Iceland is one big transition after another kindled by the mix of the elements: Earth + Water + Fire + Air + Ether = Beauty and continual change everywhere you look with the play of Elements. Relaxing music and a looooong sweet video offered here for you to slow down, observe nature, and receive the gifts change brings. Click image below for video:
Mani Ratna means ‘precious jewel’ helping to awaken you to the inner jewel of your being, your True Self. Real health is living from the place of radiant joy which awakens the more one is attuned to inherent wholeness. This requires the release of negative limiting beliefs that keeps one small.
FIVE ELEMENTS: Mani Ratna activates and awakens ALL ELEMENTS for overall healing and inner balance.
“The light of my Inner Jewel awakens radiant healing within me.”
Hold Mani Ratna Mudra with hands in front of the heart-center for 5-10 natural breaths. State the affirmation three times out loud, then silently. Notice how you feel.
Integrates and harmonizes the physical body with the subtle body
Helps to soften muscles in face, jaws, head, neck and shoulders.
Expands energy through the Crown Chakra.
Fosters increased energy and awareness to all of the Chakras wheels of energy.
Cultivates mental clarity allowing one to reach higher wisdom.
No known cautions.
These mudras, and the information provided here, are modified from Mudras for
Healing and Transformation by Joseph and Lilian LePage.
Please enjoy this video of the play of light – our precious light – the beauty of the night time sky, the sun coming and going each day – and now the days becoming longer once again.
I am reminded of the sacredness of the Winter Solstice and the celebration of the light with these words:
The Solstice is a time of quietude, of firelight, and dreaming, when seeds germinate in the cold earth, and the cold notes of church bells mingle with the chimes of icicles. Rivers are stilled and the land lies waiting beneath a coverlet of snow. We watch the cold sunlight and the bright stars, maybe go for walks in the quiet land. . . . All around us the season seems to reach a standstill — a point of repose.
~John Matthews, Celtic and Arthurian wisdom keeper