Kira Kira means “shiny shiny” in japanese. I was invited to make a Sharing Day focusing on the bottles B103 – B107 and which would consider particularly the significance of the shiny top fractions. Kira Kira became the title of this special one day event held on 14 October 2010.
There is often a mixture of nervousness and excitement that accompanies the opening of a new subject. The process begins with not knowing and leads to the emergence of new ideas and understanding. This course was no exception and the picture that emerged included crystals, Archangeloi, Quintessences, the shadow and the Alchemy set. It also included a review of the history of Aura-Soma and a sense of the movement into the future. It was very exciting and i learnt a lot from it. There was even a little healing process in the middle of the day when we used Quintessences following the Alchemy set section.
If you have not seen the Alchemy set they are a special set of bottles which look like Equilibrium but feature a unique set of transformed colours and their own numbering system A1, A2, A3 etc. Here is a picture in case you have not seen them before.
The Alchemy Set. photo courtesy of Susse Smedes, Stefano Botti and Francesca Michaela
This blog is not the place to go into all the details of the Kira Kira day – for that I would invite you to the next presentation. However here is one observation which was unique to this first event.
Return of the light
The starting point of the day’s presentation was one of the key Aura-Soma sentences about these shiny fractions: that they represent “a protection for the light”. A protection which appeared as a consequence of the appearance of the shadow in the deep olive of B102.
It was amazing to me then that this Kira Kira day should coincide with the return to the light of the Chilean miners who had been buried in darkness for weeks on end. A return to the light that was part of the global consciousness as it was broadcast around the world. What a happy synchronicity!
