Yesterday, we took a look at the power of your ancestors in the
present.
Now, let's talk about exactly how to use this.
Actually, there are two steps, today we're going to show you
the first part. Then, you'll have 2 days to apply it, and in
the process of applying it you'll prepare your mind for part 2.
This is just a nibble or teaser taste from some of the WSRI packages.
Sound good? Ok, here we go, let's get right to it!
1) Make a list of people from history that have made an impression
on you ... for instance, you might choose John F. Kennedy,
Abraham Lincoln, Julius Ceasar, Martin Luther King,
and other such famous icons.
Alternately, you might also add to your list anyone who's in
your family lineage. You can also choose someone who is still
living from your parents' or grandparents' generations.
2) Take each person, one by one and get some idea of them.
Most of us will have some image of the person, and keep in mind that
the clarity of the image is not important at all. What matters is
simply having some idea of them in your mind.
3) For each person, tell them the following things, as sincerely as
you can.
a) Hello!
b) (Their Name), I'm Sorry.
c) (Their Name), I Forgive you.
d) (Their Name), Thank You.
e) (Their Name), I love you.
That's it. That's part 1 of the exercise.
You may have questions about why we do this. So, let's take a quick
look at what those questions might be.
Q - Are we actually communicating with them?
A - Who knows. I have no credible evidence either way. You are
definitely communicating metaphorically with a deep part of your
unconscious mind.
Q - Why do we say "I'm Sorry"?
A - This helps to clear the air, so to speak. If you ever spoke or
thought negatively about them, this can clean that up. Also,
whether you believe in past lives or not, if you have any
concepts or fantasies of what it might have been like to be
alive with them, or if you might have done anything contrary to
their interests in that fantasy, this will also address that.
This is a subtle realm of personal transformation that we are
working with here. If a person tends to be very oriented to
the external world of things and people - this can seem
especially unusual. Regardless of your initial opinion of this
exercise, I invite you to try it out with an open mind and find
out if something does indeed happen for you.
Q - Why do we forgive them?
A - First of all, many of the people from history about whom we know,
we know about them because they did many horrific things.
Things that when we first find out about we might go "OMG !
How / Why did they do that!?"
Even if we perceive someone from history as being a saint we
horrific acts may have been done or justified in their name.
The crusades are one example of this. There is a tendency to
hold a little bit of blame for them for the horrible action.
If we view a person as a saint we might have compared ourselves
to them in a negative way, where we didn't measure up to them.
In this mechanism there is a sort of "echo effect" where the
representation we have of them is tarnished. This dimishes
our access to the resources that they represent to us.
In any event there is probably a subtle perception of how their
actions have shaped history, and even influenced our lives.
Thirdly, we all, to some extent, tend to blame our forefathers for
how things are. This is an opportunity to reclaim our power that
we gave away by blaming them.
Q - Why do we Thank them?
A - In a similar way to the reason for forgiving them, we are
acknowledging them for their probably subtle contribution to
our present day reality and for the positive aspects of their
character. This gives us greater access to those positive
qualities.
Q - Why do we say "I love you"?
A - Remember, that ultimately we are saying this to an image in our
own mind. In other words we are loving ourselves.
We are also extending our capacity to care for a
stranger, and therefore extending our humanity.
It is also helping us to step beyond the judgements
we may have had about them, hence the judgements we have about
ourselves.
Further, it takes them off of the pedestal we may have put them on,
and allows us to connect to them as a person, rather than as some
kind of super-being.
Namaste, my divine ancestors honor your divine ancestors! =)
Robert
PS. Look for part 2 in this series which will reveal an entirely
new technology where we will directly access the
power, and wisdom of your ancestors.
