Weak Lungs - Part 2

After doing a substantial number of adjustments, I came to the realization that each transformation that occurred contained information that shaped itself to the performer, and that in fact the process of transforming was also a part of the integration process. Therefore, I decided to track the following holodynes but wanted to try letting the person themselves perform the transformation (and of course integration).


Name: D.V. (proxy)
Issue: Weak lungs

6/19/09-Hd2-L4-1G

Visual: A dolphin swimming through the water peacefully, with flashes of great big jaws, such as a great white shark, flashing in its mind, ever conscious of danger.
Relation: This ever present consciousness of danger could suppress the life forces, particularly paralyzing breathing.
Intent: Survival, caution, recognition of vulnerability, safety

New Visual: A wheel, spinning. It is moving very rapidly. It looks like a bike wheel but is connected to nothing. Though I sense it is connected and in fact enabling someone to go somewhere. After a time, someone tries to slow it down. They rub a stick on it. It does slow a little, but as soon as the stick is released, it picks up speed spinning again. This time, a hand tries slowing it down. Eventually, it comes to a stop in the firm grip. But the grip can't hold forever. It eventually releases and the wheel begins spinning again.
Relation: I sense that this wheel represents life, movement, and achievement. Issues may arise, but ultimately, they can't stop the process. Forward movement is eternal and can be slowed and hindered but never permanently stopped. Let the lungs reintroduce this life cycle and show them whose boss by deep, rhythmic an cyclical breathing.

Transformation: Incomplete


6/19/09-Hd3-L4-12G(d,d,d,d...)

Visual: A HUGE windmill, such as you might see in Holland, three stories high and as wide as a house. In fact, it may be one. The blades are turning on the great beast, turning, turning, then the wind dies a little and it slows a bit. The wind dies substantially and it just creaks along.
Intent: Movement, progress, achievement
Problem: Dependant on variable outside source

New Visual: A beautiful, shining red heart, it slowly turns in circles, showing off its completeness.
Relation: You are not the object being “done” but rather the object “doing”. You can achieve as little or as much as you want . . . There is an infinite supply of blood. You are the source.

Transform? Yes.

Result: Windmill spins fast, then comes off, doing loops around a tube now . . . Incomplete

Note: I haven't finished this one yet with this person. Will post an update if I do . . .