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| The 'sound' of Transformation and how to use it. |
| Estimated reading time: 3 minute(s) (605 words) |
The Sound of Transformation
| CHAR |
ISHA |
MOD |
| The three points of becoming are represented here as the hand. |
Crossing between Levels. |
From one many have come. |
| The hand that puts forth all things into being. |
Standing in both places at the same time. |
| The energy that manifests all things. |
Initiating the translation of forms. |
Many others of the same kind. |
| Manifestation. |
From one side to the other. |
| Formation. |
Beginning the process of making others of its kind. The process of life. |
A single purpose that brings duplication and more. |
| Potential being. |
Offering a bridge or a way to cross. |
That which multiplies. |
Use this sound to manifest many possible outcomes of what is before you. Through
this energy you can begin to see many possibilities, not just one. You need to chant
this tone and breathe with it. This is also useful when starting out with something
new. Sit and chant and breathe while meditating on your new venture.
Another use is when you are faced with many choices. Breathe and chant with
CHAR-ISHA-MOD and things will begin to manifest for you along the lines that you
intend.
When you are working on healing emotional issues, this sound is best used when you
are too focused in on one thing or when you feel stuck on one thing. If you have
thoughts that you want to build upon and watch multiply, chant and breathe this
sound.
When working on your physical body or on a client, this is best used to open up
closed portions of consciousness or parts of the body that seem constricted or
depleted. In this case use this sound for short sessions with one of the ONA Breathing
Techniques. CHAR-ISHA-MOD manifests for the highest good of the area or the
person you are working with. It also multiplies the good working elements so that they
can flourish and bring into being a healthy form. CHAR-ISHA-MOD is best when
used with the ONA Hand Positions. It is more concentrated and precise.
CHAR-ISHA-MOD In Our World
We were not able to find this exact sound in common usage. However, the syllable
MOD is a word that came into use in the 1960s, describing the new fashions,
music, and style that emerged in London at that time—certainly a transformation
of the "old" into the "new"..
Practice
It's particularly important that you practice saying this Sound…but not so
that others can hear. Remember, it can bring up issues of Transformation for which the
person may not be prepared,