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Chinese Myths
I am a mother of four in my mid 30′s and I have been told that I have some psychic abilities, mainly psychometry, paranormal, and lately remote viewing. Things come to me in the form of pictures in my mind, feelings and impressions, and sometimes sounds. I typically get them when asked to focus on specific objects or events. I clear my mind, think of the question or object and this blog is an example of what I get. This blog is a way for me to organize all my thoughts. Q. Hi! I love reading your blog and comments! There are three Chinese myths / beliefs that I’ve been curious about:
Seven month ghost festival – the one month in the year when the gates of heaven and hell open and spirits wander the lower realms. Does this actually happen, is there any validity to this?
There is some validity to this. I see that hundreds of years ago this day was declared sacred because it celebrated a death and life of change. There was some kind of energetic rebirth that people of a higher spiritual state of being connected to. In celebration and respect of this “energetic shift” this time was reserved and celebrated yearly. It is celebrated on a specific day, however, I see the “energetic shift” as a floating event that occurs “around” the same time every year. There is some kind of planetary alignment or constellation present signifying the actual event.. People that are very spiritual see this death and rebirth as an opening to lower and higher vibrational beings until the cycle of rebirth is complete- they see and feel the energetic beings walking the earth until they move on to where they are better served..
A baby’s first month is spiritually unclean (something to do with the spirit of the baby cementing during this time??)… Attending the celebration or eating food from the celebration can cause all sorts of bad luck to the person .
I see that they believe the soul and spirit are somewhat two different things. The soul gives you life and you are born with it, but the spirit (who you are, good or bad) is something that is ingrained in the baby during the first few weeks of life.
They feel that who ever the baby is around, or the energy around the baby can alter their spirit and make them good or bad. The reason it is considered “bad luck” to eat food there is because the energy presence is very critical, energies are heightened, and the possibility of an energy transfer (they feel) he highly likely. Beings that are like “energy vampires” are present (they think) at these festivities, and not just the food, but the festivity itself is viewed as negative (and makes a person vulnerable),
Wearing / carrying a pomegranate leaf can ward off harmful spirits, bad Luck and all things spiritually negative. Is there any truth to this? Does the pomegranate leaf have some sort of special vibrational frequency that does this?
Thank you!
Pomegranates and their leaves in general are versatile and helpful with different health ailments. This was known by ancient Chinese people that practiced medicine. I see in some situations the use of pomegranates and/or their leaves could even save a persons life. I see them feeling lucky (or thankful) to possess the leaves or the fruit because those items were viewed as a positive (and a valuable) thing to have. The positive traits of them caused them to be viewed as a ”good luck” item. Then I get the analogy that pomegranates and their leaves are viewed how many people see a “lucky rabbit’s foot” today.
And that is all I have for this reading. Thank you. Love and light-
Source: http://psychicfocus.blogspot.com/2015/04/chinese-myths.html
