Hui Yin

 

The cerebrum controls most of our conscious activities where the medulla is the focal point of our autonomic nervous system which regulates our internal functions of the heart, breathing, etc.

 

Massage the Yuzhen 30 seconds to 1 minute. These are located at the base of the back of the head where it meets the neck.

 

You’ll shift the cerebral or conscious brain activity to the subconscious and intuitive side of the medulla.

 

There are two meridian pathways of energy in your body (both physical and spiritual).

 

The governing meridian (physical) travels up the spine, over the top of the head and down to the roof of your mouth.

 

The conception meridian (spiritual) travels up the front of your body and ending at the tip of your tongue.

 

At your root chakra is the Hui Yin point.

 

By stimulating this point it connects and bonds the conception and governing meridians and ACTIVATES THE THIRD EYE and intuition!

 

You connect these meridians by pressing the tip of your tongue gently against the roof of your mouth just behind your front teeth while envisioning white light traveling up and over these pathways, stimulating your root chakra.

 

This exercise is linking these two meridians and enhances objective (outer) and subjective (inner) vision of the ethereal plane zooming your vibrations like never before!

 

 

Ley Lines
 

Along with water lines, ley lines are found at the most ancient monuments and sacred places on the globe. First brought to attention in 1922 by Alfred Watkins (1855-1935), a self-taught amateur archaeologist, his basic formula was that ancient monument sites align in straight lines. Based upon the fact that on a map of Blackwardine, near Leominster, England, he could link a number of ancient landmarks by a series of straight lines, he became convinced that he had discovered an ancient trade route. His first book entitled, "Early British Trackways" was published in 1922 and was the result of a lecture he had given the previous year. After this he continued to pursue his study of the alignment theory. In 1925 he published what is said to be his main book entitled, "The Old Straight Track", later books were "The Ley Hunters Manual" (1927) and the "Archaic Tracks Around Cambridge" (1932). The ley-line system exists as an independent circuitry with the capacity to affect consciousness. Ley lines are part of the earth's energy system. Monuments serve to reveal or mark the network (such as Stonehenge). Other special places said to sit on ley lines are Mount Everest, Ayers Rock in Australia,  Machu Picchu in Peru, the Great Pyramid at Giza, and Sedona (Arizona). Ley lines and water are very closely related. There are typically underground water lines at the precise area where ley lines are mapped. Ley lines are cosmic forces originating outside of the earth. They penetrate and exit the earth vertically at nodes. The penetrating nodes are called power centers or vortexes.

 

Our ancestors knew that ley lines, earth grids and vortexes were energy sources and centers that were to be considered holy. They knew that mother earth supplied their physical needs, cured their ills and balanced their spirit and that mother earth had also supplied these invisible forces of Earth energy. They respected the strength of these unseen powers and knew they were a place where physical, emotional and spiritual healing could take place. Used as a location of communion with the Creator, our ancestors understood how energy points uplifted the group or individual consciousness and fortified the soul when doing rituals at these areas.

 

The average length of a ley line is twenty to thirty miles, although the lengths can sometimes vary from only a few feet to thousands of miles. The width of the line varies, but the average is 5-1/2 feet, (no big surprise…the width of the typical Roman road). The horizontally traveling ley line exits the earth by again turning 90 degrees and passing straight through the center of the earth and coming out the other side. A person who sits or lies over a ley line for an extended time will tend to be hyperactive. This can work to the advantage in healing or in situations where extra energy is useful as in meditation. Here are some comments from people talking about what standing over a ley line feels like to them:

• "Energizing, white/fuzziness."
• "Light, see a glowing line that goes with the direction of flow."
• "Began to feel like I was weaving."
• "Faint smooth energy."

 

Advocates claim that the alleged energy is connected to changes in magnetic fields. Literally hundreds of separate line systems have been uncovered and prove there was nothing accidental about the way people centuries ago sited their monuments which were often in astonishing harmony to one another, even over distances of hundreds of miles. Ley lines are thought to be magnetic in nature, the same "lines" that birds, mammals, insects and bacteria use to migrate across long distances.

 

Some points in North America where Ley Lines come together are:

 

HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK, (AR)

THE VORTEXES IN SEDONA ARIZONA

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
 

 

Dreams
 
While we are awake, our brain is continually being bombarded with images, smells, sounds, tastes, new ideas, emotions, and so on. All that happens every minute of our life has to be sifted and filed appropriately. But when the brain is fully occupied, protecting and monitoring the body and its functions, it cannot immediately file everything that is happening. So it stores certain items until the body is at rest or sleeps, when further attention can be given to sorting out this other information. Some dreams are the events of the day running through our brain sorting out different purposes. Sometimes the events overlay each other and the dream is a confused mixture of many images. We all dream, but not all dreams are remembered. Sometimes we recall fragments, and sometimes the complete dream is remembered in detail. You can interpret dreams which stand out for their color, intensity, and impact. These include spiritual messages, past life recall, soul travel, and receiving visitors from the other side. You can also translate and analyze your dreams to find hidden fears and blockages in karma. A dream can vary from a factual report to a symbolic picture or combine fact and symbol and direct messages from our spirit guides.

 

Recurring Dreams

 

Dreams which recur can be preparation for a future event. If the dream is interpreted correctly so that its message is understood, it will likely stop. Recurring dreams can also be a sign of worry and confusion and are typically connected to emotional stress as an “indicator” that it’s time to slow down and re-examine what’s happening in your current life situation. Interpreting the dream will help you face the issue at hand and understand it.

 

Out-Of-Body Dreams

 

All people have a spirit which can leave its body while it sleeps. Some do this on rare occasions, while others do it very frequently. A dream of flying, being in another country or talking to another person who you know is far away are all likely to be out-of-body memories. A sudden waking with a heart jump and or dream of falling or spiraling down is a sign that a spirit has been out of its body while it sleeps.

 

Past Life Dreams

 

A person may remember a dream where they were living in a strange bygone time, usually wearing clothes from another century or even speaking a language they no longer understand. This is usually a sign that they have linked into one of their own past lives to regain knowledge by re-experience to assist them in their present existence. On some occasions, upon waking, they recall that they were in the past but as an observer of what was occurring. These observing dreams are to remind and recall a past life, but without the need to re-experience it. You should listen carefully so you can understand the link related to present issues.

 

Information Dreams

 

Some people go to sleep with questions or problems they cannot resolve. These dreams usually appear in a symbolic form which, when interpreted, will help them find the answers they need. It is possible to repeat a specific question in the mind just before going to sleep, and then dream the answer.

 

Visitor/Visiting Dreams

 

Spirits of those on the other side can visit a sleeping person and communicate via the spirit consciousness. The person visited will recall a feeling of someone having been in the room, and half remember conversations. It is possible, if we are worried about a person on earth, to ask our spirit to visit them. Many of these dreams occur just before waking, usually between three and five in the morning. In fact, some people are quite convinced they were awake during the whole experience. When the spirit returns you wake up because you are dehydrated. Out-of-body activity uses energy and the body fluids. It is advisable to place a drink by your bed each night and, when you wake at this early hour, sip it without disturbing your body too much. You will then go back to sleep. Those of you who find it hard to recall your dreams upon waking, can train yourselves to do so. Put a pad and pencil near your bed so that you can reach it easily. When you wake in the morning with the remembrances still present, avoid any thinking but just reach out and write down everything you can. If you allow your thought processes to begin you will activate your brain and immediately start forgetting. When you have written what you can, sip your drink and return to sleep. Even if you have had another dream, you will still remember something. If you get into the habit of writing down your dreams this way, you will gradually retain more information on your own in the morning.

 

 

Prayers

 

The following are just a few examples of the prayers you can incorporate into your visualized meditations. As with any spiritual dogma, the recital of a prayer should feel comfortable to the speaker. It should be spoken with meaning and not just as a group of words that come before or after a spiritual event. Your intent is what gives a prayer power, so keep a positive outlook and a loving thought in your heart as you recite the prayer. Use your own words or variations of these examples until you find the collection of words that feel the most comfortable for you.

 

Prayer for Calling Your Guides:

God of love and light, please send to me... Great Spirit, creator of all that is, please send to me. Universal force and positive forces, please send to me.

 

A Prayer for Protection:

Great Spirit, Creator of all that is... Please send to me the most positive energy and light possible in this time and space to watch over me and those I share this experience with. Send to us the highest force or forces possible to keep us safe, focused and positive in our intent. In return we give thanks and gratitude, love and positive light for the universal good of all. Amen.

 

A Prayer for a Reading:

Great Spirit, Creator of all that is... Please send to me the most positive energy and light possible in this time and space to watch over myself and those I share this experience with. Send to us the highest and most positive forces to help (the client's name) find the answers he/she seeks at this time and to guide us in our search for spiritual growth, awareness and clarity. In return we give our thanks and gratitude, our love and positive light for the universal good of all. Amen.

 

A Prayer for Closure:

Great Spirit, Creator of all that is... We send thanks to you for your assistance and guidance. We thank you for the love and positive light we shared here today and ask that the energies be brought to closure until next time. We ask for your continued protection as we move through our daily life, and pray we have the power and will to spread light and love with those we touch. In return we give our thanks and gratitude, our love and positive light for the universal good of all. Amen.

A Prayer for Abundance:

Divine Love, through me, blesses and multiplies all that I am, all that I have, all that I give and all that I receive. I am thankful!