This is a great game for heightening and tuning into our intuitive senses within a group.
One participant volunteers to leave the room.
Others form a close circle where everyone’s shoulders touch each other. Everyone is facing toward the center. Two people are chosen to be the door wings. These two would have a door opening between them. Others would pretend as if they are stone walls. Those who are door wings try to radiate an energy of openness with their whole body. Stone walls try to radiate an energy of being closed. The important thing is that everyone tries to keep their faces neutral whether they are a wall or a door wing.
Once the doors and walls are decided upon and ready, the volunteer is called back into the room. She comes into the center of the circle. She looks to the people in the circle and tries to sense who among the group are representing the door wings so she can find her way out of the circle. Sensing the energy difference between openness and being closed, she makes attempts to leave the circle by pushing the gap between two people who stand next to each other. If the two people she pushes past are stone walls, they don’t move or open. When she finds the opening between two door wings, the two people representing the door open and let the volunteer pass. This is how one wins the game.
Following the game, our energy fields were activated, so we were ready to pick the finer energies from each other. Şehri suggested that we would have a silent conversation about sexuality.