PS - I quite liked this, from "Magic for the Resistance: Rituals and Spells for Change" by Michael M. Hughes (Amazon), and consider it an excellent example of the sort of ways to centre oneself that are available - and I also recommend the book for activist witchcraft:
"1. Facing ahead, prayer position. Spirit before me. 2. Sensing behind. Spirit behind me. 3. Sensing right. Spirit on my right. 4. Sensing left. Spirit on my left. 5. Sensing above. Spirit above me. 6. Sensing below. Spirit below me. 7. Sensing all around. Spirit outside me. 8. Sensing within. Spirit within me. Arms in orans position. 9. Between the future … Feel the future, full of possibility, waiting ahead. 10. And the past … Feel the past streaming behind you. 11. Turn head to right. Between the sun … Visualize the sun. 12. Turn head to left. And the moon … Visualize the moon. 13. Look to heavens. Between the heavens … Visualize the starry canopy. 14. Look to earth. And the earth … Visualize the depths of the earth. 15. Face forward. As outside me … Visualize a sphere around you extending into infinity. 16. Return hands to prayer position. So within me. Visualize infinite center of your heart. 17. Intone, Amen, So mote it be, or Om."
In a strictly technical psychic sense, to “centre oneself”
means making sure all one’s nonphysical bodies are aligned, and are also in
alignment with one’s physical body.
I can, perhaps, best illustrate this by describing
someone who is not centred – perhaps someone who is walking, and distracted by
thinking of a troubling matter (or, these
days, focused on their mobile phone or some other “device”). If you looked
at them psychically, it is quite possible that you would see one or more of
their nonphysical bodies drifting around outside the physical body (and the aura), looking around and not
paying attention to where the physical body was going (or, to be factious, these days the nonphysical could be hovering over
the shoulder of the physical looking at the mobile phone / device).
In this situation, the person is distracted and thus may
do something dangerous (for instance,
walk on to a road, or step into a hole).
In addition, the nonphysical body(ies) outside the aura
are vulnerable to the influence of incompatible / disharmonious energies / units, and to psychic attack.
Grounding is a cure to not being centred, but taking a
deep breath and making the effort to focus, concentrate, and be alert also
help, and may be sufficient in many cases.
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