Windhorse Reiki
Below is a little information about the Windhorse and you can see how beautifully it conveys the Reiki spirit.
Windhorse is a Tibetan symbol of well being and good fortune. For instance if you say things are going well with someone, it means that there has been an increase in windhorse. When the opposite happens, it means the decline of windhorse. In the shamanistic tradition of Central Asia, it is an allegory for the soul. In the old Turkic language, it means 'foal of the wind.' Ah. Child of the Spirit.
In some teachings of Tibet, windhorse means vitality and connects on an inner level with good life force energy. Windhorse is life force, unlimited energy of goodness.
Prayer flags are strung throughout the Himalayas & the world, creating an atmosphere of peace, serenity, and hope wherever they are flown. Tibet Prayer Flags are traditionally hung outside temples, at holy sites, crossroads, over bridges, roof-tops, atop mountain summits or anywhere open, where the prayers may meet the wind. Prayer flags are said to invoke compassion, harmony, peace, wisdom, and strength. Reiki creates healing, a sense of well-being of peace, serenity and hope. It is said when the wind blows, the prayer flags sound like thundering horses carrying prayers to heaven on the wings of the wind.
So, you see how you could use the Windhorse and apply it to Reiki energy?
Windhorse is a Tibetan symbol of well being and good fortune. For instance if you say things are going well with someone, it means that there has been an increase in windhorse. When the opposite happens, it means the decline of windhorse. In the shamanistic tradition of Central Asia, it is an allegory for the soul. In the old Turkic language, it means 'foal of the wind.' Ah. Child of the Spirit.
In some teachings of Tibet, windhorse means vitality and connects on an inner level with good life force energy. Windhorse is life force, unlimited energy of goodness.
Prayer flags are strung throughout the Himalayas & the world, creating an atmosphere of peace, serenity, and hope wherever they are flown. Tibet Prayer Flags are traditionally hung outside temples, at holy sites, crossroads, over bridges, roof-tops, atop mountain summits or anywhere open, where the prayers may meet the wind. Prayer flags are said to invoke compassion, harmony, peace, wisdom, and strength. Reiki creates healing, a sense of well-being of peace, serenity and hope. It is said when the wind blows, the prayer flags sound like thundering horses carrying prayers to heaven on the wings of the wind.
So, you see how you could use the Windhorse and apply it to Reiki energy?
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Chyenne MorningStar
Chyenne MorningStar