Openhand diads...searching for the hero within
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One of the most powerful processes we've developed for the 5GATEWAYS work, is the "Openhand Diad". It's been influenced by Zen, but with its own unique way of expressing. It takes people deep into unconscious or repressed karma, unleashes and unwinds it so the soul can emerge beautifully through.
Here's a snapshot from yesterday.
The diad begins with meditation. The channel creates a strong flow of energy. The intensity is empathic, and deeply activational...
Participants touch deep inner consciousness, then express from that place to unravel... 
Activating aspects of soul are attuned through emotive music, breathing and dance... 
It takes you into deeply serene places...
Always plenty of time for hugs!...
Each diad always has an energy of its own, and very much guided 'through the ether' by the divine - the flow connects the dance of souls and decides how best to unravel individuals and the group.
Yesterday saw benevolent divine intervention in classic style, with the music literally picking itself. Somehow, as I touched my phone, the song "Search for the Hero", picked itself, which encapsulated the perfect mood to complete the diad. It reminded me of a similar event several years ago on the last day of a 5GATEWAYS gathering. As I arrived at the studio that day, I was seeing the number 22 everywhere on number plates and plenty of little white feathers. 22 is a significant number to me, speaking of twin flame energy, and also angelic. There's a special forces unit in the UK called "22 Special Air Service", which I've readapted to "22 Special Angel Service"! I call on them when some real support is needed. On that day, as I was playing the final song on my little laptop, my attention was drawn to the screen with 22 seconds to go of the track. At which point, the computer literally 'jumped' and started playing "Angels" by Robbie Williams! It was a stunning way to conclude. Yesterday was equally divine. So I felt to leave you with the track and great video from "M people"...
Search for the hero indeed!
Open ![]()
