My first experiences at using the unicorn spheres I reckon are going to right true for more people interested in reading about them as I suspect my more recent experiences are more particular to me and may confuse a lot of people, but I can fill you in on both 
My earlier experiences involved sitting in the spheres and going through the basic meditation preparation of creating a white light shell around me, and grounding myself into mother earth. I could feel and see my unicorn guide approach me, and stand by my right side, while the energy levels picked up in the sphere. I was then given images of various scenes from nature, pictures taken from all around the world, but very tranquil and gentle in their content. The colourful snapshot images covered various types of plant and animal life, particularly the smaller animal life such as insects and small birds and mammals. I felt the encouragement was that I should connect more with nature again, and remember that everything is linked and has a natural affinity with each other. Also, the best way for dealing with the stresses of modern life, is to go back to your roots and remember these connections. After coming out of the spheres I felt considerably more relaxed and energised, and happier for the rest of the day.
I developed this further by placing the spheres underneath my bed, in a circle around the area where I sleep. I also sometimes place them around my exercise bike, to help me tune in fully whilst training my body at the same time I normally carry my spheres in my bag where possible also, so that they can stay near to me and hence tune in better to my own personal energies.
More recently when I use the spheres I no longer see an eggshell around me. Instead, I’m sitting in the centre of a whirlwind (made of white light and a rainbow, its kinda vase shaped ), with my unicorn by my side (offering advice where necessary), and other beings such as faeries and other unicorns, and sometimes my guardian angel/loved ones in spirit helping to push the whirlwind faster, so that the energy can build up greater. Archangels are also present, although their task seems to be to work on clearing my chakras whilst I’m in the middle of my meditation and working on clearing/improving my energy in general. Different archangels come through at the same time to concentrate on different chakras/areas where they lay hands. Sometimes one or two of them will have a chat with me during the meditation, but they all normally let me know who they are and what they are working on, even if they aren’t saying much else!
During my meditation I’m always taken outside on an astral travel trip. Sometimes I initially go for a fly about with my unicorn (Serendipity is her name accompanying me, and it can be quite relaxing and fun At some point tho, I then travel to just outside of the earth, and I view the planet as a whole. In discussion with my unicorn guide (and sometimes an archangel too), I can ‘filter’ through either the whole earth or home in on sections of it, to see if there is anything in particular I should be paying attention to (not worked out what information specifically yet or if its just everything!) – not bad considering my geography isn’t that hot! I can pick up on the thoughts and emotions of all the people on the globe in quick succession (kinda like a filter scanning through the earth), as well as colourful snapshot images (only they pass very fast!). At the moment, I’m learning to slow down and focus more fully on different countries/areas, as well as the feelings and emotions from nature (and the earth herself) in different areas of the globe – so far it can be rather a lot in one go, so practice is needed for my mind to process it all slow enough for me to know what I’m processing! Eventually I should be able to tune into the individual more clearly as well as groups/areas of people, and also specific areas/countries of the globe in relation to what’s happening in the natural environment, but will take a lot more practice I think, pretty breathtaking experiencing it tho cool 
Contributed by Donna Gray
