Spirit Circle Games: A guidebook for mediumship development circles

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Early Celtic Christians regarded a circle as a sacred space, a symbol of the universe in which God lives at the centre, as well as something having no beginning or end and therefore representing God's love and time itself in eternity. They carried this concept into their circling prayers (caim prayers). For this reason they would 'draw' a circle round themselves as they prayed, thus involving their whole selves - body, mind, soul and spirit. Channeling and redirecting the Life, Light, Love and Inspiration being created in this Circle to others in and of this world. The fundamental element of numerology is number, which is naturally incredibly linear. In math, science, and logical reasoning, numbers are used. All scientific hypotheses are evaluated depending on whether or not a mathematical equation can explain them. You are left with no other option except to keep moving. Keep up the good work. The outcome you observe will come to you sooner rather than later.

So, let us assume you are aware, and you may have received a few messages and ready to start. Or at the other extreme you are busy happily posting away on Facebook to give free reading after reading. Why do you need a circle? Because you have a lot to learn. And most of it is a journey of self-discovery about how spirit works with you. Example I am often told “I am getting nothing” but that is something. An amazingly simple mistake that most readers without training do not realise they are making. Unlike a simple maze, a labyrinth can only be solved in one way. When you think of mazes, you may picture many dead ends and winding paths; the same is not true within a labyrinth. The labyrinth only contains one winding road, which twists and turns but eventually leads you to an exit without any dead ends. This contains powerful symbolism for the soul’s spiritual journey. These ancient “mazes” are traditionally drawn with winding lines contained inside a circle. Summing it Up The circle has been an omnipresent symbol throughout human history. From Dharma wheel to Peace Sign; from Stonehenge to Colosseum to Marina City; from Pythagoras’ circle appreciation to Pi number – the circle has always had a special place in human culture. Each person gets a short message and may give a message to another participant as they practice their personal connections with spiritual realms. The Metatron’s Cube is also a powerful symbol of creation. The circles in the Fruit of Life denote divine feminine energy and the straight lines represent masculine energy. When these energies come together, they represent creation.This is where group members would bring in old photographs of ancestors who have passed and volunteers would hold the photo and give off as much information as they could, again this is similar to psychometry. To participate, you must be willing to commit to at least six (6) one and a half hour sessions, aspreparation and achievement of Spiritual Awareness and/or PsychicDevelopment do not happen over night. When you arrive at the circle you will notice that the chairs will be arranged in a circle this is really just the keep the group close and is easier this way for communication within the group. You will be offered a glass of water if you need one. When the rest of the group arrive and everyone is settled there is normally a prayer of protection said either by the group leader or volunteered by one of the members. The group leader is usually an experienced medium. The Seed of Life is also believed to represent a single source of creation from which all things in the universe emerged.

The next time a friend or family member gives you a circular present, it symbolizes a spiritual promise of a happy life. Let this inspire hope in you. 2) Continue ForwardThis immortal glue keeps us intertwined and reminds us of our own innate power to overcome any obstacle when we commit to loving deeply from the heart. Circle With X Inside Spiritual Meaning It is a generalization that most professions say that it takes 10,000 hours of work/practice learning to become an expert. Ten thousand hours of playing a musical instrument to become an expert musician on the violin. Ten thousand hours of running to become an Olympic Athlete. Because of the abovementioned deep symbolic connections to human perception of the divine, the circle has put itself as the main framework for the evolution of many symbols from various religious and spiritual systems. Let’s look at some of the most famous and most interesting ones. Dharma Wheel

God is a circle whose center is everywhere and circumference is nowhere– Hermes Trismegistus 30 Spiritual Circular Symbols & Their Meanings It has six intersecting circles along with one circle in the center and an outer circle that encapsulates all other circles. This makes it a total of seven circles within, encapsulated by one circle. The seven circles are said to represent the Biblical seven days of creation. Also, each circle is interconnected, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all things and the unity of the universe. How to interpret. What I call the rule of three. There are three ways to interpret a message from spirit. And that is not the purpose of this article. Most Mediums will not have heard the use of that term, but I will expect them to understand the different three ways. Again, if not… You shouldn’t take this message from the spiritual world for granted. It has aided many people in reaching the pinnacle of their professional success. You will also benefit from it. 3) Reliability The Wiccan Wheel is a pagan symbol that is composed of a circle segmented into eight equal parts, using lines that radiate out from the center. It primarily represents the 4 major solar events (2 Equinoxes and 2 Solstices) and the four seasons (Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter) that happen in a given year. It also represents the important pagan festivals associated with these events as shown in the image above.

Circle In Spiritual Architecture

The ancient symbol of ouroboros represents a snake or a dragon eating its own tail, creating a full circle with its own body.