I would say energetic arms, or limbs. Like the kind of thing used to do chakra work, energetic balancing and so on.

Multiple limbs could also refer to the attainment on mastery of the some of the many limbs of yoga.

Buddha is said to have been an avatar of shiva. I heard that buddha did yoga for a long time, then figured something was missing from the practices who participating, and went and sat and meditated for ten years to discern what was missing. He then come back with much wisdom. Buddhism evolved from the wisdom buddha brought from the mind yoga, but left out the physical yoga he he did to be able to do the mind yoga on such a high level.

Having all the energy channels open and flowing I am sure is a key to eternal youth. Just look at a baby, anything it feels flows, and clears so that new feelings can do the same. Babies experience full joy and full pain and can go from one to the other in seconds. When they feel hurt they express it, and same for joy.

Also babies are much more in tune with their needs then most older.

Energetic arms is a phrase that I have not run across before. Interesting.

They do work really good for waking up one's chakras. My energetic arms just whoke up this week so I really have not much experience with them or what all one can do with them. It is intersting how much balance and energy they add to things when one brings them into play around the front of one's body.

love,

sunny

That is interesting about Buddha. In Indonesia statues of Buddha are always set above one's head and no one's head is to be above Buddha's head. What is cool about that is that there is an area outside of ones body that when activated stimulates the pituitary gland. That area is from the top front of one's forehead foward and up at a 45 degree angle and ends at the enterance to the Divine. So a person looking at a statue of Buddha will automatically stimulate that area and live longer.

Which is also why the unicorn is a divine, immortal and a magical creature. Its twin horn is attached to the entrance to the Divine.

to be continued...

Another interesting thing about Buddha is that if one feels Buddha's bun resting on the top center of their head they will over time begin to experience bliss because of the effect on one's "autonomic nervous system" when they stimulate that area that is above the top center of one's head.

Which is also why Shiva wears his hair the way that he does. What Buddha did was to simplify things even more.

The Fae wore a wreath on their head. And Jesus had His crown of thorns

All of these do the same thing. The wreath actually stimulates the area just above the top center of one's head. Opening the lotus flower on top center of one's head if they include the tiny root under it also does the same thing. If one wears a turban and meditates on it it will do the same thing.

Love,

sunny

Guys life's little chores are taking me off of the internet for awhile. I am not gone, I am just absent

Love you guys!

sunny