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Your energy is your true fortune

Spiritual alchemy is unique to each person. And because it’s the foundation for anything you set out to do, it requires energy.

Your personal energy is stored in your chakras on all planes, and is evident in all elements: spiritual, mental, emotional and physical. You definitely miss having your energy if it’s drained or depleted. So what do you do to restore it?

What you need to replenish your power

First, understand the major role your chakras and endocrine system play in regulating your personal power. Then learn simple measures you can take, and some changes you can make, in your personal habits to restore or recharge your personal power.

These would include but are certainly not limited to the more well-known techniques for chakra clearing and balancing through energy healing, meditation, yoga, T’ai Chi Ch’uan or other practices.

Much teaching on spiritual and energy balancing has been recycled so far from the source it neglects to integrate with other simple but important aspects of empowerment. Similarly, most works on alchemy, law of attraction or metaphysical manifestation techniques don’t emphasize the aspect of even needing personal energy in the first place.

They are missing the point, because without enough personal power you can’t even begin to create. No matter how much you ‘believe’ or how hard you ‘visualize’, you need pure energy.

Any esoteric youth secrets revealed?

In my last article I mentioned a method I use to replenish my energy. If you’d also like a simple program to make the most of your precious endocrine-chakra system, I recommend regular practice of Tibetan yogic exercises.

My personal favorite resource is, unfortunately, an out of print text from the 1940′s that started a revival of this ancient practice. The original text was eclipsed in the 1980′s by a hugely popular abridged version by another author who claimed association with the originator.

I found the original text on these exercises about 11 years ago, and faithfully practiced them within the short time recommended by the author. That change in my personal routine alone restored my energy. My routine continues to help me maintain energy reserves important for empowerment in all planes, and enjoy life more fully.

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The good news is that this simple original version is now available as an eBook.You can readily find the commercial, ‘copycat’ text, but I prefer the pure unabridged version. And the eBook is a faithful, true reproduction of that version with the Tibetan rites and diet.

I like the package because, among many other surprises, it includes animated diagrams to help you learn the postures. Look for other classic and current material too.

But please don’t let the ad throw you off. It emphasizes how the program, which is designed to reverse the causes behind aging and it’s effect, will supposedly make someone look younger. That would be only a plus, in my view. My experience is that the system’s true value lies in how it makes me feel.

Bottom line? I would recommend this eBook even if I was not an affiliate (and I am). It has the out of print manual and comes with lots of bonus materials, it’s affordable and has a money back guarantee from the seller. Here’s my link.

Are you ready for the next step?

To recap, in this series of articles on personal alchemy, I’ve talked about how to eliminate blocks to personal power, and how to integrate the healing of their cause. In this article I’ve shared how I replenish energy.

Putting all of this together is so important, not only for your spiritual alchemy, but also for your health and vitality. All of this is essential for your alchemy to create.

So in my next article in this series, I’ll also discuss ways to fireproof your newly gained personal power.

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“Sorcerer’s Apprentice”, classic scene on untrained personal power from the classic Disney movie, Fantasia:

My previous articles in this series on Alchemy:

• Doesn’t everyone do this?
• Your energy creates alchemy

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