This one is called Rainbow Vortex--inspired by a Spirograph drawing by my daughter.

When examining consciousness, we would be remiss not to speak of death and what we think happens to our consciousness when we make the final transition in this plane.  

We want to introduce you to a friend with an expansive experience practicing and teaching meditation who has written a book called Overcoming the Fear of Death, Kelvin Chin.

As a teacher of meditation for 40 years, Kelvin Chin has deep experience in the field of self-development, and brings a refreshing "pragmatic idealist" approach, grounded in "knowing oneself," to his work in legal services, business development, mediation, meditation, and overcoming the fear of death. 

​He has been working with audiences on death and dying issues since the 1980's and has taught numerous seminars for the healthcare industry, was a Long Term Care Ombudsman for the California Department of Aging, and a co-founder of the Center For Medical Ethics and Mediation.

His book is unique. He outlines 4 belief systems regarding death that underlie all religions and cultures. His approach is nonreligious and aims to increase readers' understandings about death through their own lens of belief without creating a need to modify their individual belief structures to reduce their fear of death.

He explains 4 Main Belief Systems About Death:
1) No Belief in Afterlife
2) Afraid of Heaven or Hell
3) Looking Forward to Heaven
4) Belief in Past Lives

He walks people through the process using personal stories from friends and family in a way that humanizes the subject, making the book a ‘fun read.’

Kelvin has taught meditation in living rooms, schools,  businesses worldwide for 40 years and does work with individuals in person and via phone, Internet, and Skype. Kelvin has taught more than 1,000 people from extremely diverse socio-economic groups an easy-to-learn technique of naturally Turning Within with no concentration or religious affiliation required.

My sweetheart was doing her best to understand as I gushed about my experiences with the Lucid Light.  She looked at me as if I lost a number of my few remaining marbles.  I shared what each of the light programs I tried “felt” like.  Attempting to explain the numerous, vibrant, indescribable colors, the sacred geometry, the visions, and a sudden acceptance of the possibility of a multi-verse. 

With each new sentence out of my mouth, I could see that she was trying to blink away her disbelief and embrace the crazy words coming out of my mouth.  She listened to me as I told her of warm sensations; reminiscent of happy childhood memories, sacred geometry beyond my wildest dreams, and a sense that no matter what — everything is O.K..

I don’t think she was convinced by my words, but the changes I exhibited caught her attention. The first recognizable alteration to my typical state was noticeable when calling her right after my first full Lucid Light session.  She was taken by how calmly I interacted with her on the phone while I was in the passenger seat of a friend’s car as she closely tailgated the car in front of us in heavy snow, during rush hour.  I stayed calm and quiet about her driving... really calm.   

As days passed, my words and actions indicated an extended manifestation of the impacts of the light.  It became apparent that she was becoming more certain about our potential purchase.  Then Samantha said to me, "We need to find a way to bring this light back to Austin.  We have friends and family who could really benefit."