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The
Counsel of Light (COL) |
Lightwurks,
LLC is now offering live recording of actual classes given
by the Counsel of Light. The COL are beings of light that
refer to themselves as the gardeners of humanity, working
to aid in our growth and evolution.
The Counsel of Light are channeled by very few
humans capable of reaching their extremely high energy. Cherryl
Taylor is one such person who's life work has been to channel
the COL in classes, workshops and private session (very powerful,
but unfortunately no longer available, as Mrs. Taylor has
retired).
Go
to http://counseloflight.com
to find out how to bring the Counsel of Light into your
life
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A
quote from
The Power of the Breath & Word,
cd by COL
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A listing of classes on CD now available can be found
at www.counseloflight.com |
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The
Three Keys to Your Spiritual Journey
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A life-transforming
series
By: Kris
Raphael
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The
Three Keys to Your Spiritual Journey - Part III
Here
is the first key to your spiritual journey. When practiced
consistently along with the other two keys it will
move you along your journey with elegance. Elegance
requires grace and efficiency. We want to use our
energy as efficiently as we can and with as much grace
as we can. Growth and transformation requires more
energy than most realize.
Awareness
is like a muscle. The more we use it the stronger
it gets. It is through a strong and expansive awareness
that we are able to not only perceive those areas
in self that lie deep in our subconscious, but we
are able to perceive those areas that are on just
the other side of the veil that exists between structured
and non-structured energy. We use awareness with the
first key. This first key is self-observation. It
is sometimes referred to as the Witness or in the
Toltec Path it is called stalking oneself.
Each
and every moment we observe ourselves. We simply watch
our thoughts, feelings and actions. We observe how
we respond and react to people and the events in our
lives. We note our habits. Self-observation is really
quite simple in and of itself. However, to do it consistently
requires much discipline and practice. Why? The simple
reason is we forget. Something snatches up our attention
and we forget to self-observe. Someone calls our name
and we fall out of observing ourselves. We recognize
a song on the radio and we stop observing ourselves.
When we begin to self-observe, one thing that soon
becomes very apparent is just how little will power
we actually have. Something as simple as self-observation
is extremely difficult to maintain with consistency
and constancy.
When
practicing this first key to your spiritual journey
it is important to be aware of the following. These
are common traps we fall into when first practicing
self-observation.
- Do
not judge what you observe. Simply observe with
no judgment. You are to be a witness to yourself.
- Do
not try to change what you see. In the beginning
it is important not to try to change what you observe.
Again, you are the witness. A witness does not interfere
with what they are witnessing.
- Do
not be selective in what you observe. Observe the
"good" and the "bad" equally.
Toltecs
sometimes use the characteristics of animals when
describing a spiritual process or method. They call
self-observation stalking. You must stalk yourself
like a Jaguar stalks its prey. The Jaguar stalks for
many hours and even days before it jumps its prey.
While it is stalking it is very quiet. It simply observes
as its prey drinks at the water hole, eats and sleeps.
It notes its patterns, its reactions and responses
to its environment. It does not disturb the prey while
stalking it. We approach ourselves in the same way
- stalk, observe, and witness. The benefits of self-observation
would take up more than the space in this newsletter
to list. Try it. If you are already doing it, be more
consistent with it. And remember don't judge, or try
to change what you observe. How long are you able
to maintain self-observation.?
Love
and Light,
Kris
©
2002, Kristopher Raphael
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Manifesting in the Feminine Flow~
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for women only, please!
This book will transform
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any of your true heart's desires! Manifesting
in the Feminine Flow will teach you how
you manifest differently than a man and will walk
you through the steps to create what ever you wish
to create in your life!
for your free copy of
Manifesting in the Feminine Flow, go
to:
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Dreaming
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by David
Pawlak
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Many of us have heard, that awareness
is like a muscle, in that the more it is used, the
stronger it becomes. We know too, that there are just
so many things in our Dream to distract us, that we
rarely find moments when we are conscious enough to
make the effort.
There are many tricks we can use as
reminders, to come back to awareness, but again, the
best approach is constant practice. Like physical
exercise however, practice in awareness can be quite
draining to a new participant, and for this reason few
make it past the initial stages. It’s much easier to
just let what is called the “parasite” take over all
the resources.
Our physical essence, is a piece of a
much greater whole, however to us, it appears to be
everything. This physical essence, manifested in our
three principle physical bodies, the physical body
itself, the emotional body and the mental body is like
a “perception” mechanism, which facilitates the
resolution of emanations from much greater parts of
our existence. The whole of these emanations however
are so mysterious and profound, that a natural
mechanism has been provided to limit our perception to
one basic lifetime. The prime limiting factor is an
illusory element called time.
Time
has a wonderful effect, it gives things dimension.
Whereas, our greater whole exists
unlimited by this factor a piece of it manifests as
me ( or you ) in this timeframe, here on this
Earth. The time factor is what seems to produce
physicality, because essentially the greater whole
is NOT physical. Try to imagine time as a magical
element which crystallizes an otherwise homogenous
space. The word space is somewhat misleading, because
it implies three dimensions even though it could be
considered empty. So space in this context
might have a meaning closer to that which the hippies
coined in the 60’s.
The secret of awareness, is being able
to focus your consciousness on a timeless version of
your world. This is where the greater whole
resides.
Let’s go there now!
I am the voice that comes from within.
The computer screen, your eyes and senses are elements
woven within a web of energy that makes up a detailed
image of your world. My voice comes to you through
these elements. Where my voice goes, where it
resolves, are closer to me than these things. The
things have great purpose, but overshadow the reality
of me, your dreamer.
The closer you are to me, the more
value your experience has for me, and therefore for
you. This manifestation which is you, is a work of
love and joy, and within this work is a part of me.
Sit in a comfortable position,
preferably outside among more natural things.
Initially with eyes closed, come to my voice.
Come to where I reside. A good point of connection is
through the crown chakra, a point several inches above
the upper back of the head. Sit silently until you can
quiet any voices, and rise up to the point where I
reside.
Slowly shift consciousness to your
outside surroundings, while maintaining presence at
the crown. Let the shift take form. Feel where your
surroundings reside within. Open your eyes and work at
re-establishing the silence. This manifestation is
yours, positioned in time. Outside of time it is ours,
yours and mine. Feel me. Savour what we are sharing.
As you come back to the world, remember
the space. Recall it throughout your day.
Have a good one,
Love and Light,
Dave
dave@impossiblereality.com
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On Femininity: A Course Just For Women
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'
My mom was feminine and loving and we secretly
did things secret behind my step fathers back because he was
so controlling. Anything he wanted done, she just did. My
mom was so weak and I promised myself I wouldn't be like that...'
I hear this
type of comment all of the time: women today understand that
they are equal to men, yet they continue to associate being
feminine with being weak. Women
try hard to be strong and independent, and in the process
have unnecessarily cast their femininity aside not understanding
that their very strength lies in their femininity.
On Femininity is a course to teach you to
find your true power in your feminine flow. This course
is about discovering how to work in a spiritual and universal
flow which comes naturally when we are true to our feminine
nature.
The strongest women are those
that use the universal laws of gender. Women in their feminine
flow are far stronger, they accomplish things more quickly
and efficiently and they are more powerful in life.
Learn
how women in universal flow do things differently:
- The
way we approach spirituality
- The
way we create
- Our
fulfillment comes in different ways
- How
we spend our energy and time is different
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Increase your ability to have positive impact on your
life
- Learn
to be the spiritual female you are, not what society teaches
you to be
For
further info or to register, go to:
www.the-four-agreements.com
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On Femininity Enrolment now Open
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Feng Shui: Using Light to Cure
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By: Kalyn
Raphael
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Feng Shui- A Series on Feng Shui for Beginners
In our
last issue instructions were given to show you how to start
to become receptive to the Feng Shui or the flow of each
room in your house. We were looking for comfort, ambiance
and flow. Now we will talk about one of the strongest cures,
lighting.
Natural light is the most beneficial source of
light. It is rare that people have too much light, but if
you have too much light or too direct a light then consider
blinds, especially the kind that are sheer to allow light to
come through, softening it. Most commonly, we all lack
light. With space being a rare commodity, most homes or
apartments lack sufficient space and/or windows to allow
enough light to come through and into the home.
Light, namely natural sun light, is vital to our
existence. A lack of sun light causes cabin fever in the
winter because our necessity for ch’i is even stronger than
it is for food for our survival. Sun light charges the
energy that we breath and it contributes to our general
health. When natural sun light is not available then the
second best thing we can do is to work with artificial
lights.
Lights alone can greatly shift a space. We all
know this: as children, we were afraid in the dark and felt
comfortable when the light, or even just a night light, was
on. Lights do several things: they brighten colors, attract
ch’i and guide our attention. Imitating natural sun light,
light impacts us by allowing us to see more clearly (making
things easier on our eyes and our perception), it warms us
up and it also makes us feel better.
Lights
are a useful cure when there is a lack of lighting or when
there is sufficient light.
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A room
with insufficient light will become lively with additional
lighting, of course. (This may seem obvious, but if you
are feeling down or depressed check to see if you have
sufficient light. People suffering from depression sleep
in dark rooms)
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A soft
light, in a bedroom for instance, will help set a relaxing
mood and tone.
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A
spotlight will help to balance or direct our attention.
Museum and art galleries are aware of this and always
place spot lights on art work and on their prized pieces.
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A bright
light in an office can encourage sharp thinking and
“bright” ideas.
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A
colored light in a patio can contribute greatly to warming
and calming an evening on a patio or deck.
There are a variety of light types. Lights range from
fluorescents to full-spectrum lights and small bulbs to
halogen bulbs or chandeliers. The variety of lamps and
light fixtures will contribute to the ambiance and should be
chosen carefully.
Determine
what the current mood is in the room you are looking to
change and then go window shopping in a lamp store. Some
lamps and light fixtures will be more obvious as to the mood
and energy that they contribute than others. Clearly, you
will bring too much light into a room if you choose a bright
sensor light, generally used outside your home to scare off
intruders. As you work with a room and decide on the best
light, take the purpose of your room into consideration and
then look at:
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Does
natural sun light come into this room? Does it come in at
the time you want it there? Do you need to supplement the
natural light or do you need to compensate for afternoon
shadows? Are there overgrown trees that need trimming and
that currently block your windows?
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What
size lamp or fixture you want?
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Do you
want to lift the energy with either a hanging light
illuminating from above or a light fixture that
illuminates upward?
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Do you
want to add a bright light, a colored or a soft light?
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Are you
looking to light up a dark and stagnant area and does this
area call for bright lights or soft lights?
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In what
corner, along which wall or next to what furniture do you
want to brighten and bring energy to? Will the light take
away from the current centerpiece and outshine it?
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Are you
interested in one single lamp/fixture or a couple? Have
you considered track lighting or recessed lighting?
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Be
creative: Strung Christmas light bulbs are also available
in other shapes like chili peppers. Would strung lights
add color and personality in the kitchen or in a den?
Would an Asian lamp bring the right flavor?
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Do you
want to bring the energy down lower to balance the room
with night lights or candles on low window sills or low
coffee tables?
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Have you
considered adding natural light by adding a skylight,
using a mirror, a tube light or putting in a window?
Look at
every angle when determining your lighting. Be sure to take
a full 360 degree look at both your room and your home
(inside and out) when you are deciding upon the best light.
Be certain to focus on the mood or ambiance you want to
create as you consider the points above.
Love &
Light,
Kalyn
Are
these Fen Shui Articles helping you? Do you have questions
or comments? Email your Feng Shui comments to:
kalyn@the-four-agreements.com
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