"House of Ho'oponopono" February 20, 2011

2011-2-20

"Ho'oponopono"

Divining the Way

It is at the House of Human Clay that I first encounter the technique known as ‘Ho’oponopono’, destined to become a major spell in my arsenal of transformation ….

Cripple Creek

It is through the graciousness of the masterful musicians at Cripple Creek that I am finally able to drop into the nature of Music as they allow me to come in daily and play with the instruments, listening to the voices of the wood deva to teach me the nature of this so-beautiful thing.

It is a very magical experience, where I find myself moving through instruments, finding my way to that which feels most resonant, most connected to the shape of my soul.

Here, North and I are welcomed, recognized in the subtle planes by the bards of the Creek. By this time, I am coming to anchor the understanding that I do not live in the same place as many beings.

At this time, I continue my journeys, meeting with fellow avatars of the deva of Music occurring for me within the Shire …

The Dan of Song

The lines of ley criss-cross all through the underlands of the Ashland Shire, a webwork of Gaia’s pulsing Heart that wets the soul and draws one to the cooling embrace of the Water. Many times, I would find my way to the Faerie Pools, to bathe and invoke the misogi cleansing that would eventually become Akasha Yoga.

It is such a strange time. I do not enjoy where I am living, and wonder just where I am to go. The resonances felt off, causing constant contemplation. Here, I was just coming into the understanding of ho’oponopono as a movement towards Heaven on Earth.

Wishing for guidance from the aina, I consulted one of the Crowns of the Shire.

9 Crowns

Swords & Mirrors

Speaking to the moment when I had to speak to around our interaction on New Year's and where I had a vision of the ancient wartimes and magician-kings that we were in those times, repeating and restoring the patterns from the previous Ages.

Characters Appearing

North

Solus Soulsinger

Heather Hutton