For the rhythm of thy breath is the key of knowledge which doth reveal the Holy Law.” Teachings of the Elect – Book #4 “Breathe long and deeply, that the messenger of Air may be brought within you. No matter how these words are translated, they simply refer to an unseen force or power with in us. In many traditions, breath and spirit are the same. The Hebrew word ‘ruach’ and the Greek word ‘pneuma’ also translate as both spirit and breath.
The English word ‘spirit’ comes from the Latin word ‘spiritus’ or breath. Focused breathing has been used for centuries to help connect the conscious and unconscious mind.īreath plays an important role in communication with the Divine because it is the breath or spirit within us that connects us to every living thing. When you begin to do breath-work, you may find you have greater recall of dreams and easier access to altered states of consciousness.
Some traditions use breath as a tool for disciplining the body and accessing the inner spirit.
While these traditions can help set the proper atmosphere, there is another activity that may be even more beneficial in opening the lines of communication with the Divine. As the scents and sounds are carried through the air, they transform the space around you and help amplify the strength of your thoughts and feelings. Adding incense, oils, music or nature sounds to your spells and rituals can help you create an ‘air’ of magic and put you in the right frame of mind to talk to a higher power. In many rituals, the element of Air is represented by aromatherapy or music. But how do we incorporate the element of Air into our work with the Divine? If you need help with issues related to communication, wisdom or the powers of the mind, Air is the element to focus on. This article contains excerpts from Talking to the Goddess by Kardia ZoeĪir is an element through which you receive information about the world around you. Seek her then and draw deeply of the healing draft which she doth offer thee.” Teachings of the Elect Book #4 Patiently she waits for thee to leave the dank and crowded holes of the city. “ In the midst of the fresh air of the forest and fields, there shalt thou find the messenger of Air.
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