Distance Energy Work

We manipulate the physical world with our words and hands. The root of this activity is the fifth chakra - Vishuddha . The shoulders are the first extension of this energy center. They are our platform for touching the world. The responsibility of action rests in the shoulders. The shoulders therefore represent our initial intentions behind action.  Energy of the 5th chakra integrates the wisdom of the heart and knowledge of the head. Integration of wisdom and knowledge meets capability in the Vishuddha chakra. This is how we use the tools of speech and action to support evolution.  Each joint from shoulders to fingers represents a phase of the  Divine Dialogue . All major joints in the body are expressions of the Vedic Agamas. Each agama has four parts: ceremony, life style, spiritual practice and knowledge. These four phases correspond with the four phases of the gap and the four pillars of dharma .  Spiritual practice - Tapas (non attachment) - Pradhvams...

Overview: In energy healing, depression is approached from the causal body. It is not merely a mental or emotional disorder. Depression includes an ancestral and microbial component. Energetically, depression and suicide are emotional cousins to cancer. They grow stronger in the presence of negativity. This means that attempting to destroy them directly doesn't work.  Most of the time we experience thoughts. This means that awareness is stationed in the active area of the mind. When the mind is engaged in a thought it is contracted into the field of meaning.  The Problem: The seed of depression and suicide reside at a very deep feeling level of the mind. I call this level the causal body . Awareness expands when it moves from the surface to the depths.  From the perspective of the the thinking mind, depression and suicide appear to be so big. They are systemically distributed through the subtle field of impression and feeling.   From a superficial persp...

The concept of the eight prakritis comes from Vedic Science. The term 'Prakriti' means 'Nature' in Sanskrit.  The eight prakritis define layers of Nature's expression. These eight divisions are a way of organizing our understanding of the expressed world in terms of density.  In other words, the prakritis slice up our world in sections which range from more concrete to less concrete.  The sections, from dense to subtle, are as follows: Smell - Earth Taste - Water Sight - Fire Touch - Air Hearing - Space Mind  Intellect Ego Prakriti is seen as an accompaniment to Purusha. Purusha represents the silent organization behind form. Prakriti represents the manifestation of form as well as form itself. Purusha is seen as masculine and Prakriti is seen as feminine. Together these two embrace the whole field of existence.  Each of the eight layers outlined above has its own range of dense and subtle. For instance, Earth can be appreciated as the heav...