Imaging helps us to see the after - image of an object. It may be in complimentary colours, for example from orange to blue, red to green, violet to yellow. It helps imagining and intuition. It promotes memory and creativity.



My second pregnancy had complications. I was under going a condition that is more commonly known as "threatened abortion" because of my water-bag detaching when I was pregnant with my 7 weeks old foetus. I had internal bleeding and admitted to hospital for treatment and observation. I was scared and worried. It was a trying period for me. I spent my days praying and hoping that somehow my unborn son and I would be able to pull through this.

My mother advised me to try to encourage my unborn child and persuade him to help towards recovery. Before imaging, there was a blood clot in the womb at 7 weeks of second pregnancy. As I laid down on the bed and listened to pleasant and soothing music, I started imagining the womb was absorbing blood clots and my unborn child would heal himself. Two weeks later, the miracle happened. The blood clots disappeared. To me, this showed the healing power of our minds that we are able to command.

I practised imaging during my second pregnancy. I looked at the black-and-white scan of my baby taken during the ultrasound session. Then, I began to imagine the image of my baby which included his facial and other body features. I also imagined what he would be doing. When I am relaxed, I told myself, "Look inward. See baby". I could see the image of a baby lying down kicking his legs and sucking his thumb. He was in orange and the background was black. It was sheer delight to have that vision. I felt so close to him. I started a conversation with him the moment I could think of his image clearly. I told my baby how much I loved him and how important he was to me. This was helpful in creating the bond with my baby before and after delivery.

Imaging is an effective way for me to see baby. I felt assured when I could imagine the image of way. It also helps me to bond with my unborn baby at the earlier stage.

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