THE TEMPLAR DEGREE
The Templar Degree is the symbol of Oneness and the manifestation of Christ Consciousness into our world. The symbol was received through a transmission from the Ascended Master Sananda and Archangels Metatron and Melchizedek in July of 1998 by Reiki Master/Teacher, Darla Traylor. The attunement is to be shared with those Reiki practitioners who feel called to receive it. We extend our gratitude to the Ascended Realms for sharing this Divine symbol with us.
THE TEMPLAR ATTUNEMENT:
Each individual is anointed with the following oils in order as given on their 6th Chakra/Third Eye:
Spruce - Grounds the body, creating the balance and the opening necessary to receive and to give. Also helps to release emotional blocks.
Juniper - Evokes feelings of health, love and peace and assists in elevating one?s spiritual awareness.
Frankincense - Helps enhance one's communion with the Creator and promotes a positive attitude.
Myrrh - Promotes spiritual awareness and is a True Gift as given to the Christ child. When we open our hearts and minds to receive the gifts, they will be given unto us.
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While "ascension into Christ consciousness" usually takes a bit more effort than one attunement, the ritual itself is a truly glorious experience for any open individual. Whether you are left feeling very quiet and serene or utterly !transplendent!, this is truly one of the most positive experiences you'll encounter on your reiki path. I know that it was for me!! Much more work is to come, but it is, nevertheless, a POWERFUL affirmation of your intent!
AFTER HAVING RECEIVED SEVERAL DIFFERENT REIKI ATTUNEMENTS, I can now say with certainty that the Templar is by far my favorite! It has a calming quality and invokes such a peaceful and beautiful energy... this is a valuable stepping stone for any reiki practitioner!
The information on this page is the extent of the knowledge that I have to share on this wonderful attunement. There is little to know - but much to explore even so!