Power

This is the material from a class called the Tower of Power. I teach it as part of the Animal Communication class, because all psychic skills are an act of power, and we need a grounding in the use of power in order to be effective in psychic work. Most people teach power from the top down. I teach it from the bottom up.

There’s a cop­per tube fully buried, next to this Lava Heart in Lit­tle Shasta

What you need

  • Four 18” Cop­per Tubes
  • A good hammer
  • Some­thing to pre-​​drill a hole in the ground if nec­es­sary (a piece of rebar works great)
  • A com­pass
  • Offer­ings: per­haps cedar, sage, sweet­grass, copal, tobacco, dried roses, laven­der, chamomile, corn pollen, etc., or what­ever you choose

What to do

Get four cop­per tubes at the hard­ware store, cut to 18” long. De­pending on your soil, you can get 1÷4” flex­i­ble tubes (refrig­er­a­tor tub­ing) or a 1÷2” rigid pipe if the soil is hard or rocky. You may need some­thing to ‘pre-​​drill’ a hole. A piece of rebar for hard soil, or a large tent spike for softer soil will work. Straighten the tub­ing by hand or with the ham­mer if it was coiled, or if it hits a rock and gets bent. The cop­per tubes can go at the four car­di­nal points if that is pos­si­ble, or one for each side of a lot or a house, what­ever works best for your situ­ation. Just use the com­pass to show you which of your loca­tions is clos­est to East, and start from there.

I begin the cer­e­mony in the East, then go to the South, the West, and the North. Finally I come back around to the East, to close the cir­cle. In the tra­di­tion I fol­low, those direc­tions rep­re­sent Mind, Body, Emo­tions, and Spirit. When I come back around to the East at the end, I also give thanks to Above, Below, Within (and within the hearts of all those I love), and Beyond (beyond what is known and what is knowable).

At each loca­tion I say a prayer and make an offer­ing or smudge with the cedar, etc. The prayer usu­ally goes some­thing like this (you can use your own words): “I ask that this land, this build­ing, the spir­its of place, other high beings, and all beings who ever have lived here or will live here will ben­e­fit by this energy clear­ing. We are all con­nected and we do this to heal and fill this place with the Light, in the name of the Light.” Some­times I drum, chant, do ton­ing or deep breath­ing, dance, or what­ever seems to best re­spect and honor the process and the partici­pation of each being.

I put each tube 9” in the ground with a ham­mer. If that is too hard, first I use the rebar or large knit­ting nee­dle to drill a hole for the cop­per tub­ing.  If it is a place where it is not appro­pri­ate to have the cop­per tub­ing above ground, for pri­vacy, or so no one will trip over it, I pause at 9” and ask it to do its work from there by inten­tion, then ham­mer it in the rest of the way.  Some­times I mark the space with a rock, or cover it with leaves.

What you are doing and why

I ask that the cop­per tubes by inten­tion do their work of clear­ing energy to the largest space appro­pri­ate, either just around the build­ing, to the edge of the lot, of if other energy, or beings, or land wishes to be cleared, they may join in by inten­tion. It is good to ask per­mis­sion of the landowner before doing this cere­mony, either direct­ly ask­ing if pos­si­ble, or ask­ing men­tally if it is not pos­sible to ask directly. If there are objec­tions, just ask to do the cer­e­mony on a spir­i­tual level instead of phys­i­cally in the earth. It is still very help­ful.

What will happen

At the begin­ning , it helps clear all the old things that have been lodged there. I have seen a wide range of effects, some mild and some quite dra­matic. It can help a lot of stuck energy. Once I did it for a place where I was rent­ing. The land­lady had a lot of dif­fi­cult feel­ings about the place because her divorce hap­pened there. When I did the cer­e­mony, she imme­di­ately felt so released she put it on the mar­ket and sold it within two weeks!

Ani­mals and chil­dren often feel the relief imme­di­ately. It is good to let every­one know that some scary or heavy energy may be leav­ing in a hurry, and it is not per­sonal, just now those things are relieved be­cause they have a place to go. The cop­per tubes are like a bath­tub drain, and all the stuck things can move on. I have seen it help where bad ill­nesses or untimely deaths or ani­mal slaugh­ter have taken place.

After the back­log is taken care of, it helps clear things imme­di­ately and continu­ously. When you are hav­ing dif­fi­culty, like an argu­ment or a night­mare, or just some neg­a­tive thought pat­tern, send it to the cop­per tubes. Now it has a place to go, to the Earth, Gaia, who will cleanse, trans­form, and renew all energy.  Every­thing that ever has hap­pened or will hap­pen in a place is like mul­ti­ple expo­sures of a pho­to­graph. The cop­per tubes help keep those things from being cumu­la­tive, and then it is a lot eas­ier to just deal with present time.

I first did this at a place I had just moved into, and saw how much more at ease my ani­mal fam­ily was, and I could feel the relief. Then I went back and did it at the place I had just moved from, and there was a huge clear­ing there. Then one evening I did a cer­e­mony where I ether­i­cally (spir­i­tu­ally) placed them around every place I had ever lived, every­where I could think of, even hotels where I had stayed one night. It was remark­able the amount of energy that freed for me.

I would not even con­sider liv­ing or work­ing in a place that has no cop­per tubes, at least etheric ones, now that I have expe­ri­enced them. I have seen them re­lease stored anger, grief, and frustra­tion, free spirit beings to move on, and more. I wish you much delight and joy in this process. It can really clear the way to expe­rience all the won­der­ful energy that is there.

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I wrote this almost a year ago, and it still rings true.

It is hard to tell what we need most these days; the crises are many, and there is much urgency on many fronts.

It is good to give thanks for what we have. This is the quick­est and most potent thing we can do to stem the ris­ing tide of panic, which we may feel per­son­ally, or feel ris­ing around us.

It is wise to look within and feel our place in the scheme of things.  There is not too much to do and not enough of us to do it.  We are each and all equal to the tasks at hand. Even if you do not per­son­ally believe this, did you come one breath closer to it while read­ing that sen­tence?  We have come together at this time of great heart to cre­ate great change in the world and in ourselves.

We can leave behind that which no longer works for us or for the com­mon good.  We can com­mit to a deep con­nec­tion to the energy within us which con­nects us to allkind. Why would you want it any other way?

When Robert Reich addressed the Com­mon­wealth Club in Jan­u­ary 2009, he reminded us of what he had told his stu­dents who had worked for the elec­tion of Pres­i­dent Obama.  He is not done need­ing us.  For the many rea­sons we elected him, we gave him the man­date of the peo­ple.  But the pres­sures on him are many, and his abil­ity to deal with them, while great, is finite.  He needs us to join him in the work, not just with the man­date of the peo­ple, but with the will of the peo­ple. That is what Pres­i­dent John F. Kennedy referred to in another age as, “Ask not what your coun­try can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.”

Enlight­ened self-​​interest is a pretty tough bal­anc­ing act.  But a few things are no-​​brainers:

  1. Buy local.  Con­sider our oil inde­pen­dence when we shop instead of ship.
  2. Con­sider the health of our food, our farms, our farm­ers, and our bod­ies when we buy local food.
  3. Get off the bulk-​​mail merry-​​go-​​round.  How many trees were har­vested, shipped, processed, shipped, printed, shipped, and deliv­ered for those thou­sand unso­licited cat­a­logs sit­ting in the recy­cle bin (or worse, the land-​​fill).  Estab­lish mail preferences.
  4. Spend more time with your kids.  There is no sub­sti­tute for you.
  5. Turn off the TV, the radio, the iPod, the com­puter, put down the news­pa­per, the mag­a­zines, the books, all of it, at least one day a week.  There is a world to expe­ri­ence out there, and a world to expe­ri­ence inside you.  Make time and space for that.
  6. Con­serve water.  There is no sub­sti­tute!  Don’t wait for a drought (and many us don’t have to).  We are all one planet, and right now China is mak­ing plans to ship fresh water from the Great Lakes!  Who do you think will use that resource?  We are all one planet.
  7. Reduce your toxic foot­print.  Find cleaner and greener house­hold clean­ing prod­ucts.  Choose safer alter­na­tives for yard and gar­den prod­ucts.  Even if you just do those two things, it will help so much.
  8. Con­serve energy.  Turn off lights and appli­ances when not in use.  A ther­mo­stat with a timer can cost as lit­tle as $30.  A sin­gle $10 power strip with an eas­ily oper­ated shut-​​off can both pro­tect against elec­tric surge dam­age to your TVs, DVDs, and com­put­ers, and reduce the con­stant elec­tri­cal drain of even things which are ‘turned off’.  Why would we want to keep com­put­ers turned on 247 if they are not in use?  Right now rivers are being dammed, mines are being dug, nuclear power plants are being planned to pay for the lit­tle lights on cof­fee mak­ers and DVRs.  Because it is the planet that pays, far more than we do.
  9. Take a minute for slow, quiet, con­scious breath­ing.  A lit­tle more oxy­gen can go a long way.
  10. Take care of your­self.  Get one more hour of sleep a night.  There is no sub­sti­tute!  Take a half-​​hour nap.  When we have more energy, we have more com­mit­ment to our per­sonal, national, and plan­e­tary goals.

This is how we cre­ate the will of the peo­ple. This is how we cre­ate a com­mit­ment to our goals.

© Denise Schultz 2009

Dona­tions and con­nec­tions from the many to each other,
in even a tiny way, can cre­ate big shifts.

So please share Con­sider This . . .
with any­one else whom you want to con­sider these con­nec­tions and insights.

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