A facilitator describes a healing session where a participant imagined walking out of church with Jesus into an open field, where they danced and laughed together. The guided meditation helped the participant break free from church-related pain and experience Jesus's presence in a liberated, joyful way.
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That session to this day is still one of the favorite, my favorite sessions that we've, I've ever done, um, because of not only like that relief of like Jesus being like, okay, they get it now and they're like, they're willing to work with me in a way that is, um, safe and sacred and not involved with like indoctrination. Like we can actually build this beautiful relationship now. And in that session, we actually did a meditation where we walked into the church and grabbed Jesus by the hand and invited him to come outside and play with us. And like, you and him just walked off, like, into the fields away from the church and like started doing this, like, I think it was dancing and laughing. And like, then you actually started laughing in the session. It took us a little while to get to this part of this session because there was a lot of pain and a lot of stuff that needed to be healed and transmuted and looked at. So we worked through all of that, but then by the end, it was like we were all just kind of laughing and dancing in the field with Jesus, like outside of the church. Like, church was nowhere in sight by the end of the session. It was just us and Jesus, and mostly you and Jesus. I was just kind of off in the background, but it was a stepping stone for you to be able to, like, feel his energy outside of the energy of the pressures of the church and, like, the indoctrination and that, like, that force that was kind of put on you, right? Of, like,