Third Eye Moon

	Third Eye Moon^® Transformational Energy
	Third Eye Moon transformational healing energy is a direct manifestation of Divine Consciousness, which brings clarity to the mind and softens the heart. The energy is benevolent, yet extraordinarily powerful, and determined to remove old structures of consciousness. The evolutionary process is made easier through a re-awakening of the spiritual core, which enables people to live life at higher levels of consciousness. The presence of the energy is perceptible by many. SELF-KNOWLEDGE Third Eye Moon energy awakens a level of insight, which extends beyond ordinary awareness. This happens naturally through a more abundant flow of spiritual energy. The awareness brings self-knowledge, which serves as the bridge to self-transformation. The technique of receiving Third Eye Moon energy treatments simply involves sitting quietly.
	CONSCIOUS TRANSFORMATION As Third Eye Moon energy works through the higher mind, a person may consciously start to reject old and limited patterns of behavior, resolve inner conflicts and make positive shifts in everyday behavior. A sense of physical wellness may be experienced as emotional stress is released from the body. The process of transformation, which includes a profound purification of both heart and mind, will continue to deepen and extend to many areas of a person's life. Third Eye Moon energy treatments may be given individually or in a group.
	THE PROCESS The technique of receiving Third Eye Moon energy is simple--you only need to sit quietly to receive the energy. The treatments may be given individually or in a group. In some instances, the transitional state of clearing negative issues may be challenging, but the difficulty passes as the spiritual core is awakened. The vibration of the energy is similar to the concept of the Hindu deity Lord Shiva because it brings self-knowledge, and also replaces negative tendencies with positive qualities; in addition, the energy relates to the Hindu deity Lord Krishna because it purifies both heart and mind. See below for more information about Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna.
	About Shiva
	Shiva is an aspect of God that has, among other attributes, the ability to destroy and create. Shiva has the power to destroy our negative tendencies and to create good and auspiciousness in our lives. Shiva has many manifestations, among them are: Rudra: destroyer of evil and sorrow Pashupati: master of the animal world Lingaraj: eternal reproducing power of nature Natraj: divine cosmic dancer Yogiraj: great ascetic Augadh: carefree reveler Mahakala: lord of time Shankar or Shambhu: doer of good and source of blessings Mahesh or Mahadeva: supreme Lord		A temple devoted to Lord Shiva located outside of Pushkar, India.
	Shiva Mantra and Rudraksha

	A mala (rosary) made from rudraksha beads may be worn and used to repeat the five-syllable mantra associated with Shiva: Namah Shivaya. The mantra means I bow to Shiva or I surrender to God in the form of Shiva.

	Listen to the Mantra

	Rudraksha
	Rudraksha is considered to embody the form of Lord Shiva. Rudrakasha is a small berry, which grows on a species of the evergreen tree. The Shiva Purana describes Rudraksha’s origin as Lord Shiva’s tears. He had been meditating for many years for the welfare of all beings. Upon opening His eyes, teardrops rolled down and the tears grew to become Rudraksha trees. Rudraksha is believed to represent the link between earth and heaven, and to confer spiritual and physical benefits.		Rudraksha Beads
	About Krishna
	Krishna is an incarnation of Vishnu, the Hindu God who is the sustainer and protector of the Universe. Krishna is an aspect of God associated with the concept of pure love. He embodies the ideal human personality and is worshipped as a child-god, a lover, a warrior and a savior. Krishna is often depicted playing the flute, which represents the call of God. Radha is Krishna's divine consort. Their union represents the concept of eternal and transcendental love. Her love is considered the most perfect because of its unconditional and eternal nature. Some people revere Krishna as the greatest spiritual teacher. He imparted the wisdom necessary to reach self-realization in a scriptural text called the Bhagavad Gita. The story, known in English as The Song of God, is set on a battlefield—the battlefield of life, where inner enemies present constant struggle. The text serves as a guide to cultivate divine qualities to overcome inner conflict.		Symbolic depiction of Vishnu’s footprint (Nimbarka Peeth, Salemabad, Ajmer, India). Entrance to a temple devoted to Radha and Krishna (Nimbarka Peeth, Salemabad, Ajmer, India).
	Tulsi Mala
	A mala (rosary) made of Tulsi wood is used to worship Lord Vishnu and his different forms, one of them being Lord Krishna. It is believed that a tulsi wood mala enhances devotion, selfless love and inner peace. The Tulsi tree is often seen at temples, particularly those devoted to Vishnu or Krishna, and in the homes of their devotees. The word Tulsi in Sanskrit means: one who is incomparable.

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