Manual for Inner Harmonization

By Falco Tarassaco

A complete illustrated manual, which introduces a meditation technique to improve self-perception and perception of the world, through which the body becomes a tool to put you in contact with your inner self, your energy and the energy of the universe in which it participates.The simple and immediate experience of sound and movement leads you to awareness of the harmony between the physical dimension and the deepest part of us, opening the way to complete expression of the human being as a magical three-dimensional design, able to live with awareness and joy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Mar 23, 2017
• ISBN: 9788899652463

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HARMONIZATION

INTRODUCTION

Inner harmonization - or meditative harmonization as it was originally called – is a meditation technique, putting you in contact with your inner self and your energy, through conscious use of breathing, sound, movement and color. It was conceived in the seventies by Falco Tarassaco, Damanhur’s founder, and further developed in subsequent years by his immediate students, now teachers and instructors in their turn. It is usually taught and practised on three levels: on the first level the goal is sensitivity and the energy exchange within a group; on the second, the focus is on the individual, and the third explores our contact with living beings different from ourselves, such as animals, plants and natural forces.

In Damanhur we say that human beings present a magical three-dimensional design; starting from the assumption that magic is the art of acting on events and things without the limits imposed by matter, a design is magical insofar as it is able to express this power, by connecting to the laws that govern life in the universe and operating through them.

Our body of flesh and bone responds to the laws of time, of cause and effect in a straight line, always right to left, our total being, on the other hand, is linked to the wider laws of life, based on the infinite connections that bind all forms in the universe, with which it can learn to interact.

Each of us is a microcosm, a fractal of the universe, with which we share the divine matrix, orientation and energy. By acting on ourselves, exploring ourselves, we in fact embark on a journey of awareness that goes beyond us and propels us towards the knowledge of the essence of life in the universe.

In Harmonization, the knowledge of our subtle level is essentially perceptive, experiential. Every part of our energy body is involved in the practices of inner harmonization until it comes out cleansed and re-balanced. A thorough study of our subtle physiology is not necessary and could even be misleading, as it would be theoretical knowledge in the context of a discipline which is above all empirical in its approach.

To practice Inner Harmonization it will be enough to know that we have an aura around us, an energy halo extending from our skin outwards for about a meter which represents the door between us and the environment. We will also need to know the position of the seven chakras along the vertical axis of our body – as stated by many ancient traditions – and that the eighth chakra moves to overlap the various chakras in turn and gives them energy by catalyzing their functions. Lastly, we will need to be aware that the microlines connect each individual to the energies of the native environment at the time of birth and improve the flow of thought energy within the individual, in a similar way as the synchronic lines do for our planet.

As Inner Harmonization is essentially based on perception, what matters is not so much bringing a cultural focus on the nature and stimulation of the chakras or the aura, but rather being able to focus on what is happening inside us as we perform the various practices. By perceiving ourselves and our action-reactions, this allows us to expand the knowledge of ourselves, which is the basis of all paths of meditation.

The universe is composed of a single energy and a single great consciousness, so it has a fractal structure that is, in its turn,