How do you use the symbols in your treatments?

This is a pretty straightforward question! Do you draw it in the air above the client? Do you just imagine it? Do you recite the jumon or do you think of the words only? Please share anything you think is relevant to this topic.

Bastemhet wrote:... Do you draw it in the air above the client? Do you just imagine it? Do you recite the jumon or do you think of the words only? ...

Generally:
imagine/visualise it
write it "in the air" (in the aura)
and
intone it (sometimes internally, sometimes out loud)

I like to do both for Usui symbols, in the air and imagining them. I believe it all lies in the intent, so whatever you choose is completely up to you <3

Rlei_ki wrote:

Bastemhet wrote:... Do you draw it in the air above the client?  Do you just imagine it?  Do you recite the jumon or do you think of the words only? ...

Generally:
imagine/visualise it
write it "in the air" (in the aura)
and
intone it (sometimes internally, sometimes out loud)

I was taught to draw them in the air
but either way works to bring clarity
to the intent of the images

i draw them in the air and watch them float 'in' to the client. sometimes i draw CKR over my dinner. somethings i stir a symbol into a coffee i made for someone (made with love)

sometimes i'm not even thinking about a symbol and one will appear in 3D form and do it's own thing while i observe. sometimes, i just recite the names (3x usually) and feel the energy change within my hands, and within the chakras.

sometimes i sandwich them together, sometimes i use them independently.

Carina_NZ wrote:i draw them in the air and watch them float 'in' to the client.  sometimes i draw CKR over my dinner.  somethings i stir a symbol into a coffee i made for someone (made with love)

sometimes i'm not even thinking about a symbol and one will appear in 3D form and do it's own thing while i observe.  sometimes, i just recite the names (3x usually) and feel the energy change within my hands, and within the chakras.  

sometimes i sandwich them together, sometimes i use them independently.  

symbols help keep us focused