This one-on-one guided meditation session is open to all levels of experience, from complete beginners to those who already practice intuitive or meditative work.
During the session, I’ll guide you through everything you need to know. We’ll spend some time grounding and meditating, and some time decoding and understanding the images and sensations that come up.
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Crystal Ball Gazing
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Crystal ball gazing is a form of scrying, a divination practice where a person gazes into a reflective or translucent surface—such as a crystal ball, mirror, or bowl of water—while in a trance state.
The goal is to quiet the mind and allow images, impressions, or symbolic visions to arise from the subconscious or intuitive mind. Often used for reflection, insight, or spiritual exploration, scrying is less about forcing visions and more about allowing subtle thoughts or imagery to naturally emerge.
During our time together, I’ll first explain how crystal ball gazing works and how to relax into the process. Then we’ll meditate and use the crystal ball together, allowing your mind to settle and images, feelings, or impressions to naturally arise. Afterward, we’ll spend time decoding and discussing any images or sensations that came up, exploring what they might symbolize or reflect.
It’s important to remember that crystal ball meditation is a skill that can take practice and patience, and seeing clear images isn’t guaranteed—sometimes the experience is more subtle. The session is designed to be a supportive, exploratory space where you can learn the process and develop your own intuitive awareness.
Crystal ball meditation sessions are offered using a sliding scale payment model, ranging from £30 to £80. This means you can choose a price within that range based on your financial situation and what feels accessible for you.
The sliding scale is designed to make the sessions more inclusive while still supporting the time and energy that go into facilitating them. Those who are able to contribute at the higher end of the scale help make it possible for others to attend at the lower end, helping keep the sessions accessible to a wider community.