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Dakini is the feminine balancing energy of the new era that creates the foundation for internal and external balance.
She elevates our energy permanently both individually and collectively. She is a catalyst for revitalizing and harmonizing the relation between spirit and matter.
Dakini represents the wisdom of emptiness and compassion. She is a bodhisattva who helps us to "remember who we are," and enables us to hear the softly calling from Shamballa, which is our inner center of pure being.
Dakini means "one who goes on or in the sky / skywalker”.
Healing with Dakini;
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helps you to recognize, accept and release limiting patterns emotionally and mentally.
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elevates your energy permanently and strengthens your life force.
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helps you to "remember who you are" and reunites you with your soul.
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activate your ability to self-healing, restores the cells' ability to communicate and rebuilds what is out of balance.
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dissolves fear, trauma and old rigid structures.
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balances your masculine and feminine energy.
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free you of limiting karmic structures.
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activate your dn and expand your consciousness.
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leads you into a state of unity and wholeness.
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open your heart and develop your compassion.
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cleans and protects heavy / dark energies.
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helps you gain insight into and live out your life's mission.
When you receive healing with Dakini - the new era balancing energy, you will establish a stable connection with your individual frequence of your spirit and with exactly the frequencies of light and information that activates your highest potential.
For most peopl it is a profound and life-changing experience.
*A Bodhisattva ("one whose essence is Bodhi") is in Buddhism a person who has dedicated himself to helping all beings realize their buddha nature, ie. obtain full enlightment.
The word is often used for a category of beings who themselves have attained full awareness and thus can go into one of nirvana, but still chooses to incarnate on earth to help others to enlighten-ment. The term is also used on the historical Buddha, Gautama Buddha, before he achieved this insight.
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