By Reverend Esos
Ritual for the Awakening of the Third Eye
The Third Eye is a psychic "muscle" located in the center of your forehead. It is also known as a charka. The purpose for the Third Eye in Magick is to send and receive energy effectively. It has also been associated with precognition, or future foreseeing, and astral projection. Developing it takes the same as developing any other muscle, usage. Below is an effective ritual for finding your Third Eye.
Preparation: Start by hypnotizing yourself in a room away from distraction, and in a comfortable place, preferably seated.
The Rite: Once you have achieved a trance like state, repeatedly think "My Third Eye is fully functional and ready for me to begin using it.".
The End Rite: Once you feel a sensation in your forehead, you have succeeded, and may now exit your trance and start building up you psychic abilities.
Ritual for Development of the Third Eye
As I mentioned earlier, the Third Eye, like all other muscles, must be used to be developed. The following ritual should aid you in doing so...
Preparation: Begin by meditating in a comfortable room, preferably sitting, with comfortable light, and a familiarity atmosphere. Make sure that there will not be any distractions to discourage your goal.
The Rite: 3-5 minutes into meditation, begin directing the flow of energy from your solar plexus to your forehead. Let it rest there and build upon it. Once you have enough to make your forehead tingle, start extracting the stored energy into an object, plant, or another person. An object or plant usually works best for the first time, and will prevent you from feeling a need to prove anything. Once you begin to feel dizzy, lightheaded, or sleepy, start taking back in the energy that you have expended, and if you can, more afterwards. Doing this rite often will produce better results, but start slow.
The End Rite: After you are pretty sure of coming out about even, or a little ahead of what your energy level was before you began, simply stop. Blink a few times, take a deep breath and think about what happened, what you felt, and when you would like to do this again.