Spiritual Discipline 41: thus ends the Discipline

Shiva and Ganesh

Today ends the discipline 40 + 1 day.

What I did
A Full Homa instructions that I use were in Day 4

Fire Homa in action

• 1 mala set of Aum
• 1 mala Aum Gam Ganepathi Svaahaa
• 10 Mala set of Hreem Shreem Kleem Pah-rahm Esh-wah-ree Swah-hah 
• 1 mala set of Aum Shiva Svaahaa

Outcome of the Discipline

This discipline has really been useful.  I started to talk about the benefits, and I definitely had weird dreams last night.  A lot of times I do say smart ass commentaries with the captions, today, I got to be honest.  It was a very worthwhile but difficult process.

Lets look at what I set out to do:

 First, I was just looking to boost my energy level to start a real program of health, and to get enough internal strength to deal with the issues of envy/anger at basically the hacks in metaphysics.... a lack of respect.

Mostly I had, covered some of the benefits in Day 32,  I am pretty sure those are verified... and the whole nature of my relationship to Chicago changed.  Core issues, released.  Powerful changes overall.  My mindset is much better, I can see the problems more clearly.  In general,   GOOD positive change.

It was worth doing.

Out of the project spawned 2 book ideas, 1 idea which my friends and supporters are pushing hard for me to write.  This idea will not be be an easy book to write at all, but I will.

Some of the issues, that I think I still need to work on:

• Solar work to overcome some of the lack of confidence in some particular areas.
• Health wise need to really dive in and walk as much as possible, started to do that now.
• Working on detailing and deconstructing the anger that comes from being envious, although right now I can honestly say I care alot less.
• Using the Blog as a textual alchemy, which I will do more and more.

Moving forward, I am going to segway into more blog posts that deal with internal/external transformation and magic.

I plan to get back into Chigung heavy and Gigong is one of the best  building Ashe traditions I can think of, but then I think cross paradigm-ally....

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