Body Language – The Itch
My training into body language began through the teachings of what the Shamanic philosophies refer to as the “Hidden God”. My training all began with an itch. An itch is an irritation reflecting out through the senses to connect with its outer boundary, which is the surface of the skin. It is given back to us from the thoughts we are busily creating and thinking within. Instead of scratching myself, I had to learn to touch the itch no matter where it was situated (the importance of where it collected throughout the body evolved later) – and I also had to learn to say “thank you” to the itch. I had to surrender to the itch, brush my hand over it, and pull it away from my body. Lo and behold, once I learned how to do this, the itch stopped! What was this? It seemed so simple and easy. Where did it go? How did it dissolve? Did it transfer itself elsewhere into the body? My skin began to repair itself once I accepted and understood this unconscious reaction, which became a lesson I never forgot. In other words, my thought was being mirrored back to me. I began to realize that I was communicating with another realm of my intelligence. I was stepping up into the language of the unconscious mind, which I now call my “Unified Consciousness”. I had been running the same old movie of repeating the thought over and over again, and I would not let it go. I was afraid to step out. I was being dragged out of my own safety net through this understanding – so much so that I was irritated through all of my senses. Over the next few years, I learned to understand every cell in my body, its program, and what its responsibility was to keep me moving forward. Excerpt: O.M. Kelly, Decoding the Mind of God (O.M. Kelly is also known as Omni). Book III: DIS-EASE, Excerpt from Chapter 51 – Body Language. Decoding the Mind of God, Published by Balboa Press: Read more about the Book/E-Book or purchase; click link to Balboa Press website.
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