10/31/11

Photos from Peru Oct 2011

Amazing patience and love

a pick of our group in the San pedro ceremony at " la casa de la serenidad

In the way to lake titicaca, we participate in the small village festivities

Procession to celebrate the foundation of an Inca village

Our Group after visiting the Commercial site of the Incas, via Juliaca

Contemplation after the ceremony in the Royal Cemetery of the Incas.

Trading at the floating islands of the Uros

Swimming at sacred Lake titicaca at 4.300 mts of altitude

Stone therapy at the shore of Lake titicaca in the Bolivia side.

Ariana being dressed by Catalina in the floating island of the Uros in Puno

That grass stick they are chewing is the base of diet and architecture in the island of the Uros. Impresive

Gate to Bolivia

Our friends in the floating island of the Uros

The 5th dimensional gate, where we perform ceremonies

at "La raya" the highest point in our journey, notice the Nevado in the back.

At the temple of the Sun in Otamaya

Isla del sol in Bolivia, powerful ceremonies and awareness we got in here.

Shopping in Cuzco, it never ends....

Our Mecca, the temple of the sun in Cuzco.

10/23/11

NETTLE SOUP

This recipe comes from the kitchen of Christiane Ryan. Nettle is the herb to fortify the system and in folk medicine nettle plants have been used as a diuretic, to build the blood, for arthritis and rheumatism. Externally it has been used to improve the appearance of the hair, and is said to be a remedy against oily hair and dandruff. 

Collect this herb in early spring before it flowers, it can be used fresh or dry.

For 6 persons

± 700g nettle leaves
5 carrots, chopped
2 potatoes, chopped
1 leak, chopped
2 litres vegetable stock (or 1 litre stock and 1 litre water)
2-3 tablespoons ghee
Bragg & pepper to taste

Sauté the chopped leak, carrots and potatoes  in the ghee. Add the stock and/or water and nettle leaves, Bragg and pepper, put to a boil, then let simmer until the carrots and potatoes are done. Blend and serve with yoghourt (optional).
Enjoy!

10/21/11

Where dreams come from?



 As the subtle life of the universe showers us with its immense abundance of love and life, we can think of ourselves as a vessel of this divine flow (Prana).
        
When this flow of energy or prana unites with our mind, it is able to highlight the traces of memories contained in our physical body as well as in our energetic centers or chakras.

Dreaming and Conscious sleep


As far as I am concerned, the only potential that I have is to make every single moment useful to educate my mind and to communicate with the infinite as my source of pure existence. My time does not start when the sun comes up and it does not finish when I fall asleep.  The time that is given to me needs to be understood in two states: the waking state and the dream state.

15 mimutes meditation for Insomnia, deep relaxation and nerve regeneration.


Shabd Kriya, by Yogy Bhanjan

Sit legs crossed (easy pose).
Place hands in your lap right hand on top of the left, thumbs meeting and facing forward.
Focus your eyes at the tip of the nose and half opened.
Inhale in 4 equal parts. Each inhalation vibrate the mantra
SA TA NA MA