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The Antahkarana Symbols |
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The Antahkarana is an ancient healing and
meditation symbol believed to have been used in China and
Tibet for thousands of years. The symbol is multi-dimensional
and when first looked at appears as a two dimensional
form of three 7s within a circle. As a three-dimensional
object the symbol appears as a cube. Continued use as a
meditation tool will allow the practitioner to experience
further dimensional possibilities. The Antahkarana has a
consciousness of its own and will work independently of a
practitioners energy. When actively used in healing
it focuses the energy used and produces a Taoist
Microcosmic Orbit, creating an energy flow up the
governor channel and down the functional channel. When
these two meridians are joined together and functioning
as a circuit, stress is discharged, organ function
improves and the groundwork is laid for emotional well
being and spiritual development. The body undergoes a
cleansing process and the chakras become activated. The
Antahkarana can be used in a variety of methods to
enhance all forms of healing disciplines. A brief summary
of the main role of each symbol is given below. Matthew
is able to supply Antahkarana symbols on laminated
paper, cloth and business cards. And the symbols are
covered in-depth on his Natural Energies course.
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| In June 1999 an unusual crop circle appeared at Allington, near Devizes in England. The image seemed to represent a female Antahkarana but a closer inspection showed it to be a mirror image of the symbol - as if a female Antahkarana had appeared about the field and beamed a copy of itself down! Most crop circle researchers would not know the significance of the shape and so this incident was almost universally described as a three dimensional cube. Click the image below for a larger version in a new window. |
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