11-Inch Handcrafted Ceramic Starseed Finger Labyrinth

Description: Handcrafted Ceramic Starseed Finger Labyrinth Meditation Aid Healing Tool Vortex Generator Room Harmonizer Energy Amplifier What is A Labyrinth? It is a form of sacred geometry used for spiritual purposes and as a tool for meditation. Composed of intertwining lines that form a vortex, labyrinths create a form of subtle energy that can be used for meditation, problem-solving, emotional release, enhancement of overall vitality, and the gathering of insight. A labyrinth, unlike a maze, has a single path leading to a center “goal”. Where a maze, with all its choices and possible wrong turns is a left-brain puzzle, a labyrinth is a puzzle for the right brain. Labyrinths are known in the history of most major cultures of the world. The classic 7-circuit labyrinths date archeologically to at least 2000 BCE on the island of Crete. They were popular additions to medieval churches, most notably the cathedral as Charetes, built around 1200 AD. The largest number of preserved ancient labyrinths are found in the Scandinavian countries and in England. In America, the Hopi have a stylized version of the classic 7-circuit labyrinth which to them symbolizes the point of emergence into the world. How is a Labyrinth Used? Labyrinths come in two sizes - walkable or finger-sized, yet these are used similarly: Select a concern, an issue, or a “problem” to work with. Pause at the opening to the labyrinth and silently or vocally state the issue. As you spiral through the turns and circuits of the labyrinth allow all your thoughts on the issue to surface. Do not judge the thoughts or yourself for thinking them. Allow the energy of the labyrinth to soak them up and reorder or eliminate them for you. When you reach the center (“goal” in labyrinth terms), allow your mind, which is now blank of thoughts of this subject, to be open to receiving insight. As soon as you begin to have thoughts about “doing” it is time to slowly exit the labyrinth. As you walk slowly out allow your thoughts to focus on how you will manifest the insights you have received and the changes you desire. In this way, the labyrinth acts as a bridge between where you were before you entered the labyrinth and where you wish to go. As you leave the labyrinth, pause briefly to thank Spirit for the experience and the insights. (Note: Many users may be familiar with the idea that the different circuits of the labyrinth correspond to the chakras and can be used deliberately for working with the problem on ta chakra-by-chakra basis. There is not enough room to go into that detail here, except to note that the circuits of the Starseed Labyrinth correspond with both physical chakras and those beyond the body.) Can a Labyrinth Help the Healing Process? Testimonies of the effectiveness of labyrinths are legion, yet there has been little scientific research. One researcher, however, has noted a statistically significant correspondence among walkers of classic (Cretan) labyrinths and improvements in the conditions of Alzheimer’s Disease and Downs Syndrome, both of which are thought to be related to a particular chromosome. Labyrinths are very popular at conventions of dowsers, who enjoy the notable increase in the size and strength of a person’s aura after walking the labyrinth. How is the Starseed Labyrinth Different? The classic Cretan designs are created from a seed pattern of the cross (+). The Starseed Labyrinth, as the name implies, uses the pattern of a six-sided star. (*). The classic designs, whether 7 or 11 circuits are composed of two lines intertwined to create (or attract) vortex energy. These lines are often said to correspond to the ying/yang, male/female, heaven/earth, or positive/negative. This contrast reflects the basic duality in which humanity perceives itself on this Earth. The new design consists of three lines intertwined. (Look through the design to find the six loose ends.) This ‘Trinity” of influences yields a movement beyond the limitations of duality. The eleven twists of the “paths” plus the oneness of the center point correspond with the seven physical and five etheric chakras, with the Twelve Rays, and with the twelve-stranded human DNA. Life/Labyrinth Similarities Twelve Lessons From the Labyrinth Just when we seem to be getting close to our goal a curve comes up and we seem to suddenly be going away. When going too fast or not paying attention it is possible to spin out on the curves or drift into the oncoming lane. The ground isn’t always level or smooth. There are no proven shortcuts, no straight lines, nor absolute symmetries, yet some stretches of the path curve more gently than others. There are really no decisions to make. Our true path always lies in one and only one direction: forward. When we are traveling what seems to be the outer fringe, we are well along on the journey. We can never truly be lost; we are always somewhere on the path. However, we can become confused by doubt, fear, or uncertainty. We can resist, and we can certainly delay. We can plod on resolutely or we can run, skip, and play. Observe the children. You will meet others on the path that seems to be going in the opposite (wrong) direction. This is only an illusion. Either you have recently been in that same spot or you will be soon. The spirit of the labyrinth an electro-spiritual field is activated. The energies may seem weak, yet your thoughts are powerful. For each of us, there is only one true path, yet it can be difficult to see beyond the coming curve. Have faith. In the end, there is only one place to go and your arrival is guaranteed. You may take all the time you wish. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Location: Crestone, Colorado

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