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# Re: a question of hygiene

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] a question of hygiene
- From: "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>
- Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 15:14:24 -0700
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    Dear S2dent,

    >> I sometimes shop in the second-hand market. Some items, however, do
    not feel particularly fresh. How do I clean second-hand books or clothes
    from old, possibly negative energies? <<

    I suggest a combination of visualization and willing. At the same time
    as you *will* that the item be cleansed of all negativity, *visualize*
    this happening.

    A little ditty that I learned in Coven makes for a handy tool in this
    regard. It goes:
    "I cast out all negativity and in its place, let harmony be. I
    now invoke the Law of Three and as I will, so mote it be."

    As you say, "I cast out all negativity", willfully cast out all the
    negative energetics of the item and simultaneously visualize this
    happening.

    As you say, "and in its place, let harmony be", willfully create the
    state of harmony within the item and simultaneously visualize this
    happening.

    As you say, "I now invoke the Law of Three", affirm you work by
    visualizing harmony within each of your item's three bodies. See a
    harmonious mental body of your item, a harmonious astral body and a
    harmonious physical body, in that order.

    As you say, "and as I will, so mote it be", willfully assert the reality
    that your item has indeed been cleansed of all the negativity it came
    with and is now "fresh".

    It is also helpful to burn some herb Sage as incense during such a
    cleansing since Sage chases away negativity and invites harmony.

    Other techniques that can be used for this sort of cleansing are an
    accumulation of the Vital Energy, a filling with Akasha and use of the
    Fluids, to name a few, but the one I've described is the simplest and is
    certainly sufficient for most needs.

    >> (Isn't magic generally about being fresh?) <<

    ;-) Depends upon how you mean the word 'fresh', young man! ;-)

    My best to you,
    :) Rawn Clark
    04 Jun 2003
    rawnclark@...
    rawn@...
    http://www.ABardonCompanion.com
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