Burning out

[hogey11]

But in this topic I was referring to what The Confederation calls the Queen's chamber position or configuration, when one is doing work in consciousness in excess.. I understand that one would not want to make these sessions last longer than one feels deeply comfortable, which is what I attemt to do each time, but often I wonder where is the line between having a little more will to continue longer, and willing to do more than one can.. And also, what would be the signs and consequences of such a spiritual burn out..

Just to add to everyone else's great advice, a few quotes from Ra on the Queen's Chamber position:

55.11 Questioner: This would indicate to me that in the Great Pyramid at Giza, the Queen’s Chamber, as it is called, would be the chamber used for initiation. Is this correct?

Ra: I am Ra. Again, you penetrate the outer teaching.

The Queen’s Chamber would not be appropriate or useful for healing work as that work involves the use of energy in a more synergic configuration rather than the configuration of the centered being.

57.14 Questioner: What is the aid or the mechanism of the aid received for meditation by an entity who would be positioned in the so-called Queen’s Chamber position?

Ra: I am Ra. Consider the polarity of mind/body/spirit complexes. The inner light is that which is your heart of being. Its strength equals your strength of will to seek the light. The position or balanced position of a group intensifies the amount of this will, the amount of awareness of the inner light necessary to attract the in-streaming light upward spiraling from the south magnetic pole of being.

Thus this is the place of the initiate, for many extraneous items or distortions will leave the entity as it intensifies its seeking, so that it may become one with this centralized and purified in-coming light.

It sounds like the Queen Chamber position aligns one to accept teachings from 'the other' (One Infinite Creator) rather than themselves (Higher Self). If one was to get tired or inattentive in this state, they could possibly face some dire consequences in accepting ideas or exercises that do not resonate with their higher self. So I would think that might play into the warning...

Ultimately tho, the type of meditation attached to that warning would probably take a great deal of energy to obtain or maintain (i'm not so talented that way personally), so it could also manifest as a sort of physical symptom(s) or even just a mental depletion of some sort (depression?). I think the signs and warnings would be in maintaining focus and discipline; not getting sloppy or bored about it. When, as you say, the act becomes less than deeply comfortable, we are prone to make mistakes under pressure. To the same extent, comfort can also turn to ignorance very quickly, so that is the pitfall on the other side of the spectrum. As always, balance is key