Dear LifeNet Collaborators!

Weekly Meditations

After a long break it is time again to start our Weekly Meditations. At this point in our collaboration we have decided to be more flexible and offer different methods to work with. The Gaia messages received by Andrea, combined with meditations that Marko creates, are a language you are familiar with, in addition to the Gaia Touch body movements that Marko has created. Recently, in collaboration with the fairy world, Marko discovered a language drawn with one hand into the ethers, a kind of “hand written signs.” As we worked together last year, you will find a new package of Weekly meditations each Thursday posted on our web-site www.lifenet.si, which will include also some of these hand written signs, or “Kinesiograms.”

WE START ON THURSDAY; DECEMBER 8th!

We are grateful to our translators for translating the instructions and for their dedication to the LifeNet movement. Our gratitude goes also to Theresia who coordinates the flow of Weekly meditations.

LifeNet organization team

The Kinesiograms

We start with “hand written signs,” called “Kinesiograms” – meaning signs or gestures that move specific energies. Each week we will propose two or three of those signs that can be done daily as often as one decides to work with them. Be aware that the fairy (Sidhe) origin of the Kinesiograms empowers these signs to not only to work for the given individual but also for the Gaian universe as a whole. Please observe how this language works and share your experiences at our web-site www.lifenet.si

To draw the sign first assemble all five fingertips in one point – decide which hand you want to use. This is your “pencil.” The attached diagram shows you how to draw the kinesiogram in the space in front of you. Kinesiograms are constructed so that they can be drawn in a continuous motion as long as you wish, moving back and forth along the line.

The sign is best drawn with your outstretched arm but it can also be done closer to your body, or even in your imagination. The arrows in the diagram show the direction of your movement in one direction, and then continue in the opposite direction. Important parts of the kinesiograms are “dots.” You create a dot by stopping with the drawing for a split second, striking a beat, and then immediately continuing with the line. The dots are important for positioning your work into the universal memory.

Start at one of the dots of the Kinesiogram and draw the shape a few times in succession without interruption and in a solemn attitude.

First two Kinesiograms

Kinesiogram 1 celebrates the feminine divinity. Starting from the dot move first to the right and when you arrive at the dot again continue to the left, and so on.

Kinesiogram 2 supports peace within you and in the world. Starting at the dot the arrows show you how to move.