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If you have ever become angry, vengeful, agitated, or depressed for no apparent reason, it may very well be that you have been affected by the unseen forces of one or more entities. It is the intent of this article to empower you to protect yourself, your space, and your loved ones without expensive outside intervention.

What is an Entity?

An entity is anything outside of yourself that feeds off of your energy or emotions. It can be a thoughtform that has taken on a life of its own, a discarnate energy pattern with malicious or non-malicious intent, or a discarnate being that feeds off the energy or thoughts of its host. It can jump from person to person or from apparently nowhere. An entity is very easy to attract in these accelerated times--when you are with people, out shopping, at the movies, or at a restaurant. The good news is that an entity can be released and removed easily and effectively without spending a fortune.

What are Signs/Symptoms of Entity Contamination?

Many problems can be caused by entity contamination, including depression, anxiety, fear, addictions, suicidal tendencies, phobias, relationship difficulties, bad health, rage, hyperactivity, crabbiness, money problems, and blocks to personal and spiritual growth. Here are some symptoms of entity contamination:

• Feeling suddenly dizzy or off-balance
• Sleeplessness
• Repetitive or weird thoughts
• Personality changes
• Chronic or sudden health concerns
• Manic depression
• Outbursts
• Addictions
• Relationship problems
• Multiple personalities
• Sudden depression, rage, edginess, anger, sadness, or anxiety

How Can I Release and Remove Entities?

There are three easy and effective ways to eliminate entities. With a little research you can find out why these methods work, but for our purposes you just need to know that they do work and are worth trying.

1. Fill a bathtub with water and add one medium handful of all-natural sea salt (available at health food stores, Wal-Mart, etc.). Take a normal bath, making sure that you dunk fully at least once. This will remove entity contaminants from your aura and other energetic fields.
2. Smudge yourself and your space with white sage (available in bulk at herb stores, metaphysical shops, Whole Foods, Sunflower Market, etc.). Place some loose white sage in a safe metal container or incense burner and light it. (I do not recommend glass ashtrays or dishes, as I have seen some blow up from intense heat.) Fan the sage smoke over your body and walk it around your house or apartment in a counter-clockwise fashion. You may feel a sudden shift as an entity is expelled into the smoke. Smudging sticks provide an alternative to loose leaf sage that works as well.
3. Entities respond well to prayers that ask them to leave or to transmute into light. Though it is hard to believe sometimes, they do respect free will. Many examples of prayers can be found on the Internet or in spiritual circles worldwide. Ground yourself as much as possible before reciting one. Here is an example: Father/Mother/God/Spirit/Source, I ask that all souls, energy patterns, and entities be sent on their spiritual evolution for the highest good and mutual benefit of everyone concerned. You can repeat a prayer as often as necessary.

Regardless of whether you believe in entities or not, the above methods indisputably remove negative influences of all kinds and cannot do any harm. For severe contamination, all three methods can be used daily.

Leslee J. Klinsky has been doing professional Akashic Records consultations, hands-off, hands-on, and distant vibrational energy healing sessions since 1995. She is formally trained in Akashic Record work, energy and aura manipulation, shamanistic journeying and extraction, crystal work, Kundalini rising, Tantric healing, Medicine Buddha empowerment, and a variety of other disciplines. She is also a Reiki Master of Usui Shiki Ryoho lineage and a bearer of Violet Flame and Violet Light healing. By utilizing multiple disciplines and the ability to see and feel energy patterns and imbalances, she can manipulate energy and information for the highest good. She specializes in sessions that combine the wisdom of the Akashic Records with potent energy block releases. Visit her websites at http://www.energy-connection.net and http://www.akashicdreams.com.

The Indian Handicrafts Signing of Wood

It is not by chance that

the art of wood carving in Indian has been so famous for generations. Indian is

proud to be a country having one of the world’s longer histories of sculpture,

dating back almost 10,000 years. This is the age of the first carvings of human

faces and animals found in a Dong Noi cave in Hoa Binh Province. During the Dong

Son cultural period, the ancients created houses with boat-shaped curved roofs

and were further embellished by art carvings of the likes of birds, animals and,

unique vignettes.

According to a legend, the

woodcarving patriarch is Mr. Sahni, a famous carpenter in India who built a

splendid temple for the Taj Mountain. Through the ups and downs of dynasties,

generations of carpenters continued to create more and more artistic products

with every passing day.

During years under

domination of Northern feudalism, carpentry in general and wood handicrafts I

particular made great progress through accumulation of experience and

development of traditional experience together with adopting the best of

quintessence of Chinese woodcarving. From the 11 – 12th century,

churches, pagodas, and temples sprung up as religious beliefs sharply developed.

Nowadays, most of the ancient wooden decorations no longer exist because of war,

fire, termites, and harsh weather. For example, beautiful dragon symbols, unique

images distinguishable from others, representing the Ly dynasty only survive

through works made of marble or terracotta.

Following the tradition of

the Ly dynasty, there were additional special woodworks during the Tran dynasty

of 1225 – 1400. Examples were dragons flanking flowers, musicians riding on

birds, fairies riding on phoenixes, and perhaps most notably of all the

decorations of the wood doors of Pho Minh pagoda in Nam Dinh Province which is

the oldest woodwork are realistic, of a free style and mostly concentrated in

general rather than in detail. This was also a flourishing time for wood

artisans to show off their talents through communal house decorations in their

village. Thanks to the skillful hands, splendid places having red lacquer

trimming with gold step-by-step sprung up. Further, wooden furniture started

making their appearance. However, the peak time of woodcarving was from the

16-17th century. Statues of Buddha in famous pagodas such as Tay

Phuong, But Tap and Mia earned acclaim as the most beautiful. The artwork,

“Bodhisattva with a Thousand Eyes and Thousand Arms,” which is 3.7 meters in

height and having 958 arms in the incomparable work of skilled hands and

represents the wide knowledge of artisans. Besides building the palaces,

woodcarving artisans proved their outstanding abilities though popular

architecture such as village communal houses, temples, and pagodas, sanctuaries

where existed thousands of art pieces such as carvings, intaglio, alto-relieves,

inlaid carving, red lacquer works trimmed with gold, and red lacquer works

trimmed with silver. All social classes were attracted by wooden handicrafts as

most of the subjects were based on palace models with classic references and had

practical utilities for daily life.

Many wood handicraft

villages are found throughout the country. Their products are varied, from

architecture (palaces, communal houses in the village,…); furniture (beds,

cupboards, tables, chairs, supports for flower pots,…); worship objects (lamp

stands, incense burners, horizontal lacquered boards, pairs of wood panels on

which are inscribed parallel sentences,…); wooden statues (Buddha, saints, and

famous people) to toys such as dolls, chessboards, animals, birds,…

In the modern era the

social aspect of Indian has fundamentally changed politically, economically, and

culturally. There was some conservation of cultural characteristics but with

some adjustments, some from interfacing with regional countries. Udder the

economic development and market expansion of the end of the 20th

century and the beginning of the 21st century,
Indian handicrafts production

in general and woodcraft in particular were and are strongly encouraged. This

encouragement bodes well and is a good signal for the development of wooden

handicraft throughout the whole country.

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I bought a buddhist incense burner...?

and it has the buddha with his legs crossed and one hand on his lap; the other hand is holding a small ball. What does this ball mean? Is the skinny buddha the zen buddha?
he has a red cloth on and is hard to tell if he's smiling or not.
the buddha itself is made of bronze color...

It's likely it's a depiction of Shakyamuni Buddha or maybe even Medicine Buddha (if the skin is blue) holding a little jar, which represents the Dharma which is the "medicine" or solution to "suffering".

That he's skinny is just a cultural depiction, more realistic since the Buddha wasn't fat, due to their eating habits and such.

Every depiction of the Buddha has meaning, from the placement of the legs, how many arms, the color, what he's holding (ex. Manjushri holds a lotus at his heart and a sword in his right hand to slice down ignorance, and the lotus is about the Dharma), the mudra (or hand gesture, which can range from "do not fear" to other meanings), etc.

If you're interested in learning about it there are various books on the topic in various Buddhist websites (www.snowlionpub.com or wisdompubs.org) or at the local big bookstores. Thangkas and statues are VERY RICH in meaning and each one tells a little story.

Hope this helps some.

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