Having received regular Maharishi Light Therapy with Gem treatments here in southern california ( http://www.socalgemlight.com/ ) either twice or four times each month since my first treatment last march in 2012, I can safely say that, yes, it is a powerful treatment modality for improving consciousness and creativity, and the "light beamers" are laser penlights -- thus, the light passing through these gems is very coherent (unlike ambient lighting from any other source). I've had a ritam experience, one time, plus some kundalini awakening later on after that particular treatment. Also, I'm the last person to notice that I'm transcending during the treatments. I usually have to infer this from the fact that my experience of myself is so naturally transparent that I don't realize that this transparency is truly my Self. These gemlight treatments are very empowering to the mind, so that care and consideration given to one's thoughts, speech, and action is a very good idea since they can materialize.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante wrote: > > On tonight's (MON Feb 2nd) Global Family Chat on the Maharishi > Channel, they talked about the new light/gem therapy in Maharishi > Ayurveda (the first line of Rig Veda says that agni/fire is the > source of gems, gems are described in the Vedas as the "Radiance of > God" -- Charaka Samhita says gems are second in treatment value only > to mantras, and gems are ahead of herbal treatments). They use some > sort of light (frequency depends on the gem involved, amethyst, > emerald, etc -- seven types of gems used all told) in a flashlight- > type device which shines light through 12 gems set in gold. The light > is flashed on the palm of the hand (some of the photos in newspaper > articles show people getting the light beam on the forehead even > though the Raj people only talked about palm application), and people > are reporting good experiences (some expansion of consciousness, > healing of injured area, etc) in the 300 treatments at the Raj to > date. The light is supposed to act on the "light body" of the > recipient, and although there are side effects like healing, it's > basically designed to remove obstacles to enlightenment values more > than just wearing gems, with the goal of letting celestial light fill > the body. In Switzerland all the HMOs pay for this therapy up to 80% > of the cost of treatment. Ayurveda recipes including powdered gems > are legal in Germany, but not yet legal in the USA. > > "There is no inside or outside. The same light inside, the same light > outside." >
