Thursday, August 6, 2015

THE POWER OF SYMBOLS

How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
Picture1
It’s a Swastika – and yes, most of us today know it for the wrong reasons…
Picture2
But what many people don’t know, is that before it was used for evil…
The Swastika has been used from as early as 10,000 BC by multiple cultures (like the Africans, Hindus, Celts and Armenians) as an attractor of wealth, eternal light, and as a tantric symbol of prosperity.
The Swastika is a fascinating example of how enduring symbols can be…
And how your INTENTIONS can be used to channel a symbol’s power towards what you want in life – like in your case, more success and prosperity :-)
Welcome to the first blog post in the Prosperity Formula training series.
Here, we’re going to look at how to use SYMBOLS to reset your Prosperity DNA, so you can start drawing more wealth and success into your life.
Plus in a few moments, you’ll even get to try a mind exercise that will help you instantly experience the transformative power of symbols.
But first, let’s start by looking at some symbols you may be familiar with…
post-image2
Which of these symbols gives you a specific memory, or emotion, just by looking at it?
If you’re at all familiar with Egyptian mythology… maybe the Egyptian Ankh reminds you of the Pyramids? Or the concept of eternal life?
If you are or were a Christian, maybe the cross reminds you of going to Church on a Sunday morning?
And the Olympics symbol probably makes you think of superhuman athletes, right?
The reason all this happens is because symbols are energetically CHARGED.
See, your brain has a tendency to latch on to anchors, which are like mental footnotes… as an energy efficient way to make sense of the world and information around you.
Symbols are perfect anchors, because just by looking at them, your brain can instantly tap into a certain combination of impulses stored deep in your mind and body.
And so once you’ve been programmed with a story, a set of metaphors, and particular emotions behind a symbol…
Just looking at it will ANCHOR you to those responses… as it alters your brainwaves and evokes a specific energetic blueprint from inside you.
In other words, symbols have the power to program you like a computer!
Can you now see how a symbol like the Swastika can be used to both destroy lives… and to create great prosperity and success?
Or how multi-billion dollar companies and organizations use symbols and logos to influence your thoughts?
Most people don’t know this… but there are countless subtle messages hidden in plain in sight in some of the logos we see every day.
Take the Fedex logo, for instance:
Picture3
Have you ever noticed the arrow in between the ‘E’ and the ‘X’? That arrow is there to a subliminally remind you that Fedex gets the job done – quickly and efficiently.
Picture4
And then you have the Eye of Providence symbol on the US dollar bill… which is said to be a Masonic symbol representing the 13 original States and the eye of God watching over the land.
(Some say this is also a symbol of the Illuminati, but that’s a topic for another day…)
If you know anyone who practices Feng Shui, you may have noticed symbols or figures like these scattered across their house or workspace:
picture-7
Why? Because these symbols are believed to increase the flow of positive chi and wealth into their lives.
Oh, and here’s another one of my favorites:
Picture5
These serpent figures are an ancient Gnostic symbol representing wisdom…
Picture6
… which also happen to bear a STRONG resemblance to human DNA helixes, observable only to modern-day scientists.
Pretty cool, right?
But why are these symbols so subtle with their messages?
Because they slip under your radar by programming you on a subconscious level.
But what if you could turn the tables, and use the power of symbols to your advantage? Let me explain…
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf

How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf




How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
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How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf
How to Harness  the Hidden Power of Symbols  All Around You to Draw Abundance to You Life  


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Does this symbol look familiar to you?

How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf


How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf
SWASTIKA has been  used as early as 10k BC by multiple cultures
The Swastika has been used from as early as 10,000 BC by multiple cultures (like the Africans, Hindus, Celts and Armenians) as an attractor of wealth, eternal light, and as a tantric symbol of prosperity.
The Swastika is a fascinating example of how enduring symbols can be…
And how your INTENTIONS can be used to channel a symbol’s power towards what you want in life – like in your case, more success and prosperity :-)
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf
 like Africans, Hindus, Celts and Armenians...., 
as an attractor of WEALTH, eternal light and as a tantric symbol 
of PROSPERITY ... 

SYMBOLS are ENERGETICALLY   CHARGED.

Your brain has a tendency to  to latch on ANCHORS 
which are like MENTAL FOOTNOTES 
as an energy efficient way to make sense of the world  and information around you. 

SYMBOLS are  PERFECT ANCHORS because just by looking at them,  your brain can instantly tap  into a certain combination of impulses 
stored deep in your mind and body . 

And so, once you've been programmed with a story, a set of metaphors and particular emotions  behind a symbol . Just by looking at it,  will anchor you to those responses , as it alters your brainwaves and evokes a specific energetic  blueprint from inside you.

In other words, symbols have  the power to proram you like a computer !
symbols are energetically CHARGED.
See, your brain has a tendency to latch on to anchors, which are like mental footnotes… as an energy efficient way to make sense of the world and information around you.
Symbols are perfect anchors, because just by looking at them, your brain can instantly tap into a certain combination of impulses stored deep in your mind and body.
And so once you’ve been programmed with a story, a set of metaphors, and particular emotions behind a symbol…
Just looking at it will ANCHOR you to those responses… as it alters your brainwaves and evokes a specific energetic blueprint from inside you.
In other words, symbols have the power to program you like a computer!
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.bOQSIVPB.dpuf

See, your brain has a tendency to latch on to anchors, which are like mental footnotes… as an energy efficient way to make sense of the world and information around you.
Symbols are perfect anchors, because just by looking at them, your brain can instantly tap into a certain combination of impulses stored deep in your mind and body.
And so once you’ve been programmed with a story, a set of metaphors, and particular emotions behind a symbol…
Just looking at it will ANCHOR you to those responses… as it alters your brainwaves and evokes a specific energetic blueprint from inside you.
In other words, symbols have the power to program you like a computer!
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf


sri-yantra


How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
Picture1
It’s a Swastika – and yes, most of us today know it for the wrong reasons…
Picture2
But what many people don’t know, is that before it was used for evil…
The Swastika has been used from as early as 10,000 BC by multiple cultures (like the Africans, Hindus, Celts and Armenians) as an attractor of wealth, eternal light, and as a tantric symbol of prosperity.
The Swastika is a fascinating example of how enduring symbols can be…
And how your INTENTIONS can be used to channel a symbol’s power towards what you want in life – like in your case, more success and prosperity :-)
Welcome to the first blog post in the Prosperity Formula training series.
Here, we’re going to look at how to use SYMBOLS to reset your Prosperity DNA, so you can start drawing more wealth and success into your life.
Plus in a few moments, you’ll even get to try a mind exercise that will help you instantly experience the transformative power of symbols.
But first, let’s start by looking at some symbols you may be familiar with…
post-image2
Which of these symbols gives you a specific memory, or emotion, just by looking at it?
If you’re at all familiar with Egyptian mythology… maybe the Egyptian Ankh reminds you of the Pyramids? Or the concept of eternal life?
If you are or were a Christian, maybe the cross reminds you of going to Church on a Sunday morning?
And the Olympics symbol probably makes you think of superhuman athletes, right?
The reason all this happens is because symbols are energetically CHARGED.
See, your brain has a tendency to latch on to anchors, which are like mental footnotes… as an energy efficient way to make sense of the world and information around you.
Symbols are perfect anchors, because just by looking at them, your brain can instantly tap into a certain combination of impulses stored deep in your mind and body.
And so once you’ve been programmed with a story, a set of metaphors, and particular emotions behind a symbol…
Just looking at it will ANCHOR you to those responses… as it alters your brainwaves and evokes a specific energetic blueprint from inside you.
In other words, symbols have the power to program you like a computer!
Can you now see how a symbol like the Swastika can be used to both destroy lives… and to create great prosperity and success?
Or how multi-billion dollar companies and organizations use symbols and logos to influence your thoughts?
Most people don’t know this… but there are countless subtle messages hidden in plain in sight in some of the logos we see every day.
Take the Fedex logo, for instance:
Picture3
Have you ever noticed the arrow in between the ‘E’ and the ‘X’? That arrow is there to a subliminally remind you that Fedex gets the job done – quickly and efficiently.
Picture4
And then you have the Eye of Providence symbol on the US dollar bill… which is said to be a Masonic symbol representing the 13 original States and the eye of God watching over the land.
(Some say this is also a symbol of the Illuminati, but that’s a topic for another day…)
If you know anyone who practices Feng Shui, you may have noticed symbols or figures like these scattered across their house or workspace:
picture-7
Why? Because these symbols are believed to increase the flow of positive chi and wealth into their lives.
Oh, and here’s another one of my favorites:
Picture5
These serpent figures are an ancient Gnostic symbol representing wisdom…
Picture6
… which also happen to bear a STRONG resemblance to human DNA helixes, observable only to modern-day scientists.
Pretty cool, right?
But why are these symbols so subtle with their messages?
Because they slip under your radar by programming you on a subconscious level.
But what if you could turn the tables, and use the power of symbols to your advantage? Let me explain…
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf

How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
Picture1
It’s a Swastika – and yes, most of us today know it for the wrong reasons…
Picture2
But what many people don’t know, is that before it was used for evil…
The Swastika has been used from as early as 10,000 BC by multiple cultures (like the Africans, Hindus, Celts and Armenians) as an attractor of wealth, eternal light, and as a tantric symbol of prosperity.
The Swastika is a fascinating example of how enduring symbols can be…
And how your INTENTIONS can be used to channel a symbol’s power towards what you want in life – like in your case, more success and prosperity :-)
Welcome to the first blog post in the Prosperity Formula training series.
Here, we’re going to look at how to use SYMBOLS to reset your Prosperity DNA, so you can start drawing more wealth and success into your life.
Plus in a few moments, you’ll even get to try a mind exercise that will help you instantly experience the transformative power of symbols.
But first, let’s start by looking at some symbols you may be familiar with…
post-image2
Which of these symbols gives you a specific memory, or emotion, just by looking at it?
If you’re at all familiar with Egyptian mythology… maybe the Egyptian Ankh reminds you of the Pyramids? Or the concept of eternal life?
If you are or were a Christian, maybe the cross reminds you of going to Church on a Sunday morning?
And the Olympics symbol probably makes you think of superhuman athletes, right?
The reason all this happens is because symbols are energetically CHARGED.
See, your brain has a tendency to latch on to anchors, which are like mental footnotes… as an energy efficient way to make sense of the world and information around you.
Symbols are perfect anchors, because just by looking at them, your brain can instantly tap into a certain combination of impulses stored deep in your mind and body.
And so once you’ve been programmed with a story, a set of metaphors, and particular emotions behind a symbol…
Just looking at it will ANCHOR you to those responses… as it alters your brainwaves and evokes a specific energetic blueprint from inside you.
In other words, symbols have the power to program you like a computer!
Can you now see how a symbol like the Swastika can be used to both destroy lives… and to create great prosperity and success?
Or how multi-billion dollar companies and organizations use symbols and logos to influence your thoughts?
Most people don’t know this… but there are countless subtle messages hidden in plain in sight in some of the logos we see every day.
Take the Fedex logo, for instance:
Picture3
Have you ever noticed the arrow in between the ‘E’ and the ‘X’? That arrow is there to a subliminally remind you that Fedex gets the job done – quickly and efficiently.
Picture4
And then you have the Eye of Providence symbol on the US dollar bill… which is said to be a Masonic symbol representing the 13 original States and the eye of God watching over the land.
(Some say this is also a symbol of the Illuminati, but that’s a topic for another day…)
If you know anyone who practices Feng Shui, you may have noticed symbols or figures like these scattered across their house or workspace:
picture-7
Why? Because these symbols are believed to increase the flow of positive chi and wealth into their lives.
Oh, and here’s another one of my favorites:
Picture5
These serpent figures are an ancient Gnostic symbol representing wisdom…
Picture6
… which also happen to bear a STRONG resemblance to human DNA helixes, observable only to modern-day scientists.
Pretty cool, right?
But why are these symbols so subtle with their messages?
Because they slip under your radar by programming you on a subconscious level.
But what if you could turn the tables, and use the power of symbols to your advantage? Let me explain…
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf

How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf

How To Harness The Hidden Power Of Symbols All Around You To Draw Abundance Into Your Life

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
Picture1
It’s a Swastika – and yes, most of us today know it for the wrong reasons…
Picture2
But what many people don’t know, is that before it was used for evil…
The Swastika has been used from as early as 10,000 BC by multiple cultures (like the Africans, Hindus, Celts and Armenians) as an attractor of wealth, eternal light, and as a tantric symbol of prosperity.
The Swastika is a fascinating example of how enduring symbols can be…
And how your INTENTIONS can be used to channel a symbol’s power towards what you want in life – like in your case, more success and prosperity :-)
Welcome to the first blog post in the Prosperity Formula training series.
Here, we’re going to look at how to use SYMBOLS to reset your Prosperity DNA, so you can start drawing more wealth and success into your life.
Plus in a few moments, you’ll even get to try a mind exercise that will help you instantly experience the transformative power of symbols.
But first, let’s start by looking at some symbols you may be familiar with…
post-image2
Which of these symbols gives you a specific memory, or emotion, just by looking at it?
If you’re at all familiar with Egyptian mythology… maybe the Egyptian Ankh reminds you of the Pyramids? Or the concept of eternal life?
If you are or were a Christian, maybe the cross reminds you of going to Church on a Sunday morning?
And the Olympics symbol probably makes you think of superhuman athletes, right?
The reason all this happens is because symbols are energetically CHARGED.
See, your brain has a tendency to latch on to anchors, which are like mental footnotes… as an energy efficient way to make sense of the world and information around you.
Symbols are perfect anchors, because just by looking at them, your brain can instantly tap into a certain combination of impulses stored deep in your mind and body.
And so once you’ve been programmed with a story, a set of metaphors, and particular emotions behind a symbol…
Just looking at it will ANCHOR you to those responses… as it alters your brainwaves and evokes a specific energetic blueprint from inside you.
In other words, symbols have the power to program you like a computer!
Can you now see how a symbol like the Swastika can be used to both destroy lives… and to create great prosperity and success?
Or how multi-billion dollar companies and organizations use symbols and logos to influence your thoughts?
Most people don’t know this… but there are countless subtle messages hidden in plain in sight in some of the logos we see every day.
Take the Fedex logo, for instance:
Picture3
Have you ever noticed the arrow in between the ‘E’ and the ‘X’? That arrow is there to a subliminally remind you that Fedex gets the job done – quickly and efficiently.
Picture4
And then you have the Eye of Providence symbol on the US dollar bill… which is said to be a Masonic symbol representing the 13 original States and the eye of God watching over the land.
(Some say this is also a symbol of the Illuminati, but that’s a topic for another day…)
If you know anyone who practices Feng Shui, you may have noticed symbols or figures like these scattered across their house or workspace:
picture-7
Why? Because these symbols are believed to increase the flow of positive chi and wealth into their lives.
Oh, and here’s another one of my favorites:
Picture5
These serpent figures are an ancient Gnostic symbol representing wisdom…
Picture6
… which also happen to bear a STRONG resemblance to human DNA helixes, observable only to modern-day scientists.
Pretty cool, right?
But why are these symbols so subtle with their messages?
Because they slip under your radar by programming you on a subconscious level.
But what if you could turn the tables, and use the power of symbols to your advantage? Let me explain…
- See more at: http://projectyourself.com/blog/diving-deeper-into-the-prosperity-formula-part-2-of-2/#sthash.b8Xl1ECx.dpuf
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It’s the Sri Yantra, and it’s perhaps the King of all symbols.
The Sri Yantra has been used for over 12,000 years by monks, scientists, philosophers and inventors to induce extraordinarily deep states of mind…
And to tap into the building blocks of reality.
Farmers even use it to increase their crop yield…
Some have labeled it a potential source of bio energy… 

And some researchers even believe its geometric properties were used to design the Pyramids of Giza!
Why? Because the geometric lines of the Sri Yantra contain the subatomic particles of the Universe.
Believe it or not, this tiny symbol houses many of the recurring mathematical formulas, laws and patterns that we see all around us.
(And even INSIDE your body!)

You’ve got Pi in there…
The Golden Ratio…
The Fibonacci Sequence…
Even elements of Sacred Geometry…
But most amazing of all is this:

You see in physics, there is a complex 8-dimensional structure called the polytope, which belongs to the E8 gauge group in mathematics.
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And if you were to build a physical model of the polytope, shine light through it, and rotate it to just the right angle…
YOU WOULD SEE A SHADOW THAT LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE THE SRI YANTRA!
How can a 12,000-year-old symbol be inside a structure known only to modern scientists?
This is a sublime example of both the power of symbols…
And of ancient wisdom and modern science coming together… to give us a new, enlightened model of reality.
Okay, so now that you understand a little more about symbols…
It’s time for you to actually FEEL the anchoring effect a symbol can have on you.
An immersive Sri Yantra mind exercise (you won’t believe how this makes you feel!)
First, I need you to relax… take five deep breaths… and make sure you’re comfortably seated.


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Now, look at the dot at the center of this Sri Yantra, which is known as the ‘Bindu’, for just a few seconds…
And allow your vision to un-focus…
If you’re like most people… you may now notice the lines of the Sri Yantra begin to vibrate ever so slightly.
In fact they might even be twisting and bending like waves.

If you can’t see it yet, you might just need more practice.
But if you CAN see it, keep in mind this is not an optical illusion.
It’s this particular symbol anchoring your mind, body and spirit in a state I like to call CREATION MODE.
In this state, your brainwaves drop to a meditative state, as stress and distractions melt away.
Your mind becomes still, intuitive and focused.
And once you understand how to control this state…
Your Prosperity DNA even begins to rearrange itself, as the thoughts, habits and emotions that don’t serve you are gradually replaced with the ones that DO.
And your deepest self begin connecting with a hidden gateway, a field of pure consciousness… that contains the very fabric of the universe itself.
When you practice using a few simple steps and techniques, these effects will grow increasingly powerful.
So what does all this have to do with your wealth and success? First, there is one rule you must remember…

“Symbols do not directly give you power. They elevate your mind, body and spirit to a position of SELF empowerment.”

This rule is crucial! Because when you harness the power of a symbol, what you’re doing is tapping into an ocean of creativity, wisdom, intuition and inspiration that already exists inside you.

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By gaining access to this ‘ocean’, the separate elements of your life begin shifting in fantastic ways…
  • When a problem surfaces at work or in your business, your heightened intuition and creativity lead you to better, faster solutions.
  • When you’re dealing with co-workers or meeting new people, connecting and empathizing with them becomes far more natural.
  • In meetings, you become far more responsive and assertive, as you speak your truths with conviction and charisma. 
  • Internally, all the self-defeating thoughts, fears and doubts that once held you back start to lose their grip on you.
  • Because you’re in harmony with the frequency of prosperity itself, you’ll find yourself attracting the right people, coincidences and circumstances to get where you want to be.
  • And since you’re connecting with yourself on a subconscious and even a molecular level, you’ll find yourself consistently aligned with your deepest sense of purpose: the reason you were put on this planet. 

Does this symbol look familiar to you?
i have loved this article about prosperity....

Creating Prosperity with Reiki
By Laurelle Shanti Gaia
"Prosperity and abundance are my Divine birthright." How long has it been since you have made that statement? Has it been a month, a year, a decade…or never? Maybe intellectually you know that you live in an abundant universe, but do you FEEL it to be true?
Have you noticed the power of the collective creative consciousness recently? How many reports of troubled economic times have you heard since September 11th? How are such reports affecting you? Are you fearful that you may lose your job, or that your clients will stop coming, or that you will need to work harder and will no longer have time for spiritual practice, exercise or your family? If you have worried or felt fear, let me remind you of something a great man once said; "Just for today…do not worry and be filled with gratitude."
There is a reason Usui Sensei used those words in the Reiki principles, which are a foundation for all Reiki practitioners and teachers to blossom from. He recognized the power of our thoughts and our words. We often forget powerful statements like "thoughts are things" or "where the thoughts go, the energy flows". However, they are so very true. Whenever we create anything in our life, we must first have the thought of it. So it is very important to be aware of what we are thinking at all times. If we allow our thoughts to be those of fear and worry, we are empowering the very things we are concerned about to manifest in our life.
As Reiki practitioners we can accept the responsibility of using what we have learned to help the United States and the world to heal any sense of lack that is pervading the collective consciousness so that we all become the prosperous beings and nations that we truly are.
The basics of thought discipline are one factor in prosperity consciousness, but this becomes even more important once we are attuned to Reiki. Reiki has the ability to help us empower our thoughts, unite the mind with the heart, and transmute our words into pure light, and they become even stronger than the mere thoughts themselves.
I invite you to explore just exactly what prosperity and abundance mean to you. They take so many forms. The first thought that usually comes to people is money, or material things; but we know that loving relationships, spiritual practices, and doing work that we enjoy are also among the elements of prosperity and abundance.
Take a few moments and jot down keywords that describe what prosperity and abundance mean to you. When you have your list, take a moment and "tune in" to each word, one at a time. I suggest that you use the Reiki distant symbol to connect to the consciousness each word holds, and the mental/emotional symbol to help you discern how your thoughts and feelings respond.
For example, take that "M" word … money. How do you FEEL when you tune into the energy of money? What do you THINK about money? Do you feel and think … "YES…bring it on, I deserve to have all the money I need to live in a way that is comfortable for me, and that allows me to share with others." Try saying that. How do you feel, and where in your body do you feel the response to that thought? Is there any uneasiness? If so, where does it come from? Do you hear echoes of "money is the root of all evil" … "spiritual people should work for free" …"only special people have money", etc.
Try the same process with all the words on your list. Here are some phrases you might use. "I love my work", "I have a happy and loving marriage", "My children love and respect me", and "I am worthy of the time needed to nurture myself".
Those things that represent prosperity and abundance are available to all of us, not just special people. We each have within us all the answers, skills, and talents needed to create unlimited prosperity on all levels of our being.
We are each blessed with the creative power of the Divine heart-mind connection, and we can learn to work with Reiki to tap into the unlimited abundance that is our birthright. When we develop prosperity consciousness, everything we need to fulfill our highest purpose comes to us with ease.
We can attract anything we want into our life and truly realize our heart's desire.
Money, love, peace, and joy are all simply energy. We usually think of them only as we know them in the manifest plane i.e. what most people believe is reality. However, all things reside in all planes of existence and in all realms of consciousness. Thus, reality is actually multi-dimensional. What we often believe to be reality is simply a projection of how we are currently working with our hearts, minds and energy. We have power and ability to change anything we have created.
There are universal spiritual laws that govern abundance. Within the essence of these laws is the wisdom that that there is an ebb and flow to all aspects of our life. We can also learn that it is as important to receive as it is to give, and to recognize that we are limitless beings. The importance of holding pure intention that we are attracting those things that serve the highest good is also part of the wisdom. We can only experience prosperity if we have the things in our life that are meaningful to us personally, those things that hold the essence of the quality we want in our life rather than a quantity of something.
Humanity is awakening to a soul knowing of the power of the collective creative consciousness, or mastery of the heart-mind connection. We are learning to create a flow, a stream of resources into our lives, all of which support our Divine purpose.
When we feel constrained, or that what we need is not flowing to us with ease, this is a good time to take inventory. What things or elements of our life are we holding in the present that no longer serve us? When we can identify these things, we can then recognize each of them as energy. The energy that they hold is taking up space in our lives; space that could be used to hold new and exciting things that support us in the present moment.
In letting go of the old, we make room for the new. When we have outgrown aspects of our life, it is time to send these things out into the Universe so that they can serve someone else. This may mean that you sell what you don't need, or perhaps you make donations, or release a relationship or a job. Let these things go, and when the releasing process is complete for the moment, pause to experience how you feel. You have just created space in your life to receive the blessings the Universe has for you.
Be sure that in letting go, you are releasing into areas that you feel in harmony with. For example if you feel you have a lack of money in your life, it can be disempowering to become miserly and spend money on only what you feel you "need". It is empowering to share money, even if it is just a little, by spending it on something that enhances your quality of life. By doing this you are putting energy out that empowers others who are working to help humanity awaken to a more peaceful, joyous, prosperous existence. When you do this you make room for money that improves your life to flow in to you as well.
Now you can use Reiki to assist in magnetizing infinite blessings into your life, in the perfect form at the perfect time.
Create a list of the things that you feel will enhance the quality of your life, and support the highest good of all. If you aren't sure what your list should contain, you can use Reiki to help you. Simply use the same process I defined above. Invoke the distant and mental and emotional symbols to make the heart mind connection with each of the things on your list. Pay very close attention to how you feel when you think of them. What is the energetic essence each holds and how do you sense that they will add to the quality of your life?
Once you have your list, you may wish to enter into a 21-day process of magnetizing these things into your life with Reiki. Each day use the distant, mental/emotional and power symbols by drawing them, or visualizing them, or invoking their names. Once you have called the energy in, hold your list in your hands and send the Reiki energy into it. Now, take a moment to verbally acknowledge all the things in your life that you are thankful for. Let the Reiki flow until it slows, stops or feels complete. Of course it is also important to close the session with a prayer.
In closing I would like to remind you of this thought. Just for today, do not worry and be filled with gratitude for all the blessings that are currently in your life, and that are flowing to you every moment. 


source: http://www.reiki.org/reikinews/Prosperity.htm

SYMBOLS OF WEALTH, MONEY AND PROSPERITY


Good Luck Symbols For Business
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Good luck symbols for business are a subtle way to bring our attention back into focus
. Contemplating the symbolic meaning of an object that traditionally represents good luck
 is just one tool among an arsenal to help us keep our eyes on the prize.
As with any symbol, good luck symbols are designed to enhance your mindset - which, in turn, causes enhanced life experiences. 


Common Good Luck Symbols

 for Business and Prosperity 

 Bloodstone
Today's business scene might seem bit like a battlefield, so the bloodstone is an appropriate good luck stone for businessmen/women. It was worn by ancient Babylonian soldiers before battle, and its energy was reputed to open doors, win the advantage and enhance courage in the heat of conflict. It is also believed to increase physical strength, and staunch bleeding (hence its name).

Bloody connotations aside, the bloodstone is a good luck symbol because of its green color which speaks to us about the green of money as well as the abundance of new growth in the spring. Green is the growth color, and triggers our minds to feel flush with abundance. Further, the bloodstone has reddish coppery flecks, which sparkle like currency. Try putting a bit of this stone in your wallet, your cash drawer or wear a bloodstone amulet. Consider this little stone pulsing with a cool cash vibe as you keep it close. Maybe entertain the idea of money flowing into your experience as easily as blood circulates through your body.  

Coatl
The ancient Mesoamerican's (like the Aztecs and Mayans) had loads of good luck symbols, and the Coatl is a sacred serpent among these people who symbolized foundational wealth. Indeed, the Coatl can be seen in their ancient architecture as pillar pieces - holding up the wealth housed in their temples. The Coatl speaks of a kind of abundance that is stable and concrete - nothing can tamper or diminish this kind of wealth. This Aztec serpent is an icon for the tangible, and can serve to galvanize our material/financial dreams into solid reality.
The Coatl serpent is also great for business people because it's an emblem of balance. It harbors both male and female energy, and thus produces a stabilizing effect for those who acknowledge it. You don't have to go to the ruins of Mexico to touch the power of the Coatl. Simply recognize these attributes of the Aztec serpent. Give a mental nod to the solid coil of the serpent, crediting its ability to unfurl a new awareness of financial gain. If you like, hang a little serpent charm or picture from the rearview mirror of your car (or someplace you look often). Picture the rock solid financial stability combined with infinitely clever ways it comes into your experience each time the serpent catches your attention.


Coins
This seems like a no-brainer. If you're reading this website, odds are you are familiar with the Law of Attraction. Keeping a specific coin in your pocket and visualizing it as a seed, growing into many more coins sounds trite, but it can to get the money ball rolling. Planting a coin in the mind (or physically by keeping it in your pocket, purse, altar, wallet, nightstand, whatever) and charging it with the idea that more will be attracted to it can be highly effective. Of course, you can get needlessly frenetic over it too. There are tons of crazy superstitions about coins as good luck symbols. For example, coins with holes in them are more auspicious than others. Spitting on coins is fabled to win you a great day's pay. Tossing silver coins on a new moon at midnight grants you financial blessings during the moon's upswing (waxing) cycle. If you're going to count on superstition to win you financial gain, do yourself a favor and back it up with a good financial plan too.

Cornucopia
Not just for Thanksgiving anymore, the cornucopia also serves as a great good luck symbol because it's all about value, abundance and infinite supply. What a great mental icon - the horn of plenty. Actually, mythology indicates it's the horn of endless plenty. The original cornucopia was a ram or goat's horn in Roman mythology. The Roman god Jupiter (Zeus in Greek) gave a goat's horn to his nursemaid as a reward for doing such a great job babysitting him and taking care of him as an infant. It was a magical horn of supply, and whenever the nursemaid desired something, she just made a wish, reached in the horn, and pulled out her heart's desire.
My friend Bucky wears a horn of plenty as a charm around his neck. He's convinced it brings him good fortune, lots of friends, customers and abundance. I think it looks dorky, but I like the symbolism behind the horn/cornucopia. If you think wearing a goat's horn is a little wacky too, try a simple meditation or rumination about an endless cornucopia. Visualize it bursting forth with gobs of crisp cash. Hear the coins spill out of the cornucopia like it just unleashed a jackpot from the mouth of a casino slot machine. You get the idea.

Elephant
In the Rigveda, a collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns, the elephant is described as the only animal who has a hand. I like that because it talks to me about giving and receiving, and might be an initial answer for why the elephant is a symbol of good luck, fortune and wealth to India. Another reason is that elephants were owned by only the wealthiest families of India. It was like a status symbol. I suppose it would equate to a materialistic impression of a Bugatti Veyron - an insanely expensive, exclusive car only elitists own.
I like think of Ganesha when I think of the elephant as a good luck symbols. Ganesha is an elephant-headed god of India, and is legendary for happily harboring good luck to those who acknowledge his presence. He's also known for stampeding obstacles out of the way. Note: If you're going to wear the elephant as an emblem for luck in business, superstition merits the trunk of your elephant be worn upright (if you subscribe to that sort of thing).


Feoh
To round off this page on good luck symbols, I explored the Futhark, a specialized divinatory alphabet from ancient Nordic people (Anglo-Saxons, Germans, Scandinavians). The Feoh is a symbol for cattle. Don't have a cow, man (sorry, I couldn't resist the bad pun and the opportunity to link to my cow page). I'm including it in the good luck symbols for business because cattle was just like money to the ancient Nordic people (albeit, not as easy to carry in pockets). In fact, the measure of a man's wealth was based on how many head of cattle he owned. The value of cattle was even higher than land ownership.
Further, the Feoh is the first letter of the Germanic alphabet, which underscores its symbolic importance. This symbol represents wealth gained by honest means, and hard work. This may not appeal to some of you. But, those who are building a business from the ground up with pride, integrity and a passion for what you're doing - the Feoh may rumble a throaty "hurah!" in your veins. The Nordic people believed in gain by the sweat of the brow. If you're that kind of business person, consider the mark of the Feoh as a point of focus for your business intent.


Jade Plant
Every Chinese restaurant I've ever attended has had a jade plant in it. That's because it's one among many Chinese good luck symbols. The jade plant is actually a symbolic mimicry of the actual jade stone. Jade is considered highly valuable, and therefore very lucky - a material representing great wealth, auspiciousness and fortune and status.
Feng Shui practices encourage placing jade plants near entrances to your business or in southeast location of your home or business in order to activate financial energies. Jade plants, like the stone, are green and (just like the bloodstone) this color carries symbolism of growth, renewal, spring time sprouting in the form of wealth in our lives. Money may not grow on trees, but a gemmy jade plant might spark your mind to more lucrative thinking patterns. If nothing else, having a jade plant around will certainly boost your mental functions as the oxygen the plant puts out is great brain food.


Lakshmi's Footprints
Lakshmi is a beloved scintillating East Indian goddess of good fortune, and believed to be the giver of great wealth. In addition to be fantastically beautiful Lakshmi is also generous and compassionate with her gifts. What's more, Lakshmi is all about refinement, beautification and opulence. Indian art depicting this goddess has tremendous "wow-factor" because she is bedecked, bejeweled and wholly beguiling.
Little charms of Lakshmi's footprints are worn as a symbol of devotion to her compassionate ways. They are an emblem of the wealth Lakshmi is capable of bestowing. In India, Lakshmi's footprints are seen painted on doors, carved on coin boxes, and kept as charms in money drawers. The belief pattern here is: A little faith, a little love, some luck, and an open heart will allow Lakshmi to walk a path of richness and abundance into our lives.


 Malachite
For many of the same reasons jade and bloodstone are good luck symbols, malachite is said to be an auspicious stone for business people too. I have a smooth oval of malachite on my altar, because it appeals to my crow mind. I just love the two-tone swirly viridian whirlpools in the stone - they draw me in. I am not, however, a millionaire. Nevertheless, business people of all eras have placed malachite stones in the corners of their business establishments with the idea the powers of the stone will magnetize a long line of customers to their door. As with other good luck stones, you can keep a piece of it in your pocket, purse or wallet for the same intent of gaining wealth/customers, etc.
We've talked about the symbolic implications of its color, green, and how that translates to sprouting new growth (like spring sprouts new life) into financial/business matters. Semi-tangentially, malachite is reputed to be a radar detector for nefariousness. It's said to shatter to bits as a warning of impending danger. Apparently, malachite is a bit of a cure-all as it's also handy as a sleeping aid (no, you don't ingest it, just keep a piece by your bedside), and when worn as an amulet near the heart is purported to enhance love energies.


Staff of Ptah
I hesitated to include this one in the good luck symbols for business section. If you haven't picked up on it, this page has an irreverent tone, and Ptah is anything but. Ptah is an Egyptian creation god and has some serious manifesting powers. Ptah is kind of like the architect of the universe. And, his methods of building matter are completely fascinating. Apparently, he first dreams the design, and then speaks it into existence. The symbolic and esoteric correlations to this act are far more than this page will allow for elaboration. Nevertheless, it might be worth a little independent research on Ptah and his methods of creation. Fascinating stuff. Note: Ptah's staff is actually comprised of three symbols, the ankh, the was and djed.
Ptah is also a patron of craftsmen, sculptors and so his staff may appeal to people who are working on the foundation or construct of their business. The staff of Ptah serves as a focal point to enhance creativity and ingenuity in matters of vocation. Further, Ptah encourages dexterity and resourcefulness in creating substance. As the architect of the universe, Ptah's staff is a symbol reminding us of our ability to coax material from the immaterial.


Wheel
Wheels are mobile circles, and remind us of the circulatory motion of wealth in our lives. Ideally, money should flow in an out of our lives in a beautiful, fluid motion - never too much, never too little - always plenty to go 'round. The wheel is also a sacred symbol of energy, and an illustration of how energy perpetuates through everything. Always rolling, turning and moving through all things. If you incorporate the wheel as a personal symbol of fortune, be mindful your wheel rotates in a clockwise manner - that's the direction most auspicious for business and accompanying wealth.
I also like the navigational connotations the wheel offers. Whether a ships wheel, or the steering wheel of a car, this circular symbol reminds us we are at the helm. We are the ones who navigate and control our fortunes.
And so, it's fitting I'm concluding this page on that note of self-willed navigation.


 source:  http://www.whats-your-sign.com/good-luck-symbols-for-business.html


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Midas Star – The Reiki Symbol for Abundance and Prosperity


Midas Star is a prosperity symbol, which is taught in Seichem Reiki or Karuna Ki.
 Midas Star is commonly known as prosperity symbol, but prosperity just does not mean money,
it also means to bring about success in inter personal relations,
 luck and harmony to us and people around us.
It brings around changes in all walks of life wherever there are blocks
and helps us achieving our goals.

Being attuned to the symbol does not mean that we can frivolously spend our money
 and with the help of this symbol there will be abundant cash flow.

The symbol signifies, that with steady flow of money, we can establish our power
and help the society become a better place to live in.
It is said if a red line is drawn under the symbol the power of the symbol increases,
also the energy becomes much more grounded.

The Midas Star - Reiki Abundance and Prosperity Symbol

The symbol can be drawn on the cash or cheque, which we receive,
or also drawn on a piece of paper and kept in our Reiki box
to ensure free flowing money and abundance.
 The symbol is also extensively used in Feng Shui by painting it in different colours
 keeping in mind Ba Gua color theory and five-element theory with feng shui symbolism in shapes.

This is one of the most close guarded symbol of Seichem Reiki and being attuned to it can do wonders. :)


source: http://reikirays.com/17810/midas-star-symbol-abundance-prosperity/


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There are many signs and symbols from around the world that are seen as lucky. Others are thought to bring good fortune to the people that posess them. Some believe these symbols can grant wishes or even heal the sick. There are also several symbols for warding off evil and curses.

Share the Symbols on this page:

Cultural views of luck vary from perceiving luck as a matter of random chance to attributing to luck explanations of faith or superstition. For example, the Romans believed in the embodiment of luck as the goddess Fortuna, while the atheist and philosopher Daniel Dennett believes that "luck is mere luck" rather than a property of a person or thing.
Lucky symbols are popular worldwide and take many forms.
Here are some of the most popular good luck symbols.
four-leaf-clover.jpg (2865 bytes)Four Leaf Clover-is a renown symbol that means good luck to the person who finds one. What do the leaves symbolize?
One leaf is for FAITH...The second for HOPE... The third for LOVE... And the fourth for LUCK! In Irish tradition the Shamrock or Three-leaf Clover represents the Holy Trinity: one leaf for the Father, one for the Son and one for the Holy Spirit. When a Shamrock is found with the fourth leaf, it represents God's Grace.
horseshoe.jpg (2119 bytes)Horseshoe-The horseshoe is considered very lucky and used to be hung in many homes to protect and attract good fortune for the family residing inside. Horseshoes were also considered lucky because they were made by blacksmiths, which is also considered a very lucky trade. Because they worked with elemental fire and magical iron, they were thought to have special powers.

luckyrabbitsfoot.jpg (2029 bytes)Lucky Rabbit's foot- Rabbits and hares were considered very lucky animals as they were associated with spring and the return of flowers and other plants. Spring was also a time of fertility and so rabbits were considered good luck to be seen running through the fields. To see a rabbit running through your yard meant that it would be a good year to have children or that your garden would be especially fertile this year.
The manner in which rabbits run gave birth to the superstition about rabbit's feet. Apparently their unusual stride makes the back feet touch the ground ahead of their front feet and so the back feet were considered especially lucky.
penny.jpg (2373 bytes)Lucky Penny-Lots of superstitions center around money. Almost all forms of currency have at least one superstition associated with them. The most common superstition heard today, with respect to the penny, is the rhyming verse: "Find a penny, pick it up, and all day long you'll have good luck."
wishbone.jpg (1254 bytes)Wishbones have become a common tradition at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter dinners. The general rule is that the wishbone is saved from the turkey or chicken dinner and dried overnight. The next day, two people snap it while making a wish. Each person uses their pinky finger to pull on an end. After the bone has broken, the one with the larger bit is granted their wish. fu33.gif (900 bytes)Fu - Blessing, Good Fortune, Good Luck
Fu is one of the most popular Chinese characters used in Chinese New Year. It is often posted upside down on the front door of a house or an apartment. The upside down fu means good luck came since the character for upsite down in Chinese sounds the same as the character for came.
lu44.gif (894 bytes)Lu - Prosperity
It used to mean official's salary in feudal China. Fengshui is believed to be the Chinese way to health, wealth and happiness. If you are interested in Fengshui, you may check out the book 'The Feng Shui Kit.'
shou44.gif (728 bytes)Shou - Longevity
Shou also means life, age or birthday.
cai22.gif (884 bytes)Cai - wealth, money
Chinese often say money can make a ghost turn a millstone. It is to say money really can do a lot of things.
ji22.gif (604 bytes)Ji - lucky, auspicious, propitious
Hope all is well.



Goldfish - symbols of good luck Goldfish - Throughout the different cultures all over the world, goldfish are considered the harbingers of prosperity, growth, wealth, power, long life, wisdom and peace. They are kept in bowls or ponds to bring good luck in homes and work places. As one of the 8 sacred symbols of Buddha, goldfish are symbolic of abundance, fertility and harmony in life. The ancient Egyptians believed them to be lucky omens that brought positivity in domestic situations, while the ancient Greek domesticated them to enhance good luck in relationships and marriages. The Chinese and Japanese also associate goldfish with growth and preservation of wealth and success.
acornAcorn luck symbol - The acorn is considered to be an emblem of good luck, prosperity, youthfulness and power, the acorn is a good luck symbol. The acorn may often also represent spiritual growth. The Norse believed that acorns displayed on a windowsill would protect a house from lightening. This may seem somewhat trivial to many of us today but back in the day it was a widely accepted idea.
three keysKeys - Three keys worn together symbolise the unlocking of the doors to health, wealth and love.
rainbowRainbow - Rainbows are considered lucky by many people, because most people know that if we find the end of the rainbow, we will find a nice big pot of gold.
tursaansydanThe Tursaansydan or mursunsydan ("heart of the walrus") is an ancient symbol used in Northern Europe. It was especially popular in Lapland. Some say it was used on Lappish shaman drums. The symbol originates from prehistoric times and incorporates a swastika.
The tursaansydän was believed to bring good luck and protect from curses, and was used as a decorative motif on wooden furniture and buildings in Finland. During the 18th century the simple swastika became more popular in Finnish wood decoration than the more complex tursaansydan.
dolphinsDolphins are considered lucky by many peoples around the world, including the Ancient cultures of Greece, Sumer, Egypt, and Rome. For Christians and Native Americans, the dolphin is a symbol of protection, and it`s image is said to bring good luck. The belief comes from the known fact that ancient sailors who spent several months or years away from land, found that seeing dolphins swimming around their ships to be the first clear sign that land was near.
featherFeathers are an ancient charm for bringing good luck and they represent the journey of the soul to the other realm.
tigerTigers have long been considered lucky in chinese astrology. The tiger is also considered a protector against several evils, including being robbed and fires.
dreamcatcherDreamcatchers, from the Native American culture, are considered to be good luck, because they catch the negative parts of our dreams.
amberAmber - strengthens the aura, and also balances the yin and yang. It attracts compassion, protects against evil influences, accidental injury and brings good luck.
HandHand - The Hand has been a good luck symbol in a number of cultures all over the world, including the Incas, Native Americans, Israelis, Greeks and Arabs. Charms shaped as the human hand have been considered to be very potent heralders of good fortune. The symbol is seen as representative of domination, strength, protection and spiritual power. Ancient Europeans believed that holding hand up could protect against the evil eye (leading to the popular adage ‘talk to my hand’). In Islam, The Hand of Fatima (daughter of Muhammad) is a good luck charm, with the five fingers symbolic of faith, pilgrimage, prayer, fasting and charity. The Jews believe that The Hand of Miriam charm would bring good fortune to the wearer.
LadybugLadybug Ladybug is a universal emblem of good luck and different cultures all over the world have long considered it to be a harbinger of prosperity. It is believed that landing of a live ladybug on you or wearing a ladybug talisman will free you from all problems and make your wishes come true. Moreover, it is said that bad luck befalls the one who kills a ladybug.

In the days of yore, farmers especially regarded the ladybug as a lucky omen and symbol of protection because it helped control the harmful pest population.


source: http://www.ancient-symbols.com/good_luck_symbols.html





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Chan Chu - prosperity symbol
Chan Chu - prosperity symbol

Chan Chu

This is Chan Chu, or the "Lucky Money Toad", a Chinese symbol for prosperity.
According to Feng Shui, it's supposed to drive away evil, protect wealth, and increase income.
You place one near your door, and eight more inside your living area.
Since I don't know much about this really, its best to consult a Feng Shui practitioner for the proper layout.


Maneki Neko - wealth symbols
Maneki Neko - wealth symbols

Maneki Neko

And since we are looking at the Orient, here is Maneki Neko or the "Beckoning Cat".
If you are like me, you have seen this little bob tailed Japanese cat in restaurants (that is where I saw my first one), shops, or on key chains, as a piggy bank etc.
Important note: the raised right paw attracts money and the raised left paw attracts customers (although some believe the opposite is true).
The use of this symbol dates back to around the 1800's in Japan.
The Pokémon character Meowth was designed to look like Maneki Neko.
Rune FA - prosperity symbols
Rune FA - prosperity symbols

The Rune FA

The Rune FA is taken from the runic alphabet that was used in Germanic languages before they adopted the Latin alphabet.
FA or Fehu means cattle or sheep and of course in olden days, to have a lot of either was a good thing.
An important note here is that from what I understand, wealth was regarded as kinda evil by the Norse.
Evil as in it shouldn't be hoarded, but spread out to those that need it to keep it flowing.
"Wealth is a comfort to all;
yet must everyone bestow it freely,
if they wish to gain honour in the sight of the Lord."


Chinese Prosperity Symbol Lu
Chinese Prosperity Symbol Lu

The Chinese Prosperity Symbol Lu

The Chinese Prosperity Symbol Lu is a symbol of prosperity, rank, and influence.
Lu actually meant the salary of a government official.
Together with Fu and Shou it comprises the three celestial stars in the heaven, Fu (luck), Lu (wealth) and Shou (longevity).
By the way, setting the symbol in a circle supposedly increases its effectiveness because the circle represents a coin and a coin is wealth.


Kuber Yantra (Kubera Yantra) - symbol for prosperity
Kuber Yantra (Kubera Yantra) - symbol for prosperity

Kuber Yantra (Kubera Yantra)

This is the Kuber Yantra.
From what I understand, Kuber is the god of wealth and the god’s treasurer.
Being the God of riches, the owner of this Yantra will supposedly never lack in money or material comforts.
If you add all the numbers from side to side, up and down, back and forth, the three numbers always equal 72.
Native American Salmon Symbol
Native American Salmon Symbol

Salmon

To some Native American tribes, the Salmon was a symbol of prosperity like the way cattle or sheep were to the Norse.
If you have plenty of fish, then you won't go hungry.


The Horseshoe - wealth and prosperity symbols
The Horseshoe - wealth and prosperity symbols

The Horseshoe

The use of the simple horseshoe as a good luck charm dates back to Saint Dunstan in the 900's , when he supposedly made the Devil promise not to enter any household with a horseshoe hung over the door.
But the simple horseshoe has so many contradictions in it's usage, it's more trouble than its worth.
Hang it points up so luck doesn't fall out.
Hang it points down so luck flows into you.
The luck will only work for the person that owns the shoe, not the person that found it.
You have to find it yourself for it to work.
See?
Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Sign - symbols of prosperity
Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Sign - symbols of prosperity

Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Signs

Now some people say that the Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Signs are just for looks and some say that they are a talismans for folk magic.
Either way, here is one I found at http://www.amishnews.com/ that is an eight pointed star for abundance and goodwill.
By the way, the Amish NEVER use Hex signs.
But if you look around, you may see some in friends and relatives homes, and they might not even know what they mean.
Or don't mean, depending on how you look at it.
Chinese Ox Prosperity Symbol
Chinese Ox Prosperity Symbol

The Chinese Ox Prosperity Symbol

If you were born in the Chinese year of the Ox (1901,1913,1925,1937,1949,1961,1973,1985,1997,2009), A golden Ox, or an ox symbol of any kind could be a good thing.
The Ox represents success, abundance and accumulation of wealth.
And even if you are not an Ox but an Ox ally (the Snake and Rooster) it can still work for you.
And even if you are not an Ox or an ally, its still might help when set up in the Northeast of the home, or beside your bed.
Unless the Golden Ox/Golden Calf thing is just a tad too close for you.
Then I use a regular Ox or just avoid it.
Money The Ultimate Prosperity Symbol?
Money The Ultimate Prosperity Symbol? 
These are only a few of the hundreds (maybe thousands) of good luck and prosperity symbols in the world.
How and if you use them is totally up to you.
Do they actually do anything?
Or is it your belief in them that activates the "power" for creating wealth?
If it is your belief, then these objects are just tools used to focus your own intention.



Scientific Proof? Well in a way...

I found this online, and in a way it's a scientific back up for prosperity symbols...

They are taken to exams, job interviews and weddings in the hope they will bring good fortune.
But rather than being mere superstition, lucky charms do actually work, psychologists claim.
Researchers told half the golfers on a putting green that they were playing with a lucky ball, and the rest that they were playing with a normal one.  


source: http://sabrebiade.hubpages.com/hub/Creating-Wealth-The-Prosperity-Symbol

Sunday, August 2, 2015

PAGAN NAME

Well i was just curious about what my name would be like
from a web application ...
It required to simply type your name 
and after a couple of seconds..., 
you'll see what your Pagan Name is....
...

I got this:

 

I FIND IT QUITE ACCURATE ! 

My zodiac sign is Aries, as ruled by the planet Mars...,
which is affiliated to war and battle....
And that  INNER VOICE stuff that was mentioned above
is really my thing !

 I tried out my business name..., and i got this !

  

This resonates with me quite well when it comes to 
COMPETITION...

It is 
PERFECTLY TRUE !

And i checked out my nickname..., wonderin what would my 
Magickal Name would be: 

 

NO COMMENT......

LOLS!


  


THIS DELIGHTED ME THE MOST ! 

I AM QUITE LOVING THIS !!!  

   
I am so amazed with this "GAME"....
I have a great fascination with the SWAN...,  
in fact, I am using that to symbolize myself... 
Graceful, serene, gentle humble....
Those are the wonderful qualities of the SWAN which I admire most...

They are the BEAUTY of the SWAN...




I LOVE THIS THREAD from FB...

I put it here because i just find it quite inspiring
because the moment I am typing this, 
I am in the same mood of worrying and thinking much
of how my finances would be like this month of August...

https://scontent-hkg3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/11234865_863220997093913_1038965189172061368_n.jpg?oh=4451fb3fb4d0f8ba283cfe6179aa0b92&oe=563EBDF7 
 
 
 

  • Aarin Alexander Way to many curse words. The amount of use with "fuck" makes me feel negative vibes.

  • Will Coning It is only negative it you make it so.
    I see it meaning, Stand up and take control of the situation for you are a power..wink emoticon

  • Molly Brewer Not only quit whining about them, DO somthing about them. Putting all that negative energy into the universe will just gt it thrown right bak at yu. 


    Taina Ty Ruiz Cuss words are sentence enhancers...sprinkle that shit everywhere grin emoticon