What is recorded here

Clear water flows through both parts. This is a breathing map. The red chamber belongs to Muska, the yellow chamber belongs to the person being guided. The chamber walls are made of visible light. They show life events as coloured shapes. The clearest chamber shows the facts. The hidden chamber shows the memories and feelings that are still attached to those facts. The chamber contains a small room, a building or a life event. The chamber wall has a doorway. The doorway appears when an person is ready to leave the chamber. The chamber contains a person, a creature or a world. The chamber wall has a door. The door appears when the person is ready to leave the chamber.

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