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Tae-eul-ju Mantra Chanting Meditation and TaiChi Movements have been used for over a hundred years in Korea. The practice utilizes 16 healing sounds corresponding to the chakra and meridian system.The method involves repeating these sounds as a mantra either silently or audibly. A mantra is used as a tool to focus the mind. The words or sounds of a mantra contain the concentrated energy of the universe. By repeating such sounds one may receive the energy from the Origins of the Universe and achieve enlightenment. In essence the healing sounds of Tae-eul-ju mean, "To be returning to the Origin," whether it is the origins of yourself or the origins of the Universe.
Some Benefits From Tae-eul-ju Include:
- Recovery
from chronic illness
- Greater
clarity and more confidence
- Heightened
awareness and wisdom
- Strengthening
of one's spirit
- Decreased sleeping time with higher sleep quality.
Training: Individuals will undergo a simple purification process to clear past negative feelings that have remained in the body This process serves to attune and align an individual to the higher spiritual realms. After the purification process, individuals will be taught how to use the 16 sounds of the Tae-eul-ju as a mantra meditation. Once attuned, the healing sounds will be anchored into all aspects of an individual's being, and one will be able to draw on and use this Chi energy system at any time for the healing of themselves and others.
After the 16 sounds of Tae-eul-ju have been anchored, individuals will learn how to work with the chi energy and direct the 16 sounds to heal themselves and others.
Tae-eul-ju Sound Healing Teaches:
- How to
detect toxic energy in the body.
- How to
take toxic energy out of the body.
- How to
direct the Tae-eul-ju sounds to put life-giving energy into the body.
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Note for energy healing practitioners: Tae-eul-ju is an off body healing system that works through the energy field. It enhances any other modality that one may be currently working with and is not in conflict with traditional medicine.
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©1998-2008 Karen L. Scheel