Category: Spirituality

THE ANGELUS SPIRIT

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Up there, things are moving your way, and the mysterious ways of Heaven are now leading you straight to Happiness.

To assist you, I am happy to send you your Angelus Spirit. Here is the image, below.

Now, as a prayer that will rise directly to the Divine World, here are the Sacred Words you must recite after having stared at your Angelus Spirit for a few seconds:

IN THE NAME OF THE ANGELICAL FORCES,
MAY THE DIE BE CAST.
MAY THE MAGIC WORK.
TODAY, A NEW LIFE OF
WEALTH AND ABUNDANCE IS BORN.
IT IS READY TO UNFURL BEFORE ME.
BEYOND YOUR SECRET, PANTACLE,
YOU WILL LEAD ME THERE.
THIS IS MY DESIRE AND MY WISH,
AND I SURRENDER TO YOUR MIGHTY POWERS.

There you are: the powers of your talisman have now been activated. From now on, everything will work out in the most favorable manner possible for you. Whether you decided to print it or not, make sure you keep it in a safe place, so that you may have it before you every time you need it.

Lāʻau Lapaʻau | Valerian

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Common Valerian

Valerian

Botanical Name: Valeriana officinalis.

Other Common Names: Valerian root, garden valerian, tobacco root, garden heliotrope, all-heal, phu (Galen), great wild valerian, amantilla, setwall, setewale capon’s tail.

Family: Valerianaceae

Habitat: The plant is native to Europe, South Africa and parts of Asia. It has naturalised in North America. It prefers rich, heavy loam with adequate moisture. Most of the valerian used in medicine is grown on farms and cultivated for this purpose.

Description: The valerian plant is a perennial that can reach a height of 4 feet. The stems of the plant are erect and hollow with white or reddish flowers that bloom each summer. The leaves are dark green and paired at their base. The flowers have a peculiar, though not completely unpleasing, scent. Some describe the scent as similar to well-aged cheese or milk.

Plant Parts Used: The root and rhizome are…

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Lāʻau Lāpaʻau | Clove

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cloves

Clove

Botanical Name Syzygium Aromaticum.

Common Name Mother Cloves, Clovetree, Gewürznelken (German), Lavanga (Ayurvedic), Kryddernellike (Danish), Clous De Girofle (French), Clavo (Spanish), Chouji (Japanese), Laung (Hindi).

Family Name Myrtaceae

Tcm Name Ding Xiang

Also Known As: Gong Ding Xiang

Meridians: Kidney, Spleen, Stomach, Lung

Key TCM Actions & Medicinal Uses: Warms the Interior/Expels Cold: relieves nausea, aids digestion, hiccups, vomiting, white vaginal discharge Warms and Fortifies Yang: morning sickness, vomiting, diarrhea, cold belly, premature ejaculation.

Parts Used  The Dried Immature Flower Buds Are Mostly Used As Spice But Also As Herbal Medicine.

Native Region It Is Believed That The Clove-tree Is Originally Native To The Maluku Islands Or The Moluccas, A Indonesian Archipelago And From There It Has Spread To Other Parts Of The Globe With Suitable Climate.

Botanical Description The Clove tree Is An Evergreen Tree That Belongs To The Myrtle Family (Myrtaceae). It Can Reach Up To…

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Lāʻau Lāpaʻau | Cinnamon

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cinnamon

Cinnamon

Botanical Name Cinnamomum Verum.

Common Name Cassia, Ceylon Cinnamon, Kayu Manis, Canela, Vayana.

Family Name Lauraceae

Ayurvedic/ Tcm Name Rou Gui

Also Known As: Kuei Pi

Meridians: Heart, Kidney, Liver, Spleen

Key TCM Actions & Medicinal Uses: Warms the Kidneys/Fortifies Yang: Aversion to cold, weak back, frequent urination. Fortifies Spleen Yang: poor appetite, abdominal pain, diarrhea. Wheezing due to Kidney Yang not grasping Lung Qi. Principal herb for treating floating deficient Yang: red face, wheezing, sever sweating (like oil), weak and cold lower extremities. This pattern is called Heat above and Cold below or True Cold with Illusory Heat. Used when upper body is Hot and lower part Cold.  Disperses Deep Cold/Warms the Meridians/Alleviates Pain: Deep Cold causing pain and Qi or Blood (Xue) stagnation, including amenorhea, dysmenorrhea, Yin type boils. Helps nourish Qi and Blood (Xue): used in Qi and Blood (Xue) tonics as…

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Ascended Masters and Channeling pt. 1 · Esoteric Empyre

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Here we will speak about Ascended Masters and Channeling. An ascended master is essentially a true teacher who has left the Earth plane, and gone on to the next plane – a paradise where all who dwell there have achieved the same consciousness of Unselfish Love, Light, and Oneness. Because of their release from the consciousness limitations of the physical plane, they do have greater consciousness.  […]

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Spirituality | The Great Invocation

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From the point of Light within the Mind of God
Let light stream forth into the minds of men.
Let Light descend on Earth.

From the point of Love within the Heart of God
Let love stream forth into the hearts of men.
May Christ* return to Earth.

From the centre where the Will of God is known
Let purpose guide the little wills of men –
The purpose which the Masters know and serve.

From the centre which we call the race of men
Let the Plan of Love and Light work out
And may it seal the door where evil dwells.

Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.

 

Aloha Meditation Moments …

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We spend our childhoods writing our dreams in diaries. As adults, those dreams quietly come true every single day … only sometimes we forget to notice, until it’s too late. So, slow down … and take it in. Let yourself feel it. Because sometimes, even the most beautiful dreams disappear when the sun comes up.

New opportunities open us up to greater possibilities. New information and a new perspective can permanently shift our consciousness … and the way we see the world will never be the same.

All day, every day, we fight against the current. Sometimes, we lose. Sometimes, we win. Sometimes, the current carries us exactly where we need to go … and sometimes, it slams us right into the rocks.

We define ourselves by our actions. But, it doesn’t mean we have to live by that definition. We can change our own story. We can refuse to accept the way people define us. We can work like hell to escape a bad reputation … only to wonder if we succeeded. It can be hard to shake the mistakes of the past. They’ll always come back to haunt us. But, one thing we never do: we don’t stop. We don’t quit. We get up and rejoin the fight.