Kofutu
Spiritual Healing
and
Personal Growth Access deeper levels of spiritual understanding through
the use of Kofutu symbols. Classroom and home study courses
are available. Learn Kofutu techniques that help you to heal
yourself and to heal others
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Kofutu
Explained
Kofutu is a self-development
and spiritual healing system based on the use of symbols. Kofutu
symbols allow individuals to access their inner resources in order
to accelerate growth,
discovery and healing.
Kofutu is not a substitute for individual
effort on one's personal journey. Kofutu enhances a person's ability
to release any non-productive energies that have created or encouraged
disharmony in body mind, spirit or material life.
The disharmony released need not be limited
to physical illness or disease. It may be emotional stress, problems
in relationships or careers, financial difficulties or anything
in a person's life that is contrary to harmonius flow.
Who Is Using Kofutu?
People in all walks of life are using
Kofutu. It can be used for oneself or for the benefit of others.
A Kofutu healing takes only minutes and is easily integrated with
other growth and healing methods and concepts.
In addition, many professionals are using
Kofutu in their practices. Doctors, nurses, chiropractors, psychotherapists,
massage therapists and other holistic practitioners are using
Kofutu to enhance their clients' spiritual healing and growth
process.
How Does Kofutu Work?
Anyone can learn to use the Kofutu techniques
because the healing action emanates from the use of symbols rather
than from the healer. No prior knowledge or experience with spiritual
or psychic healing or growth concepts is required.
In Kofutu Touch Healing, the hands are used to connect the energy
inherent in the symbols with the energy channels in the body.
This process can bring immediate inner centering and release from
pain, both physical and emotional. It usually produces a deep
sense of relaxation. The Kofutu symbols allow growth and healing
to be unaffected by the healer's state of health and well-being.
Kofutu Absent Healing does not require
the physical presence of the healing recipient. There are a variety
of techniques for facilitating healing for individuals, groups,
animals, plants and machines. There are also provisions for healing
the planet and promoting world peace.
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Jinma:
A Meditation for Growth
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This meditation technique is offered
to those who choose to use it free of charge. Anyone using this
technique assumes all responsibility for the use of the symbol,
the technique and the decisions involved in working with the meditation
process. Meditation, by definition, is the inducement of an altered
state of consciousness and should never be done while operating
a vehicle or machinery or in any situation where full conscious
attention and focus must be maintained. The meditation symbol
may be downloaded for your own personal use. This symbol may be
shared with others as long as the full text of the meditation,
including this paragraph, accompanies the symbol. This symbol
is the copyrighted art work of Frank Homan and may not be used
in any form, or included in any media except as stated above without
the prior written permission of the artist.
The symbol above, called Jinma, is a
symbol of growth and personal development. By using Jinma as a
meditation device you can accelerate your personal growth and
spiritual development. Like all higher consciousness energy symbols,
Jinma acts from the inside out. This means that the growth it
promotes will come gradually and gently and will act over a period
of weeks, months or years. As you work with the energy of the
symbol, the acceleration becomes greater, but always at a level
that is in your best interests.
The most effective way to use higher
consciousness spiritual energy symbols like Jinma is to gradually
make them a part of your being and consciousness. Over a period
of weeks, months or even years, the continued meditation and contemplation
of the symbol will become so much a part of your own consciousness
that it will begin to present itself to you in your mind whenever
the timing is right for personal energy enrichment.
Given below is a method of meditation,
but this is only given as a possible alternative if you have no
meditation technique which you currently use. There are many valid
methods of meditation, this is just one simple method. If you
currently use another meditation technique which allows the incorporation
of spiritual devices like Jinma, you may simply use Jinma in your
current meditation integrating it in any way you wish. Another
way to use Jinma is to simply place it somewhere that it will
be seen often. It is best not to place it someplace where it is
likely to become the subject of discussion and debate (like work
or the living room or in your car). Choose a location where you
will see it often, but where most others will not. If you are
going to successfully integrate it into your consciousness, it
is best kept as a private matter. Since the point of using symbols
like Jinma is to allow the stimulation of spiritual consciousness
from beyond a place where the ego can influence, intellectual
discussion and debate tends to greatly lengthen the time it takes
for the symbol to work. In fact, a heated or emotional discussion
can sometimes subvert the growth benefits of symbols.
Remember, this is a spiritual, not a
psychic symbol. This symbol should never be used as a method of
projecting energy at yourself or anyone else. See the discussion
on personal growth.
Spiritual symbols are used to "allow" whatever is in
our highest and greatest good. Spiritual symbols should never
be used to "pull" or to try to "force" something
to happen. An important part of spiritual energy work is trust.
A Meditation Technique
The following simple meditation technique
can be used in the absence of other techniques. There is nothing
special or astounding about this technique. It is very simple
and very basic. Consider this a no nonsense, no frills meditation.
Follow these 7 steps.
1) Find a place where you can be alone
and undisturbed for 15 to 30 minutes. The quieter and more peaceful
the "space" you create, the better. There doesn't have
to be anything fancy about the place, even an old rug in the corner
of a basement will do.
2) Sit comfortably in a chair, or on
the floor, or cross legged. It is better not to lay down, since
it is easy to fall asleep.
3) Take a few deep breaths. Breath in
through the nose, out through the mouth. The breaths should be
deep, but comfortable. Do not force an uncomfortable expansion
of the lungs.
4) Allow your mind to clear itself of
stresses, worries, anxieties and so forth. This is a special small
bit of time, just for yourself, to experience peace, growth and
renewal. Leave all other energies and considerations aside for
these few minutes.
5) Look at a picture of Jinma and be
receptive to what it has to tell you, show you, or impart to you.
Resist the tendency to want to analyze it, classify it or quantifiy
it in some way. Just allow it to be there with you as you would
invite a friend to sit with you and share a moment of peace. Say
the symbol's name (Jinma) slowly and carefully 3 to 7 times. Pronounce
each syllable as a separate word (Jin Ma).
6) Close your eyes and let the image
linger in your mind. Be receptive to thoughts and feelings which
might emerge, but do not try to seek them out. Resist the tendency
to try to analyze what is happening. As much as possible, try
to be an empty container into which spiritual energy can flow.
You may find yourself drifting away, drifting into thoughts, or
becoming analytical. You may also find yourself losing track of
Jinma. When any of these things happen, just gently and non-judgementally
bring yourself back to the Jinma symbol. You may open your eyes
to look at a picture of the symbol whenever you need to.
7) After 15-30 minutes, slowly, gently
bring yourself back to the external world. Touch the chair or
the floor, open your eyes, speak out loud. As is true with any
meditation, it is best not to jar yourself back to normal consciousness.
Don't suddenly stop, jump up and take off to your next task or
activity. When you feel that you are fully conscious and alert,
the meditation is over.
This meditation can be safely done everyday.
More than once per day is probably not going to increase the benefit.
Meditating as little as once per week will yield definite benefits
over a period of time. Be patient, don't expect dramatic results
quickly. This is a process, an investment in your spiritual well
being. You may also find that the feedback from the meditation
does not come at the time of the meditation itself. Some people
will experience the feedback in the form of dreams, or flashes
of insight during the day. The best approach to spiritual growth
meditation is one of open trust, patience without any specific
expectations.
Tamarasha
Tamarasha, as a symbol, represents the essence of self-development
consciousness. The ascended Master, Tamarasha is the Keeper of
the Symbols and the source of the entire Kofutu System of Personal
Growth.
Personal
& Spiritual Growth
Everyone is on a personal growth
path!
There are two basic types of personal
growth; active and passive. Anyone striving to be a better person
no matter what they call it, prayer, meditation, or just wanting
to be a better person, is on an active growth path. People who
are not concerned with this area of life and prefer to just live
their life as it happens are on a passive growth path. Even people
who are anti-religious, anti-social, anti-spiritual are on a personal
growth path, they just don't acknowledge its existence. Even if
someone seems like they are learning nothing and fighting life,
they are still learning and growing on some level of their being.
The active growth path.
If it's true that we are all on a personal
growth path whether we know it or not, then why would we choose
an active path? The answer is that life in the the material world
has one great advantage over life in the non-physical world. We
can change the nature of our energy very rapidly in the material
world.
Because the material world is filled
with all different levels of energy all at the same time, and
because the physical, emotional
and intellectual bodies act together
as a buffer which allows rapid changes in states of consciousness,
we can advance in spiritual consciousness extremely rapidly as
compared to the slow and gradual growth that is possible in a
strictly spiritual form. What we can accomplish in terms of personal
evolution in a single lifetime could far longer in non-physical
form
Kofutu's Role
Kofutu's role is to provide a means of
helping people on an active growth path to accelerate and facilitate
their spiritual journey. Because Kofutu can reach directly into
the feelings and mentality, it can bypass the ego which is the
main barrier to active growth. Growth takes place at a level which
cannot be manipulated or inhibited by the ego or other forces
of the material world..
