About This Course
To embody lovelight and become a master of the universe, we align ourselves with source yang and yin, and become a channel for unlimited reservoirs of lovelight, cycling life-force directly into our mind, body, and spirit. Connecting to this source love allows infinite energy to flourish, removing us from our self-imposed limitations, and letting us become our true self, love.
In this course, I will outline the 5 steps to becoming a master of the universe, following the 5 steps by Mantak Chia in his books. Merging Mantak Chia’s steps with my explanations of integrating love and light into the body, I will show you how to let love balance you, transform you, and unlock your chakras as you release your shadow self to become the purest force in the universe, lovelight.
Following these steps is very important to safely deal with the energy of the universe. Without learning to first conserve and balance chi, you will have many problems as you increase and start to manifest your energy. Avoid the complications and do it right from the start!!
The Steps
1. Conserve Lovelight (energy)
Stop wasting your energy.
2. Balance Lovelight
Let love heal you.
3. Transform Lovelight
Turn negative into positive, dark into light.
4. Increase Lovelight
Get to Super Sayain Level 1.
5. Manifest Lovelight
Let your love overflow into constructs, healing, and more as you unlock your chakras and realize your destiny as the one.
I will show you the way, but to walk the way is up to you. This is not a workbook nor a walkthrough guide to becoming a master of the universe, it is an outline of the steps with brief explanations. It is the first step in your journey, the map to your higher self.
The most important four words in this course are “love is the key”. When you turn on your love you will be brought to the light that will guide you on your journey. Trust no lower than pure light, seek no higher than love.
If you are new to Chi, and need help feeling it and understanding it, here is a more basic course I made on the topic.
