Part 1 of this series introduced the concept of boundaries, which help us to distinguish ourselves from others and declare what we are willing to allow into our lives. Establishing effective boundaries helps us to stay safe when we are doing healing work.
Building and enforcing healthy boundaries is a long-term process and will not happen overnight. As you uncover what you are no longer willing to experience, you will be challenged to behave in new ways and make different choices.
This visualization can help you to understand the current state of your boundaries and change your boundaries so that they truly support your highest good. You can use this technique regularly as you are working on your boundaries to strengthen them. Once you build firm boundaries internally, your external world will begin to reflect them back to you, and you will naturally feel safe and respected throughout your day.

4) Look outside the circle. Are there any items, words, colors, people, or thoughts there? Again look at each object and check in with your gut. Do you want those items to remain outside the circle, or would you prefer that they be allowed into your sacred space? Visualize yourself picking them up and moving them as seems appropriate.
5) Finally, retrace the circle into the sand and imagine that radiant
6) Return to the staircase and count 11 steps back to your point of origin. You are now back in your everyday reality. You can return to this space and adjust your boundaries at any time. If you think someone or something might be invading your boundaries, you can also return here to assess where they stand.
This post is part 2 in a multi-part series on boundaries and healing. Part 3 will look at boundary violations. Take notice of how you feel in the world once you have done this boundary visualization. Do people treat you differently? Do you attract different situations? Were you surprised at all by what you saw?