the left bank happy to be away from Ordinary reality for a time. Once I found my area I noticed that the big tree that had sprouted on my last journey was still there and grinned. I stuck my head in through the opening and yelled a hello to Kayla, the lady of the grotto and told her I'd be back later. I heard her mutter something back at me and took off for the hole that I usually used for Lower World journeys. How I suddenly knew I needed to go there I have no idea, but I did and, since my instincts were very good during journeys, I dove in. At the foot of the hole I came out flying and landed on my butt. If you have kids you've probably seen the cartoon Dragon Tales. Zack and Wheezie, the two-headed dragon always comes flying out of a zucker hole when they appear. This is what I did and then I bounced up to my feet and started running. I ran around a small body of water and, once I realized what I was doing, stopped to have a look around. Sometimes journeys work like this for me; I'll discover myself doing some activity and THEN realize what I'm doing. This might be because I have a mind that's always going off in twenty directions so, when I settle into a journey, it often takes me a couple minutes to realize I need to chill out and catch up with myself.
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