The 7 Essentials are special essences. This is how they work on a spiritual level. Just for comparison: flower essences contain the vibration number of the blossoms from which they are made. They work on an emotional level. The Essentials, on the other hand, work on a spiritual level, a level that is about awareness and the direct primal source. Micah made them, not so much for the individual human being, but for humanity. He saw that the civilizations that this world used to know and that had suddenly disappeared could teach us as humans so much about how we should deal with the world. He was still young when he already saw the state of the world, that people hardly know any civilization anymore. The 7 Essentials let man return to the foundation of humanity where inner civilization and inner wisdom belong, but also knowledge, because it is everywhere, you just have to be able to give it a shape. Omniscient knowledge. Compared to that, you can characterize our current knowledge as 'plastic', or 'fake'. This is about the truth!
The reason why you administer the Essentials to a client or to yourself is also different than with the flower essences. You don't do it about an individual problem or emotion you want to work on, no, with this you work on restoring the value that people stand for. For example, they can be used very well for people who have passed the Bach flowers. Or when someone is busy with the inner wisdom that he knows he has within him, but fails to develop. But those are just examples. You mainly administer it on intuition, assuming that every person walks his life path at his own pace. During the course of a therapy you will feel when it is good to prescribe them or to start using them yourself.
Inner wisdom
Machu Picchu, Peru, is known for the Incas. The Western world tends to condemn these people for their way of sacrifice, but it is better to open our eyes to their great wisdom. They lived in a very inhospitable area. The journey there is a very tough one. The Indians who built Machu Picchu only had a limited amount of resources at their disposal, but they nevertheless managed to create a thriving civilization. They even had running water! It is a very sacred and very powerful place. These people had an inner wisdom that we unfortunately no longer know today because we have become so far removed from our inner encyclopedia. This inner wisdom ensures that you can survive well.
Inner Compassion
The Taj Mahal has long been an object for couples in love. It is actually a mausoleum that one of the rulers of India had built for his late wife. It symbolizes the enormous amount of love and passion he had for her and materialized in the Taj Mahal. It was clear to Micha: he had to turn that into an essence. Humanity needs compassion and understanding for the other. Now impatience, hatred and envy prevail. This is not only reflected on a global or national level, but can also be recognized in corporate cultures. Let's have more compassion for each other!
Inner connection with all living beings (the god piece in everyone)
Uluru is the Ayers Rock in central Australia, or the holiest place of the Aborigines. It is the rock where all their ancestors live. This rock is actually not allowed to be climbed, but unfortunately many tourists do not respect this rule. For the Aboriginal people, the essence of the rock is their belief that their ancestors there will return to earth and interact with them. The Aborigines are a very wise people. Unfortunately, that wisdom has been grossly ignored by the Western world by allowing these people to be re-educated in white families in times gone by and thus depriving them of their self-esteem. They had to become 'white' and have 'white' thoughts. Originally, Aborigines live with and from the land, they have a great deal of respect for all living things. Essential 3 stands for the place where the connection with all living beings comes together. Essential 2 also stands for connection, but with the emphasis on compassion. Essential 3 is about realizing that you are not alone, but that you are always in contact with everyone. You see a lone large rock in the middle of nowhere that is completely connected to the rest of the world.
Inner civilization
Chichén Itzá was one of the most important Mayan cities. The Maya were on all fronts further in their development than we are at the moment. Think of healing, education, construction and power generation. They knew a very deep inner civilization and knew how best to run a civilization. The inner civilization is built from the culture they had and their know-how, everything was laced with civilization.
Inner dedication
The indigenous people of Easter Island are the Rapa Nui. The island used to be full of palm trees that produced coconuts in abundance. The civilization of the Rapa Nui grew and was characterized by the worship of their ancestors. They made for them colossal statues, which the island is full of. Most statues are four meters high, but one of the statues is even fourteen meters high. They weigh on average ten tons. Each statue symbolizes the inner dedication to make their civilization and thus their people great. They totally succeeded. Their civilization flourished to an unprecedented extent and the people grew larger and larger. However, the downside of this process was that their resources, such as water and food, came under pressure and gradually ran out, because the island is relatively small. Ultimately, the population died out. Dedication is what this island stands for. In our society, most people work mainly to earn money and they no longer know any dedication. This Essential was created to change that.
Inner survival and willpower
The special thing about the Egyptians is that they survived for a very long time in an environment that was not exactly ideal for building pyramids. They put it in the middle of nowhere. During construction, the population got their food from the banks of the Nile, which were known for their high food yields. Everything characterizes their enormous survival power, real willpower. Thousands of years later, the pyramids are still standing, aligned with the stars of a constellation. They are powerful examples of inner survival. They give people inner survival power. This is not about surviving on, so to speak, dry bread. No, this is a mental issue that revolves around perseverance!
Inner evolution
This essence has to do with love and respect for all living things. It was created by combining all six Essentials with each other and has the effect of vibrating loose what is attached to emotions and associated patterns at a deep level. Micah made this essence because it is no longer possible to physically visit Atlantis, because this realm lies on the seabed. It was once a Utopia on Earth, where there was no war, hatred or other negative expressions. The population had undergone an inner evolution, as a result of which they no longer needed it. By combining the six previously created Essentials, Micah knew he had landed on Atlantis. He describes how it works: “At every stage of your life you enter a different room, but you will first have to organize the room before you can open the door to it. Sometimes people can't find that door. With Essential 7 you speed up that process and you can start developing yourself.”
The Seven Essentials are not just essences. They have a lot to do with the 'Oerbron', and because of that they can work extremely intensely. Now, "primeval source" may be a somewhat vague concept for some and it is not so easy to explain. In fact, the bottom line is that there are no words to express this understanding. To give it a try: it is about civilization from the core. From the Source. Again, these are just words and the Seven Essentials go way beyond that.
Micha Meuwessen therefore advises to use your feeling when choosing this essence. He made these essences because he saw that the world is going backwards very quickly because people know less and less civilization. According to him, this leads to overexploitation of the earth and misuse of its generous gifts. The living environment of everything on earth is being poisoned. Micha therefore sees it as the highest priority that awareness starts – an awareness that you as a human being already carry with you in essence, but which needs to be awakened.
A good example is a comparison between shaping your life and building a house. For the latter, make sure you have the right building materials available, such as concrete and mortar. In addition to the walls and windows, it is also important that you place a roof on it. When the house is finished, you can use graffiti to cover the exterior walls or apply a subtle coat of paint. It's a choice. This way you can build your life with everything you need to function in society: education, work, your family and friends. You can add that you curse through life or that you always have a warm word for the other person. There is always a choice.
Micha advocates going back to the foundation of humanity, that is the place where inner civilization and inner wisdom also belong. Knowledge is everywhere, but the art is to concretize it, to give it a shape. Knowledge ensures the construction of various connections in your brain so that cells there work together. Because you need connections to contain knowledge.
An example of how one of the Seven Essentials works is that of the Taj Mahal, which stands for inner compassion. When you see how people treat each other, you notice that whoever does something for someone else usually expects a favor in return. This pattern often takes place even on an unconscious level. "The sun rises for nothing" is a well-known saying. According to Micha, we have overshot our goal as human beings in this. For example, we repair cracks in the house when we should actually be tackling the foundation. These deep thoughts led Micha to create the Seven Essentials. And in his opinion it is high time, because values and norms are crumbling at a rapid pace. So much so that humanity is engaged in self-destruction. There is hatred, misunderstanding and lack of passion.
Micha noticed that when he asked people if they enjoyed their work, he invariably received the answer that they certainly had not, but that they wanted or had to earn money. It became clear to him that those people had taken the wrong turn in their lives. Then the thought came to him to make something that works on the foundation of being human. It was September 2010.
The 7 Essentials are special essences. This is how they work on a spiritual level. Just for comparison: flower essences contain the vibration number of the blossoms from which they are made. They work on an emotional level. The Essentials, on the other hand, work on a spiritual level, a level that is about awareness and the direct primal source. Micha made them, not so much for the individual human being, but for humanity. He saw that the civilizations that this world used to know and that had suddenly disappeared could teach us as humans so much about how we should deal with the world. He was still young when he already saw the state of the world, that people hardly know any civilization anymore. The 7 Essentials let man return to the foundation of humanity where inner civilization and inner wisdom belong, but also knowledge, because it is everywhere, you just have to be able to give it a shape. Omniscient knowledge. Compared to that, you can characterize our current knowledge as 'plastic', or 'fake'. This is about the truth!
The reason why you administer the Essentials to a client or to yourself is also different than with the flower essences. You don't do it about an individual problem or emotion you want to work on, no, with this you work on restoring the value that people stand for. For example, they can be used very well for people who have passed the Bach flowers. Or when someone is busy with the inner wisdom that he knows he has within him, but fails to develop. But those are just examples. You mainly administer it on intuition, assuming that every person walks his life path at his own pace. During the course of a therapy you will feel when it is good to prescribe them or to start using them yourself.
As a child, Micha was already different from the other children at school. He was highly sensitive and, as is so often the case with such children, he was bullied. That was one reason he didn't like school. The other reason was that he just didn't find what he was learning interesting.
In high school, he thought there must be much more to life than what he was presented with. He thought it was all so artificial. And he wondered about everything what really was the truth. Even now, he still asks himself that question regularly when he hears news reports. He once read an article about extraterrestrial life. It was stated that the National Security NSA in America has released under pressure that they have had contact with extraterrestrial life. For Micha it is clear: our society is built on fiction. It used to be said that the church was omniscient, but that time is gone forever. In 1867, James Clerk Maxwell mathematically described the AM frequency. It was not until 1887 that Heinrich Hertz showed the AM waves in his laboratory. This discovery allowed people to learn about what was happening on the other side of the world.
When Micha extends that fact to the present tense, he comes to the conclusion that humanity is being deprived of a lot of information. Nowadays everyone has, so to speak, all information at their disposal, but that information is screened. The further time goes on, the less access we have to real information, so about how things really work. The bottom line is that people end up in a kind of fear and insecurity box. And that while the reality is so great and people should have the right to discover their own part in life.
For these reasons, his view is that the time is now ripe to make 'real' knowledge public: knowledge about who we really are and where we come from. Just like when man got a radio for the first time and became more aware of the world around him. A similar process is now needed again, but with different, real information.
The Seven Essentials are about the 'truth', as Micha received it at the seven wonders of the world. He expressly says that it is not about the buildings themselves, such as the Eiffel Tower or the bridge over the Po. Those are just technical feats. No, the wonders of the world are about the intention with which they were built. They are characteristic of humanity. And that's the reason he wanted to work with it. Moreover, he knew that he could achieve what he had in mind: greater awareness for humanity. For this he uses the gift with which he was born. For example, as a child he already knew when he met others whether they were pure in their intentions or not.
Incidentally, special gifts are a property of his family, because his grandfather was able to perceive nature spirits in the garden and was very connected to them. His grandfather already said to him in 2004: 'Micha, use your gifts for humanity, because it is in you.' That message set something in motion for Micha. Not consciously at the time, but later on. Now it has become natural for him to do this work and he thinks it's great what he can achieve with it. Through his grandfather's message, he has become aware that what he can create affects people so much that they benefit, both physically and spiritually. They are not stopgap solutions along the lines of 'there's a crack in the wall and I'm going to close it'. No, with the Seven Essentials you go back to basics. Micha indicates that his entire intention is aimed at humanity and that he does not always have to get something in return. It gives him a lot of satisfaction when he makes something that someone else can use so much.
One of the reasons he started studying quantum physics was the element of spirituality it contained. That was unconsciously his great guiding principle. The bridging of the material to the unconscious is present in quantum physics and can also be demonstrated. Micha expects that the evidence will come closer and closer. We always learned that every action has a consequence, and that there is always only one possible answer. That idea is outdated and we can find it in nature. Nature consists of what you see, but also of what you don't see. Just like emotions: they are there, but you don't see them.
Based on this idea, Micha makes essences. He also made Maan, one of the Star Remedies. Of this he says: "The moon shows itself so clearly, I know it shows what is deep in the soul."
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