Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Blackwork Tattoo Artists

and intelligence of Reiki

To understand Reiki as spreads on the canvas of souls, we can take the example of water. If we do not want to receive (take) energy, without sharing in return, we are a dam on the way reiki, and we continue to circumnavigate his way and spread on the canvas of souls. We may then become like a dry well or not channel a trickle of energy. It is important to understand the importance of sharing this gift we receive when we are touched by Reiki (whatever the name given to this spiritual energy). Plus we offer, the more we receive. We become a portal to the divine energy. Will we lift the barriers on the path of Reiki? Let us barriers between a student of reiki and energy divine?

Is that the price we ask for an education or treatment is a barrier?

Is our tendency to denigrate other forms of Reiki that his is a barrier?

Is our competitive spirit is a barrier?

Are the requirements that we have vis-à-vis our students are barriers?


How can we become a best portal for the energy to help it pursue its peaceful revolution on the planet?


That said, I have faith in Reiki. Is it not in his nature to remove blockages he meets on his way?

Each person is affected by this energy feels the need to share it. Sooner or later it becomes aware of the obstacles it creates on the path of Reiki and eliminates them. A bit like water that meets a boulder in its path, does not it ends by the shape and force a passage through it? This is the path of Reiki.

Friday, September 24, 2010

Cani Order Humpty Dumpty Chips?

EvidenceWeb souls

We are all part of a vast web that connects our souls to each other. An invisible chain of solidarity. When we are touched by light, we become facilitators of light and help - sometimes despite ourselves - souls to reconnect with the light. The light is diffused through every pore of our being (our thoughts, emotions, our actions, our silence). She hunts and the obstacle strikes a canvas of souls. The soul that is affected by light feels to come home. We become saturated with divine presence, and we are like bread dough in the hands of god ... And all those who breathe the fragrance of this communion bread.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Why Does The Back Of My Scrotum Itch

The road to nirvana illustrated

This illustrated the winding course of meditating on the path to nirvana. The monkey represents the excitement (agitation), while the elephant represents the spirit (which is initially opaque). The monk slowly tames these two aspects of himself through attention and recall to itself (symbolized by two tools he holds in his hands). At first, he ran behind the elephant and monkey. This shows his lack of control over himself. We see the elephant that changes color, symbolizing the cleansing or clarifying the mind. Fire roadside decreases in intensity, which represents the degree of effort required to achieve results. Towards the end of the course, the monkey disappears.

The six levels of the path represent six levels which are achieved through exercises: listening to instructions, their assimilation, their memory, vigilance, perseverance and the perfect habit.

Finally the elephant (spirit) bears the monk to nirvana.

To see the animated version, click here .

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Is A Wooden Spoon Better For Cooking

Time

Time is an illusion that lasts long it takes us to awaken us to our true nature. The acceleration of time that many seem to see would it not related to the acceleration of our awakening? and the fact that we approach our true nature?