After the group leader feels enough time has passed in the meditation he/she will guide you out of the meditation. Then the group leader will go around the group and ask what you saw or any messages you received in the meditation, this is where you give any messages or visions you may have seen. What’s unique about this symbol is that the area of the square and the circle are the same and they share the same center. The square symbolizes the material realm and the divine masculine energy whereas the circle (which has no beginning or end) represents the spiritual realm and the divine feminine energy. The merging of these two energies is the basis of all existence. Maiden: Represented by the waxing crescent moon. This phase symbolizes purity, youth, new beginnings, growth, and rejuvenation.

You’ll notice the circle appearing, therefore, in countless spiritual traditions; below are just a few examples. 1. Yin and Yang Between you decide on about 6 things you would like to try, understand or develop. You may find that they are things that one of you know about, so you can take it in turns to lead the sessions. Examples are, healing, crystals, card reading. Please avoid advanced subjects in the beginning. Our recommendation would be to avoid attempting trance, automatic writing, astral or etheric projection (out of body experiences) and anything remotely resembling a ouija board to begin with. It has six intersecting circles along with one circle in the center and an outer circle that encapsulates all other circles. This makes it a total of seven circles within, encapsulated by one circle. The seven circles are said to represent the Biblical seven days of creation. Also, each circle is interconnected, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all things and the unity of the universe. All the above may very well support, introduce and reinforce you to Spiritual Mediumship. You can get a to be able to give readings without attendance in a circle I will accept that. But you cannot reach a level of adequacy to call yourself a Spiritual Medium. Full Stop. Humans have recognized, since ancient times, the spiritual significance of the circle; it is, as many philosophers stated, the most perfect shape. Again, it has no corners, no beginning nor ending.

Circle Symbolism in Astrology

Since the circle has no beginning or ending, we could say that the circle represents our souls’ immortality, as well. Indeed, both birth and death are merely transitions; they are not final or “total” in essence. We move through life cycles of birth and death, but death is not an ending. Like the circle, our existence can never come to an end. 6. Circle represents the power of simplicity

Teaching, discussion, and guidance first and foremost. However, this should not be the primary activity. If you get more than one meeting in a row with nothing practical, then walk away. How to ground yourself and open and close is lesson one. If this is not even mentioned on day one, then again walk away. Beginning with the Fruit of Life, if you draw a straight line from the center of one circle extending to the center of each of the other 12 circles, repeating that step with every circle in the Fruit, you’ll have created Metatron’s Cube. This shape signifies Archangel Metatron, who is said to watch over the ebb and flow of the entire Universe. It is said that it is best to draw Ensō at the moment when your mind is completely uninhibited, swiftly and effortlessly. Naturally, this takes some effort and practice – both in terms of the spirit and the hand movements. Flower Of Life

Circle Symbolism in Religion

About 15 minutes of sitting, relaxing, feeling, listening, seeing, tasting or tasting spiritual promptings - using our inner awarenesses

Native american tribes create sand mandalas as a way to connect with the spiritual realm and invoke healing energies. Most people often have a fear of going to a group as they are unsure of what happens so this is an example of what to expect at a development group, again different groups may do things slightly different the example below is based on the SNU church I used to go to.The circle at the center symbolizes oneness, one God, or source energy that binds everything together. It also symbolizes the sun as the giver of life. The four straight rays from each side of the circle represent the various quadruplicities of life which are as follows: If you’ve studied spirituality, you probably already know that the human body contains seven chakras– which are spinning wheels, or circles, of energy. Yet another way in which the circle appears in spiritual tradition. Each of the seven chakras aligns with both a part of the body and a segment of our mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness. As such, these spinning circles of energy are vital to reaching our highest potential in this life on Earth. 26. Mandalas Circle mandala Most importantly, for the question of "why this way?” we would say that the spiritual way is the next level of progress. If you are ready, it should feel right in your heart and mind. In addition the wheel, is used to represent the various cycles of existence that happen in sets of three, some of which are as follows: