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Asimaya: what it does and why a technique was given at all
Mind & psychology

Asimaya: what it does and why a technique was given at all

Frederick asks what the Wonders observe in his use of Asimaya, partly because he has promised to write a testimonial and finds it hard to testify about something not tied to cause and effect.

They see expansion, growth, a blossoming of his energy and vitality, a greater connection with those around him, and his mind beginning to get out of the way — though he is still using his mind and trying to figure it out, when there is nothing to figure out.

Asimaya, they say, is a technique that lets the mind go to sleep and thereby opens the connection to the essence of everything.

People who regrow nerves or limbs still use their minds; they simply believe differently, unaware that beneath all belief lies the awareness that they are energy.

Frederick too could grow another limb, except that his mind will not allow it — it perceives that two arms are enough.

What Asimaya does is give the mind something to do while the true self connects and chooses to expand or heal.

They admit they chuckled when giving it, since no technique is necessary to heal, but the mind requires one: every healer, doctor, psychiatrist, alternative practitioner and yogi uses a technique.

Simplifying it to just the word works, but performing the actual technique connects the dots in the mind more strongly, breaking down the mind's sense of limits so it can recognise its full power as a tool and then step aside.

The word Asimaya itself was chosen to reach the base core of awareness in every human being — a state predating the mind's dominance — running right into the DNA and atomic substructure, and they confirm that some of Frederick's choices would not have been made without it.

Other modalities such as Reiki and the Radiance Technique access the same universal energy but through many more filters and in a far more defined and limited way; a Radiance treatment takes an hour, Asimaya two minutes.

Had they simply said 'stand there and allow energy', nobody — not even Frederick — would have done it; the technique is a door he can open and walk through.

Session 8 — March 2009 · original position 01:45 · 12:40 excerpt
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