It All Depends, and a Thoughtform Heard Earlier

There are different meditations people will be more strong with, and perhaps there are certain meditations that should be prioritized to meet specific needs.  For example, as shown in a previously mentioned video, someone's kundalini could rise up a bit, but then go back down, which causes imbalance.  Many Lightworkers also need more shielding from attacks - who doesn't these days?  Therefore, the Rainbow Flower of Life Sphere could be a primary focus.  The Rainbow Flower of Life provides shielding, harmonizes/balances kundalini, and helps to reverse inverted kundalini.   

There are many possibilities though.  Others may do better with the Violet Flame being a primary focus.  Others yet may do better focusing on all meditations equally. 

Meditations that go outside the scope of 2012 Portal can also help.  I really like accessing golden solar energies, so I sing A432 frequencies while looking at or imagining really nice scenery such as this:

 

 

The Light from doing this feels very warm and blissful.  Solar energies merging with Plant energies merging with Earth energies - this cannot be described with words.  This has to be experienced in one's own unique way(s).

Everyone has different strengths with what they access.  Some are strong with the Violet Flame, while others are strong with Pink Goddess Light.  Some are strong with both, or other combinations.  It's important to use intuition to do what feels best.  Energies come through as feelings, so one could ask, "What do my feelings guide me to do?"  In my own case in the past, I would ignore my feelings, making decisions more based on a sense of duty, which only proved to be detrimental.  It's important to meet one's own energetic needs.

If energetic needs are not met, and instead one self-sacrifices, this causes harm to the planetary situation, because self-harm equates to planetary harm.  Those who hurt others hurt themselves, and those who hurt themselves hurt others.  Those who meet their own energetic needs create a better world.  It's also true that the act of giving can help with one's own energetic needs and can be a win-win, but self-sacrifice, where significant harm is done to oneself, is a lose-lose scenario.  Forcing oneself to meditate when not feeling guided to over a several-year period could be considered as self-harm.  With such matters, it's far more easy than previously realized to damage consciousness.  Of course, no one forced anyone to do anything.  It's all based on free will.

The flip side of the above argument states that only through self-discipline and consistency can real progress be made.  "You go on runs on scheduled days.  If it rains, you still go on runs.  If it snows, you still go on runs."  Interchange "runs" with meditations:  "If you are feeling sick, you still do the meditations.  If you are being attacked and having a horrible day, you still do the meditations."  The most powerful positive occultists only gained ground through unwavering consistency.  So, now I'm uncertain which mentality is best.  I guess it all depends.  Sorry I could not have more clarity in this matter.  Still though:

What about those who don't meditate at all?  Those who don't feel guided to meditate are not bad people or lazy.  Everyone is at different degrees and priorities of evolution.  It's important to not judge or condemn anyone based on what they feel guided or not guided to do.  It's very good that not everyone is the same.  The microbiome illustrates this.  Everyone has a certain 'microbiome signature,' which is far more complex and unique than fingerprints.

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I heard the thoughtform, "We're really only at war with ourselves."  This statement would only be completely true if all the dark forces - both physical and nonphysical - were completely cleared, and all that remained was residual programming.  "You are your own worst enemy" and other similar statements are half-truths.