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Amashen One ~ Love


The first Amashen empowerment integrates three areas of the body, three aspects of the soul, and three means by which we can unfold in a spiritual sense. The three areas of the body are the head, the heart and the hara or abdomen. Hara is a Japanese word and I use this word here because of the importance attached to the abdomen in Japanese culture and spirituality.

The head is the centre which governs the nervous system, the heart controls the blood flow while the hara contains several vital organs concerned with the formation and the substance of the body.

In India there are said to be three main paths to God or truth: Jnana, Bhakti and Karma.

Jnana is the path of knowledge or gnosis. Gnosis is a direct form of knowledge which is neither academic, technical nor intellectual. It is a non-conceptual and intuitive recognition.

Bhakti is something we are probably more familiar with. It can be seen in religious worship, in adoration or devotion to one's chosen deity. It is a path with a heart, a path of love.

Karma is a path which concerns action which is taken heedless of outcome. It is selfless deeds performed without expectation of reward.

Jnana is of the head, Bhakti is of the heart and Karma is of the hara.

In the spiritual and traditional medical traditions of the Far East there are three components which make up a complete human being. These are called Heaven, Man and Earth. It is easy to see how they might fit in with what I have said above: Heaven or Sky has the greatest influence on our heads, Man or humanity is the concern of the heart giving us the word humane. Earth corresponds to the formative and the substance out of which our bodies are composed.

The nature of Amashen One is Love. Firstly, it opens the head, clearing a pathway free from conceptual obstructions so that love can be known. Then, awareness is invited into the heart which is the root of consciousness according to Traditional Chinese Medicine. The heart is the natural home of love. The love is then drawn into the hara where it can be turned into loving action. This process is what makes it possible to receive the other empowerments which completely transform our lives.


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      "Ama" by Faisal. 3:33.

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Faisal comes from a Sufi background and he offered this beautiful singing as a gift from his heart.

THE EMPOWERMENTS - Ama means Mother. Shen means Eternal Presence. Amashen is the grace of the Mother of the Heart presented to us through empowerments which enable us to use Her blessings and allow Ama's presence to be known in the world. Each Amashen empowerment is accompanied by a technique which is given upon receiving the empowerment but the technique is not the empowerment. Each empowerment works through the whole of our being which includes all the circumstances we need to face. The empowerments can be given through the internet and involve a transference of power, known in Sanskrit as Shakti. This Shakti is the Eternal Presence of Ama, her power. Each empowerment may be accompanied by a crisis of transformation, a healing crisis. This is perfectly normal and is temporary. Counselling and support will be made available if requested.

 

When we begin to use the Amashen empowerments  something quite simple but profound begins to happen - knots and pockets of trapped energy buried deep within us begin to loosen up and are released into the light of our awareness. Once we become aware of these issues we need to continue to release them. By letting  them go we create the space which allows even deeper knots to be untied and more pockets of stagnant energy to free up.

 

This process begins from the moment of the first empowerment and continues as we continue our practice. Dealing with the effects of this process of the releasing of imprisoned energy is a challenge we have to meet. Quite often we believe that the issues which arise are caused by others. This is an illusion which we need to face with complete honesty.

 

Within our most authentic Being, there are no others. Viewed from that authenticity other people and the external environment are merely unrecognized aspects of ourselves calling for our attention and pleading for inclusion in our wholeness.

 

We will constantly feel magnetically drawn back into the old patterns in which we perceive ourselves as separate individuals in a world consisting of separate things and separate Beings. It is a powerful illusion in which humanity has been trapped for Millenia and is the ultimate cause of all our conflicts from the personal to the global.

 

Amashen is a system of simple but profound healing techniques. It can bring healing to any condition or situation. Its deepest and greatest effect is on the divisions within us and between ourselves and all other living Beings. Deeper than that, it heals the illusion of separation between ourselves and the ultimate Source of our Being. We identify that Source as Ama - the Divine Mother.

 

It is from our Divine Mother that our innermost authenticity, our original and ultimate Self is born.

 



AMASHEN ONE – LOVE. This is the foundation which all the subsequent empowerments depend on. It serves to open us up to the energy of Ama, it clears the mind of thoughts which might impede her grace, it protects us and helps us to heal ourselves and others. After a few weeks, if the recipient feels ready, the subsequent empowerments may be requested.

 

AMASHEN TWO – THE CHALICE. Here, with this empowerment, the means by which we can receive specific healing from Ama or offer healing to others for any conceivable issue – physical, emotional, psychological or circumstantial is revealed. This healing is unlimited by time and space. It can be offered or received for causes, events, issues, and circumstances in the past, for anything occurring in the present moment and for any situation which we may anticipate happening in the future. Distance is of no importance either. From the perspective of Ama, all things are eternally present. 


AMASHEN THREE – LIGHT UPON LIGHT. This empowerment takes us deeper into the causes beneath the issues we deal with in A2, touching on oppression, chaotic influences and injustices. It is particularly helpful in circumstances where unwelcome psychic attachments are present. It shields us from injustice and helps to make those attachments uncomfortable so that they need to disengage with us or with those we are healing.

AMASHEN FOUR – FORGIVENESS. Once an injustice or unwelcome attachment has been dealt with the next step required is forgiveness. This helps to release complex bonds involving blame and guilt. We cannot completely release ourselves and those we heal from the causes of disease and unhappiness until freedom from blame and guilt is established. 

AMASHEN FIVE – PEACE. When we are in conflict with others and within ourselves we may feel the need for peace. In order for peace to manifest in our lives, we must become aware of how conflict arises in our lives. This may take some time so we need to be patient while peace asserts itself.

AMASHEN SIX – WISDOM. There are two types of wisdom. The first comes from experience. The second comes in the form of grace and, in its appearance, seems almost miraculous. This wisdom can happen quite suddenly or it can gradually emerge from within and it can do both. This empowerment enables vision. Here we are shown what we need to see.

AMASHEN SEVEN – AMA. This empowerment is Ama's complete embrace. Here, we are ready to surrender more completely to Ama . Really, there is nothing for us to do, as individuals. Here it is Ama who decides what to do, how it is done and when to do it. Here, we become who we always were – the Eternal Presence. This empowerment is all about the acceptance of what is, embracing what is and loving what is. Through this acceptance, through this embracing and through this love we become Ama. Remember: Ama is, and always has been, who we are but here we begin to know this. 

 

 

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