Hands of Light – Guide to Healing - Soul Circles

45 HANDS OF LIGHT
mark, and then disappear again. When you continue
this observation and expand your vision,
you will begin to see that the whole field pulsates
in a synchronized rhythm. On sunny days
these tiny balls of energy will be bright and
move fast. On cloudy days they will be more
translucent, move slowly and be fewer in number.
In a smoggy city they are fewer, dark, and
very slow moving. They are undercharged. The
most abundant and most brightly charged globtiles
I observed were in the Swiss Alps, where
there are many bright sunny days and the snow
covers everything in thick drifts. Apparently
sunlight charges the globules.
Now shift your gaze to the edge of treetops
against the blue sky. You may see a green haze
around the trees. Curiously, you may also notice
Figure 6-1: The Effect of Lapis on Plant's Aura
that there are no globules in this haze. But if
you look closer, you will see the globules at the
edge of the green haze changing their squiggly
pattern and flowing into the aura of the tree,
where they disappear. Apparently the tree's
aura is absorbing the tiny globules. The green
around the tree appears in the leafing stage,
during spring and summer. Earlier in the
spring, the aura of most trees has a pink-reddish
hue, similar to the color of the reel buds of the
trees.
If you look closely at a house plant, you will
see a similar phenomenon. Put the plant under
bright lights with a dark background behind it.
You may see lines of blue-green flashing up the
plant along the leaves in the direction of growth.
They will suddenly flash; then the color slowly