Everyone Chooses A Life Theme Before Incarnating. Which Did YOU Choose? The following is an excerpt from Sylvia Brown’s book, My Guide, Myself by Sylvia Brown Activator: The focus here is to perform the tasks that others have failed to accomplish. These may be truly gargantuan or quite menial, but the focus is always on getting the job done right. Activators are the turn-around artists or the troubleshooters of the world, the ones who successfully reverse failure. Aesthetic Pursuits: Music, drama, crafts, painting, and writing are included in this category. Analyzer: Not only does this entity want to know everything, but how it works and why. Banner Carrier: The first lieutenant of the cause fighter may be found picketing, demonstrating, or possibly lobbying; these entities also fight the battle against injustice. Builder: These entities are the cornerstones of society, the unsung heroes and heroines of wars and organizations. Catalyst: Here are the thinkers and innovators, those agents of action who make things happen. Related Sun, September 28, 2014
Ancient Symbols, meanings of symbols from Ancient Egyptian, Celtic, Greek, etc. 5 Herbs to Induce Lucid Dreaming Subscribe and get Galactic News Daily Updates: by LJ Vanier Herbs and plants are an integral part of the life that exists on our planet on every level. Plants are our food, our medicine and also our catalysts to the expansion of our consciousness. Used since the days of old. Herbs are an essential part of our awakening journey. I really don’t think it is just an expression and there are many different types of natural herbs that can expand your awareness. These 5 plants can stimulate your consciousness and open you up to alternate dimensions of reality. 1. Known as the ‘teaching plant’ Xhosa is considered highly sacred. Shamans use Xhosa dream root to promote lucid dreaming and to initiate other shamans in ceremony. If you want more vivid and profound dreams and to gain universal insight, give this herb a try. Just mix a small amount in water and sip it back before you go to bed. 2. Sounds like a spell from Harry Potter doesn’t it? 3. Highly recommended for insomnia sufferers as well. 4. 5.
Mugwort, Artemisia vulgaris, Dreaming, For educational information only. No parts of this document are to be taken as diagnosis or prescription for any illness. See your healthcare practitioner for any personal health concerns. Sponsored by Alternative Nature’s Online Herbal Mugwort photo copyright K.Shelton Mugwort By Tephyr Copyright:2003,20012 S. All art, images, writings, and all other content of this site belong solely to S. Feel free to link here to share the content. tephyrsgarden@hotmail.com Botanical name: Artemisia vulgaris Common names: Mugwort, Moxa, Traveler’s Herb, Artemis Herb, Felon Herb, Muggons, Old Man, Sailor’s Tobacco. Habitat and growing conditions: Grows almost everywhere around the world. Conversely she will bring those lost in the Spirit world back into the Physical. Can be intrusive in a garden. Harvesting: For medicinal, metaphysical and culinary purposes cut stems with leaves early in the day; after the sun has burned the dew off but before the heat of the day. Drying: Parts used: Medicinal: leaves. Dosage:
5 Ways to Read Tarot Cards Steps Method 1 of 5: Get Familiar with The Tarot 1Choose a deck of cards. Different tarot decks use different symbology. One of the most widely used and most widely taught is the Rider-Waite Tarot or one of its clones--the Morgan-Greer Tarot, for example. Method 2 of 5: Play Around with the Basics 1Pick a card-a-day. Method 3 of 5: Do a Simple Reading 1Tell a story. Method 4 of 5: Do a More Complex Spread 1Separate your cards. Method 5 of 5: Protect Your Deck 1Store your deck properly. Tips Use your card-shuffling time to clear your mind. Ad Warnings If you believe strongly in free will, that does not mean you cannot benefit from tarot's descriptive power.
Codex Seraphinianus: A new edition of the strangest book in the world Codex Seraphinianus: A new edition of the strangest book in the world In October Rizzoli will be republishing what is regarded by many to be the strangest book in the world, the Codex Seraphinianus. The Codex is unlike other historically well-known strange books (such as the Voynich Manuscript), in that the author of the book is not only known (Luigi Serafini is his name), he’s still alive. But the book is just so damned strange that it has accumulated a veritable industry of speculation about its meaning, deeper origins, and whether the language in which it is written actually has any syntax or not. My fascination with the Codex Seraphinianus dates back to the early 1980s when it was published and when I was working in a Waldenbooks store on Montague Street in Brooklyn, known to other stores as “The Zoo” because of the cast of characters who worked there. Over the years a whole cult has grown up on the Internet devoted to the Codex Seraphinianus.
2 Common Law of Attraction Myths By nature, the Law of Attraction is very simple: what you think about and feel about you will bring about. However, just because the Law of Attraction is simple, doesn’t mean that everybody has the correct assumptions about it. Some of the common beliefs that we have about the Law of Attraction lead us to misuse it, and this can keep us from manifesting our realities the way that we really want to. Unfortunately, some people will be completely turned off by the Law of Attraction simply because they believed a common, inaccurate assumption about it. Below are two common Law of Attraction myths. 1. The greater your desire, the more attached you are to the outcome. Instead of caring so deeply, visualize what you want, drum up some good feelings about the subject and then let it go. This is what is often called the “Power of Paradox;” as soon as you let it be OK not to have what you want, it will appear. 2. Say for example you are down on your luck and about to file for bankruptcy.
Everyday Evidence for the Law of Attraction (15 Examples) By Andrea Schulman If you are learning how to consciously create your reality with the Law of Attraction it is very important that you believe in the universe’s ability to deliver your dreams. You will only attract what you believe in. Many of us, however, have an “I’ll believe it when I see it” attitude, and we want evidence that this law works before we choose to really believe in it. Therefore, I’ve compiled 15 pieces of evidence for the Law of Attraction. Chances are, you’ve seen these things before and you’ll see them again. Buying a new car and then seeing them everywhereLearning a new word and then hearing it on TV or the radio several timesThinking about a friend and they suddenly call you up on the phoneThinking about someone and then running into them on the street or in the storeTalking about someone and then they show up out of nowhere (“Your ears must have been burning!”) Again, each of the above items are examples of evidence for the Law of Attraction. About the Author:
How To Become a Lucid Dreamer Gloria Eagle, Waking Times Lucid dreams are the dreams in which you are conscious that you are dreaming. Such dreams are usually very clear and give a great sense of freedom. Although we all get a few lucid dreams in a life time, one can cultivate the ability to lucid dream and become a lucid dreamer on a regular basis. Dreams, and the ancient Art of Dreaming is a Royal road to self knowledge. The art and science of lucid dreaming was an important part of the culture of old civilizations and still is practiced in many tribal societies. One never fully controls one’s dreams, but you can choose before you fall asleep to accomplish certain tasks in your dreams; you can decide to go to certain destinations, meet with certain individuals or spirits and gather information. Remember that ultimately, you are the judge of the meaning of your dreams. The following are well tested methods which are bound to work: 1. 2. 3. 4. I’ll be waiting for you over the rainbow. About the Author