Communication Pt II
Posted: 28 Jan 2017 23:08
THIS IS A VOICE THAT DOESN'T USE WORDS. LISTEN-----Rumi
Our etheric bodies are part of an interactive sea of energy that connects us to everyone and everything in our world...
Instinctual Telepathy
Instinctual telepathy is the lowest type of telepathy, we share this type of telepathy with the animal kingdom, and
It is still a common mode of communication in indigenous cultures, instinctual telepathy utilises the area around
the solar plexus, the centre of instinct and emotion, in this type of telepathy one person registers the feelings or
need of another distance, this teaching can be found in a wide variety of cultures, both ancient and modern.
In every culture, the area around the solar plexus is the key.
The Australian aboriginals believe that it is their "miwi" that makes it possible for them to see or hear at a distance.
Miwi, a Ngarrindjeri word that translates as "soul" or "instinct" is located in the pit of the stomach, passed from
parent to parent to child, the miwi is present in everyone, but it is particularly stronge I their medicine men, who
use it to cast out illness and visit the spirits of the dead.
A strong miwi also makes it possible to see visions and predict the future events.
In our culture, the term "gut feeling" is the most common way to explain our instinctive feelings about a person
or situation, we say "I trusted my gut in making a decision" , this term has long been in the business and
law-inforcement communities, businessmen use the term "gut hunch" to describe their instinctive reactions to
an idea or proposal, while police refer to their "blue sense" as a way to describe their gut feelings about a crime.
Our etheric bodies are part of an interactive sea of energy that connects us to everyone and everything in our world...
Instinctual Telepathy
Instinctual telepathy is the lowest type of telepathy, we share this type of telepathy with the animal kingdom, and
It is still a common mode of communication in indigenous cultures, instinctual telepathy utilises the area around
the solar plexus, the centre of instinct and emotion, in this type of telepathy one person registers the feelings or
need of another distance, this teaching can be found in a wide variety of cultures, both ancient and modern.
In every culture, the area around the solar plexus is the key.
The Australian aboriginals believe that it is their "miwi" that makes it possible for them to see or hear at a distance.
Miwi, a Ngarrindjeri word that translates as "soul" or "instinct" is located in the pit of the stomach, passed from
parent to parent to child, the miwi is present in everyone, but it is particularly stronge I their medicine men, who
use it to cast out illness and visit the spirits of the dead.
A strong miwi also makes it possible to see visions and predict the future events.
or situation, we say "I trusted my gut in making a decision" , this term has long been in the business and
law-inforcement communities, businessmen use the term "gut hunch" to describe their instinctive reactions to
an idea or proposal, while police refer to their "blue sense" as a way to describe their gut feelings about a crime.