Energy Work with Matrix Energetics and Emotion Code

Just realised, I had not blogged for almost a month. It's not there was nothing to write about. There always is, if one put's one's mind to it, that is!

Have a nice group of like-minded souls and we meet up regularly to share our experiences with healing modalities and do healing work and meditate together. We call ourselves Vibes Angels. Gita is the leader of the group or rather the glue that holds the group together, the Angel Raphael of the Group who knows so many healing techniques and has so much to share. Ila, Kalpana and Jayshreeben are healers with a lot of healing experience to their credit. The rest of us are all learners and growing under their caring tutelage!

The last few weeks we had frequent meets and did a lot of experimentation with healing work. We tried out something called Matrix Energetics (ME) and Emotion Code (EC) on each other. As a group its just two years we have been together, but individually most every member in the group is familiar with healing work and knows what healing sublte bodies and emotions realy is. But it is such a vast field and so much to learn each day and add to one's knowledge bank.

ME is working with quantum energy, tapping into that field and making a connecting link that sets healing into motion. It has been developed byDr. Richard Bartlett who is a Chiropractor using quantum waves in healing. He has discovered several frequencies and each of them can be tapped into for healing. Watching him do the healing work on Youtube gives one the idea about ME.

Emotion Code works of releasing trapped or 'locked' emotions from the body. Most of us keep our emotions locked at points in the body and never wake up till that part begins to get painful and hurt. The techniques used are muscle testingor kineseology and then using a gentle magnet to release locked emotions by passing it over the Governing Meridian that starts from the upper lip, goes over the head and down the spine till the tail bone.

All said and done, both ME and EC work well. In fact most healing modalities work at some level or the other to make us feel more holistic as humans, something we tend to forget when we fail to connect with our spirits. Energy work makes us realise we are indeed spiritual beings on a human path!

Cats Can Heal

Till our daughter brought home her cat Jenny, we never knew what it felt like to have a cat around the house. Having been used to a pet dog, a cat around the house is quite different. In fact the only time a cat makes its presence felt is at meal times. The rest of the time it will be out of your way and wish you too would leave it alone.

When you think of a cat you think of character traits like fierce independence, curiosity, cleverness, alloofness, unpredictability. They have acute hearing and are highly intelligent. But they also have a unique and special ability to heal. I was amazed when I read this at http://www.sayahda.com/cyc1.html

The energy field of a cat rotates counterclockwise, opposite to that of a human. As a result they have the wonderful ability to balance and align our energy fields by neutralising any energy that can affect us negatively. When you feel low and the day's events have run down your energy negatively, your pet cat can help you. Just let her hop on to your lap and spend some time there. When a cat sits in your lap it realigns your energy field and help you to restore any inner poise or balance that may have been lost at the end of a tiresome day.

Little wonder that ancient Egyptians used cats to guard their temple gates because they believed cats could ward of evil.

They say if a cat comes into your life, it means mystery and magic in your life. After Jenny's first visit to our house, a marmalade cat came daily to perch on our window sill. Probably she had smelt Jenny's presence. She was cautious and wary of us but slowly got a bit friendly and would leave only after we fed it some milk and bread. In fact this became a routine for aleast 3 months. She even decided to walk in one day with her other mates, who used to romp on our bed just next to the bedroom window. They would disappear as fast as they came as soon as they heard a foot fall.

I do not remember any mystery or magic but this marmalade cat soon turned friendly enough to allow us to pet her occasionally. It became a regular routine for her to come early every morning and demand her share of food. Till one fine day when she failed to make an appearance. I waited for days on end, keeping milk and bread for her at the window sill. But it remained untouched. I guess she fell prey to street dogs or got killed by a passing car. Missed her a lot for sometime.

Whenever I come across a marmalade street cat, I often wonder if she is the same one who came to our window, drawn to our house by Jenny's presence.

This Cat Loves a Beanbag

When my daughter and son-in-law come to spend a short holiday with us, they bring their cat Jenny along. In fact wherever they go, the cat goes with them!
The first time they brought her, she was just 2 months old, small and rather wary of new places and people. It was winter and rather cold. After initial exploration of the house, she decided that going under the quilts was the best way to stay warm. She would snuggle herself under one and even get beneath ours when we were sleeping, crouching close to keep the cold away. She soon became familiar with my husband and would climb on to his chest and fall asleep! When they left, we missed her loving, warm presence.

Jenny was picked up from the roadside as a palm-sized, undernourished tiny kitten with half-burnt whiskers that was probably unknowingly abandoned by the mother and siblings. She has now grown into a grey tabby, very cute, with a distinct personality of her own, full of life and curiosity like any other cat, so domesticated that a trip outdoors can set her heart beats and pulse rate racing!

She spends her day alone when her owners are out working. The high kitchen shelf is her favorite prank spot. She loves to get in and rummage around. The shelf is therefore, put to little use. Cupboards are fun to get into and curl up in. Leave a cupboard door open and if you don't find her anywhere, she's sure to be in it! It's fun watching her sitting on the window sill, her tail swishing angrily ready to prey on the birds outside. This is one of her favorite pastimes. But come dusk, she becomes keenly alert about a footfall on the staircase, almost like a dog awaiting its master's return. And when my daughter comes home, she licks her face like a dog would, purring all the while, hardly being able to contain her joy.

She has a thing about beanbags. She just loves them. Loves to feel cosy when she settles herself in the black one that came to us as a gift from our daughter. But this time when she came over, she made it her domain and left her energy signature behind by peeing on it! My daughter says, she does the same at their home, setting her claim on the beanbag as her exclusive property!

It's almost three months now since their return and no matter how many times I have cleaned the beanbag with Savlon and disinfectant, a faint whiff of her terrritorial imprint still tickles my olfactory nerves when I settle down with a book, in its cosy comfort! I guess cats and beanbags were just made for each other!