This is definitely a subject that’s not talked about a lot but it is perfectly fine for an individual to see themselves in third person, and interact in guided meditations through that third person. For some reason some people have a very hard time looking through their eyes in meditation, and sometimes also in dreams. As long as you have an anchor point for yourself in your mindscape, while you meditate it shouldn’t cause any problems. It’s just your mind interpreting and putting into action your mental processes, and what you see isn’t as important as what your mind is processing. You may be able to change it if you would like, but this would primarily take a lot of training in meditation, Using your willpower to look through your mental body’s eye location.
Wolfofantimony
Hello, I’m the Wolf Of Antimony, and I am an eclectic, and syncretic occult practitioner. I am 25 years of age, and I'm a Black American straight cis male. I have been practicing, and studying occultism, mysticism, esotericism ,religion, spirituality, theology, mythology, philosophy, and natural philosophy for 11 years. I have created my alphabet of desire the Ravens of antimony, and my alphabet of binding the 13 abominations. I have also created over 306 posts on magick, and occultism, and over 1356 sigils. I have also created 58 servitors that helped me throughout my practice. All of these servitors being the 36 Ravens of antimony, the 13 Abominations, Carita, the forgotten one, Anuva, the 6 Sigurds, and Ibura. I am also a Reiki practitioner, and have been attuned to the third level of Reiki.
