Flame gazing is an ancient artform and the practice of Royalty, Nobility and the Priest class. The Hindus call it Trataka, and in the far East it has been known as quick fire.

Flame gazing is a type of meditation, the flame is said to steady the mind and help provide focus. In truth this beautiful practice is much more than a simple meditation aid, it is a key to the awakening process. The awakening of the Human nervous system. This ancient art may be seen as a type of pressure release, not just physical, but energetic and spiritual. The streaming saline solution may also be looked upon as a cleansing mechanism, a personal detox of the debris and detritus that poisons the Nervous system.

Fire In The Middle

The name of our company A Centre of Light was recommended by our spirit guides, where it means Pyramids. As a spiritual organisation the spirit guides we work with and our practices date right back to ancient times.

Fire in the middle is a wonderful name for the Great Pyramids. (Pyr-A-mid). But the title suits the Human body just as well. The flame can be an important tool in the art of energy circulation. The Creative energy is exercised and circulated whilst working with the fire. It is brought up from the hips, along the spinal column and into the head centre. The energy aids in the release of the tears, and the tears aid in the release of pressure. (Physical and energetic).With attention, will power, imagination and sensitivity the sacred El-ectric can be harnessed to bring the nervous system to its full potential. The external flame is an aid in drawing up the fire from deep inside.

Like a Wizards crystal ball or the water gazing of Nostradamus the ancient art of flame gazing is also a type of scrying, divination or prophecy. When the tears fill the eyes and with the practitioner deep in meditation subtle clues are sought from the obscured light. In ancient times these clouded images were then interpreted by the practitioner, the high priest or by the highly sensitive within the community. These subtle visions within the light, when seen through the crystal waters of the eyes can sometimes seem quite similar, even among different practitioners. A kind of initiation of the flame.

Awen Spring