“There are two ways of being guided throughout existence: either by hardship and trauma or through inspiration. Trauma is the result of resistance to life. It blocks the flow of life-force along the energetic pathways of the body. This causes cellular tension in the body that creates aging and decay. Living from inner guidance makes energy available for self-rejuvenation.”~The Seer Almine

The recognition of the divine re-entering our lives in a universal way that kindles that feeling that we are all more than just mere human beings.

The Jedi are known as a band of highly trained, humble and powerful knights who are guards of the force of good against evil in the film Star Wars.  However the idea for the film is borne out of a philosophical and historical truth. Luke Skywalker is based on the Hero of a Thousand faces that was written about by the philosopher and mythologist Joseph Campbell who discovered after a lifetime of research that all ancient myths and religions have the same common thread of the hero. It refers to the journey that each and every one of us has as we are the heroes of our own paths.

The word Jedi is derived from ‘The raising of the Djed Tower’ which was an initiation that Eygptians went through to become enlightened beings, which it is depicted in hieroglyphs in the Great Pyramid on the Giza plateau. It shows two plasma light tubes suspended over an initiates head, powered by the energy generated by the pyramids, of which the result was to raise the cerebrospinal fluid of the initiate up into the brain where it fired the pineal gland (eye of Horus) which in turn fed a sweet nectar into the ventricles either side of the brain (also known as the horns of the devil and where the term horny comes from), ie rendering a state of bliss and made the pineal gland attractive to drawing in energy from the surrounding area nourishing the mind and body and connecting with the source or Force as it is know to the Jedis, to which there are limitless possibilities.

This story of raising the spinal fluid up to the pineal gland and into the ventricles also runs throughout history and around the globe and is depicted as the well known symbol the caduceus. A sword (the spine) with a snake (the spinal fluid) spiralling up to the hilt (the head) and a pair of wings either side (the activation of the crystals in the pineal gland that attract electromagnetic energy towards them).

The result of an experience with the jedi school gives us tools to experience bliss and navigate our rapidly changing world with grace, cultivate wisdom to share and power to overcome, heighten awareness to what truly makes us happy and adventure deeper into the source of existence itself, the key is in daily application.