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Energy Clearing Miniseries #8
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Clearing your Energy through your Senses: Sight
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If you looked carefully at the graphic in Energy Clearing miniseries #7, you would have noticed that it didn’t just deal with sounds. There were also shapes and colors on it as well.

Scientists have long studied the effects of different visual characteristics on our psychology and physiology, mostly colors.

Some colors make it more likely for babies to develop colic (chronic crying). Other colors make it more likely for you to feel hungry or satisfied (McDonald’s is famous for making use of this). And certain colors make Olympic strongmen physically capable of lifting more or less weight.

It should be no surprise, then, that visual images have a strong effect on our energy.

Not only does our vision specifically detect energetic characteristics like the frequency of light (color), but we process by far more visual information than any other sense: over 89.2% of the information we process from our environments is visual.

But it’s not just color that affects our energy. Shapes, designs, and symbols can have a strong effect on our energetic flow.

There are countless energetic symbols that date back throughout history and to ancient civilizations. There’s sacred geometry, Euclidean geometry, Diatonic ratios, Fibonacci geometry, Reiki symbols, and many, many more.

All of these symbols can help clear energy.

But I’m going to stay true to my word and only present that which I have truly studied and mastered: that which came out of Ancient China and was passed down in one of the oldest texts in history, the YiJing 易經(also known as the I Ching).

Click to reveal a little more background info on the YiJing and its Hexagrams

Written in about 2800 B.C.E. by Fu Xi, the YiJing is one of the oldest classical Chinese texts and perhaps the oldest surviving text to discuss Qi (energy).

Originally, the YiJing consisted of eight trigrams. King Wen later combined the eight trigrams into 64 hexagrams. The teaching as we know it today contains the original eight trigrams, the 64 hexagrams, and the writings of Fu Xi, King Wen, the Duke of Zhou (King Wen’s son), and Confucius.

The 64 hexagrams represent various stages of change that all things in the universe undergo. It is a 64-bit code by which the universe communicates, much like the 64 bit machine code that computers use to communicate.

There is a fascinating exploration of the 64 bit hexagrams and DNA which can also be coded into 64 bits. That’s way beyond what we’re going to use the hexagrams for, but if you’re interested in learning more these two books are excellent:

I Ching & the Genetic Code: The Hidden Key to Life
DNA and the I Ching: The Tao of Life


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There’s a lot more I could say about the YiJing, but let’s get to the practical stuff.

Similar to a horoscope, all of us were born under one of the 64 hexagrams. In this context, the hexagrams are symbols that describe and embody the energies that make up your root constitution.

Staring at your birth hexagram meditatively helps clear your energy and bring out the energy of your true, highest self.

It’s so effective that I had mine professionally painted and hung it on my wall so I can stare at it for a few minutes each day.



(my personal hexagram, #20)


Now, I doubt you’re ready to have yours painted and hung on your wall, so I’ve found a decent free resource for you to find your personal hexagram. It’s the best one that I’ve found that doesn’t require signing up or jumping through any other hoops.

Before you click, though, I recommend that you DO NOT fill in the optional hour and minute fields.

To accurately make use of those, they would need the coordinates of your birth place and the time zone you were born as well. Since they don’t ask for it, it won’t be accurate at all.

>>>Find your own personal hexagram here:
http://www.i-ching.eu/iching_birthday_analysis.htm

Ok, so go ahead and look up your birth hexagram. Once you know which one it is, do a Google image search for your hexagram.

For example, mine is 20. Kuan – Contemplation. So I look up “20 Kuan Contemplation hexagram and many images of the hexagram come up.

Print it out or save it on your computer and stare meditatively into it for at least 5 minutes a day.

You may start to feel a little dizzy or light-headed. You might feel some buzzing or tingling. But even if you don’t feel anything, your energy is being balanced and cleared into your constitutional expression.

That was a long explanation for such a simple exercise!

Try it out. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it!

Kane