The universe answers our thoughts in the form of images or even symbols
Omens and symbols are always talking to us provided we are listening. Our soul is connected to the larger bank of universal wisdom. Our subconscious thoughts, feelings and prayers communicate without a verbal language to the universal wisdom and the universe is always demonstrating the principle of as above so below… So each time we put our trust and ask the universe to guide us, it responds. Not always in words, but in symbols — through signs, pictures, visuals, graphs, even sounds.
Most spiritual healing systems have taken conscious shapes and hence come to life. When some soul was sincerely seeking for answers, highly evolved spiritual symbolic codes arrived in human consciousness to spiritually empower humanity.
Examples of these are the runic alphabets, the tarot, magnified healing whose core purpose is to support spiritual strength in difficult times and show the way to healing a situation.
Each time we focus on something, we empower its existence. As Indians we are familiar with cultural symbols and our life is full of powerful symbols like the Om, Swastik, Shree Yantra, lotus flower, Trishul and mandalas.
All over the world, each cultural system evolved spiritual symbolic codes to remind us of divine energies resident in our expressions enabling us to honour our connections.
These symbols can be used in homes and offices to enhance the energy they carry, or they can be worn as sacred jewellery. When needed one can meditate on them and these symbols can be drawn or painted to activate what you seek from them.
Also, if a sign or symbol appear in your visibility, they are often communicating to you and if a symbol appears thrice, it is a strong message for your subconscious. So pay attention. If you are unclear about what they mean, listen to your intuition or meditate to interpret for you or seek an intuitive expert.
THE UNIVERSAL SYMBOLS
● Om is the master of all symbols and mantras. It connects us to the infinite source energy. Symbolically, it represents cosmic oneness and when used as image or a mantra, it replenishes the soul with infinite love and provides inner harmony.
● Star of David or the shield of King David has mystical roots in Judaism. It symbolises the union of the divine with man or the union of active or passive principles of life. It is the supreme symbol of harmony, wholeness and balance. It is largely used to protect one’s energy field, to enhance meditation practice.
● The Swastik is an auspicious Hindu symbol. It is symbolic of the creator God Brahma. It is the harbinger of luck and well-being. It is usually used to mark new beginnings.
● The spiral is one of the oldest symbols used for spiritual work. It is most easily found in nature both in the plant and animal kingdom. It is the universal sign for the cycle of life, death and rebirth. It facilitates understanding the nature of change and acceptance of change.
● The Taoist yin and yang symbol speaks of absolute balance and coexistence between the masculine and feminine energies. It explains how each contains the seed of the other, and how they are mutually interdependent to generate balance and harmony in the universe.
