I wanted to do another meditation on Karamjit to see if I could figure out my feelings about that one area I mentioned before, towards Red Rock Road.
10/05/09 - Almost immediately when I start to meditate on Karamjit, I start to see a scene that reminds me of Matthew Shepard. I hear “but he wasn’t dead yet. He lived for a while.” Could she still be alive?
I see an image and it think it has something to do with the location of where she is. I hear the sound of a motor off in the distance like a 4 wheeler or a motorcycle. I can see a building. I wanted to see where and what she can see, feel and hear. I started feeling cold like you would feel in a metal building. I can see inside of the building. It’s like a mechanics shop. I hear or saw the letter M. (Merrillville) I see what reminds me of the inside of a tractor trailer garage, I see a 55 gallon barrel like an oil barrel and stuff to work on trucks. There may be a surveillance video. Perhaps that is the eagle watching.
I then see someone putting something in a box on the outside of the building. The box is attached on side of the building. They raise up the lid and put something in it. I can see what appears to be a wooded area behind the building by the box and I get a feeling she is there. Maybe they will find her in time? I also see a man, friendly type, kind of chubby and maybe a little scruffy. I hear the name or word Scully. I see him wearing a red baseball cap. He owns the building or works there. I feel they will find her but maybe not in time.
When I closed my eyes again I could see a fence, like a split rail fence and once again I am reminded of Matthew Shepard and how they found him. This reinforces the idea of hate crime and intolerance.
10/06/09 I'm posting a picture of the map where they found Karamjit. I feel compelled to keep paying attention to this story and the reaction there will be to her return home.

The way that loops around reminded me of the sketch.
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