what is initiation of the body?

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What is your understanding of the meaning of "initiation of the body"?

Great question!

In 2.4 Ra equals initiation to purification. And in 2.3 they say that initiation is progressing through various distortion leavings. And in 106.3 they say that Carla is beginning what may be called initiation which in her case meant - releasing toxins (water was helpful in this process). So my understanding is that initiation doesn't happen suddenly or at once, in most of the cases at least, but is a gradual process of distortion leavings so that purified light of the Creator may be "channeled" more and more through the entity.

I'd like to hear anyone who may have experienced it. Would the "enlightenment" (I can't think a better term) experience through meditation be considered a form of initiation of the body? Would the atunement in reiki practice be consider a form of initiation of the body? Or does it have to be some form of death-like experience? 

"Enlightenment" is a opening of the gateway to intelligent infinity. I believe that if the entity is not balanced and initiated when opening this gateway it is a risk for this entity to become very imbalanced, perhaps even in some cases "insane" or sick. But in some instances, I've experienced intense energies, more pure than my body, rushing through me, and in those instances I felt how my heart for instance was beating too hard, I also experienced shortage of breath and dizziness. That is because the body was not used to this. It has not been purified to "channel" these higher energies yet, and it has not been initiated step by step into this. Therefore, there was some resistance in the body when these energies were rushing through it.

I don't know about reiki but in 57.24 Ra does mention resurrection when speaking about Queen's Chamber effect and opening the gateway. But one experiences death and re-birth every day when for instance going to sleep each night and waking up in the morning to a new day. There is death and re-birth of your cells in your body every day, but without your conscious awareness. But there is also a feeling of death and re-birth in some instances, when one is sick for instance and then gets healthy. These are amazing experiences sometimes, when one feels to be awake as a new entity to a new life, full of energy and strength. But the feeling of those "deaths" is not pleasant at all. And in my experience, initiation of the body has never been pleasant either. On the bright side, when the body is purified and initiated, the healing of some both accidental and long-term injuries can be instant or very fast; in some cases even "miraculous". I also needed a lot less sleep than I usually do. It feels also like being high inside, but without taking any chemical substances. And you just run around like an "energizer bunny".

How could one recognize that the body has been through such an initiation process?

Well, when it's finally done, and I'm talking about step by step experience, you will notice new things that hasn't been there before. I think it's unique for each, some examples *may* be: need for less sleep and food, healing of both old or new injuries, ability to breathe as "one being" (difficult to explain this one). But you need to pay attention to your own self and your own body. Become more and more aware of it and its functions.

Would such an initiation result in one gaining special abilities, such as clairaudience?

I'm not sure if an ability like that has to do specifically with body initiation. Special abilities are rather gifts that one has brought with itself into this incarnation, and once the initiation starts of both mind and body in the first place, these gifts are perhaps brought into manifestation more and more, as one seeks the One Creator, and centers more and more upon this seeking.

I would like to hear the understanding and experiences with regard to this topic, the more specific the better.

Many thanks!

It's fun that we can share our experiences, but I believe it is also important to remember to not to compare, as each experience is unique to the self. What have you been through? Would you like to share what prompted you to post this thread?

You're welcome and thank *you*! This was fun!