A note about re-enlivening water when it has lost Prana
There are three quick ways I use,
depending upon the condition of the water and hoping it is at least pure.
Distilled water does lose its Prana, and so does boiled water. You might have
noticed a dead, flat taste. Solarizing the water, namely exposing it in glass
bottles to the Sun for a while, recharges it with Pranic energy. So does pouring
it from one glass to another a few times, which always makes me feel so happy
and grateful to think that "there it is, water for us to drink". I suppose,
such a happy grateful attitude structures water even while we pour it back and
forth to restore some of its lost Prana via the life energy of the air.
Also, another blessing thing I was
taught as a young woman, as a form of a spiritual exercise, was to sit for a
moment with your hands around your full water glass and consciously send loving
energy to the water in the glass, via the hands and the heart.
Water likes to be stored in certain
kinds of vessels to hold its structure and never in metal (or certainly
plastic), but this kind of information goes far beyond the intent of this short
introduction. It is wise, however, to be very conscious about what kind of water
storage we provide for our water - alive as it is. (Regina B. Jensen, Ph.D., quoted in
total with gratitude from S.O.L. Magazine #6, Winter 2010.)
Paraphrased from Dr. Masaru
Emoto's teachings:
"If we want to help purify and
protect our waters, we must make all water sparkle with Love and Gratitude. We
now know that every time we think or say loving words when we drink, use or
enjoy water, our very words will dance inside of water everywhere this water
goes as it cycles all over the world. And so, somewhere on this beautiful earth,
another person, animal or plant will fill up with your positive energy."
(Quoted in total with
gratitude from S.O.L. Magazine #6, Winter
2010.)
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Centerpointe as I offer on my front
blog-page has a wonderful resource in tapes with technology that
strengthened people's brain as if they had meditated for a much longer time
than they did. (I hope I am saying that right!)
Bill Harris of Centerpointe fame had a really
powerful question: why DO long-term meditators' brains look different
than average people's when examined, he thought? Can one create
that kind of "meditator's brain" by exercising it, so to
speak?
I don't think anyone can, at length, do exercises FOR
us, and I speak from experience after my accidental stroke: no matter how
"brutal" it seemed (to quote my sister), NO-ONE could do my difficult exercises
for me and I would have remained crippled had I not told myself over and over:
"Suck it up! Just Do it!"
However, while the metaphor serves, the idea that the
brain can be prepared to better tolerate sitting quietly and to
develop the capacity for stillness (our essential nature and the pre-requisite
for true manifesting power), as well as ecstasy is a fascinating-one. Yet I look
at it just like climbing a mountain-top. Whereas it might be fun to take
the ski-lift up there the first few times to inspire us with the view,
but when strong enough, we want the thrill of creating our own
experience to the top rather than being presented with it.
The auditory tapes that would help you
with that beginning journey are not inexpensive, but so very well worth it.
I even get a small "finder's fee" if you should decide to purchase any through
that link there.
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Here are a few more additional thoughts by Bill Harris
on changing your inner (and outer) circumstance!
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