The Supreme Rulemaker

A remarkable thing about reading Serge's Huna books is how inconspicuous extremely powerful techniques look.

So one of the things that are good to do every day is clearing- the second principle of Huna, kala. Gathering up and getting rid of ideas and energy that doesn't work any more.

My main way of doing that for a long time was a technique I learned from a channeled extraterrestrial being called Bashar. It worked so well I adopted it to Huna- just as one is encouraged to do. You find something that works, you make it part of Huna! I usually do the adopting by trying to simplify it, but in this case, it was already so no-frills I didn't need to. The basic idea is to ask yourself what the belief is that is the reason you feel something- usually a longstanding negative emotion. The idea is that once you bring it out into the open, it becomes clear to your ku that it's a bunch of nonsense, and it dissipates.

Not bad.

So after my upteenth re-read of Serge books, in this case 'Instant Healing'- I discovered this inconspicous little technique that goes like this:

So all kala starts out by you feeling bad in some way. If you're feeling great, you don't need the kala, right? But, you can also feel bad on purpose just to get the growth by raising your standards of what feeling good means to you. Either way- your bad feeling will manifest itself somewhere in your body. Muscle ache- shoulder tension- stiff hips- something. Emotional aches and physical aches are the same thing, just at different stages. So let's say you have some kind of knot in your back.

So it's always good to get as much information as possible about the condition you want to heal first. What does it feel like? Is it dull? Is it sharp? This is very much like the Zen idea of just experiencing something without judgement- but the difference is, you will then do something about it as a second step, instead of just letting it take care of itself.

Okay, so let's say you took a few minutes to experience what your knot feels like. Let's say it's sharpish and still partially dull and tender and it kind of feels like a bruise. You don't need to go into all that much more detail- just a general description of it is perfectly good enough. What we are doing is clearly phrasing a problem, because it's a lot easier to deal with it when it's clearly drawn out, for focus.

So you ask yourself then- which rule do I have in my ku, my subconscious mind, that gives rise to this feeling? Physiologically and metaphysically, every emotion you have is your experience of the frequency you are vibrating at. You have your basic source of energy, which is your breath- oxygen entering the body and burning food, but also energy that comes into being straight from your own higher self. This energy flows through you, and you can make it flow more by breathing deeply- that will give you more oxygen, and also give you a larger flow of higher self energy. Both.

So whatever energy intensity you have, the frequency pattern, the quality of the energy, that's determine by the thoughts you have. The basics are determined by your big and basic thought chunks, your beliefs. And the details are filled in by whatever happens to be on your mind at the time. So if you're an avid Huna practitioner, you're going to put as much on your mind that you want to be there on purpose, just be generally paying attention to your thought, and also more heavy duty rituals like the Haipule and its components, affirmation visualization and ritual.

But this might run into some friction if your new ideas don't work well with beliefs you hold more habitually, and that's where kala comes in. Often, aches and pains come up when you give your life a new direction using Haipule, and all the methods of energy focusing (makia).

Okay so you have your ache, and you know that the reason it feels that way is some kind of thinking causing your energy to vibrate in that really quite painful pattern. Your goal is to make it stop. Just like with the bashar method, your first step is to find out which belief is causing the painful pattern. And to do that, you just ask yourself. But there is a little twist- sometimes it's good to look at your beliefs as rules. It's the same thing, but it neatly emphasises the beliefs function- the general basic limits of what is true. So you phrase your question that way.

Hey ku, what rule is causing this feeling we just outlined there?

With a little practice you'll get an answer right away- your ku catching on that you are getting rid of painful ideas will make it very cooperative, because, after all your ku is motivated by escaping pain and getting pleasure. And getting rid of terrible ideas is very pleasurable physically.

But if your ku doesn't trust you because you've been critical a lot or it's just very confused, it might take some patience to learn. Patiently explain, like you would do to a kid or a pet. Hey ku- listen up, I'm going to ask you what caused this ache, and I'd like you to just tell me. I'm going to blank my mind a bit and I'm going to consider the first thing I think about as my answer, and I'd like you to handle that. And the point is we are going to change the rule and into something that feels good. Ready?

And then just try a few times and kind of see if you can make the room for your ku to do it. First thing that comes to mind- no controlling the answer, it should flow freely. If you get nonsense that's fine- just ask again- ku I didn't understand that, it doesn't seem related, can you try again please?

So just keep trying and prodding until you get a clear, concise statement. Don't be surprised if it's quite horrible- the world is full of very unfriendly beliefs in its present state. The point of transformation is to get rid of them. This is what we're doing. But be brave- it's good to face things that aren't workable and change them. So if your ku gives you ideas that are aggressive, suicidal, hateful, self-denying- don't fret. It's good to hear them. The point is to change them.

So once you get the gist of what your ku is telling you about the thought complex- the rule- that makes you feel like that- then, you speak with authority.

Speaking with authority is a really great shamanic trait. Principle number 6, mana- be confident. Since according to principle #1, whatever you think is true is true, and #7, whatever works is true- well by golly you can just say so. But you have to act the part. And this little gem I found in 'Instant Healing' is the best way I've ever found to do that.

So you hold in mind the painful little emotional ache, you hold in mind the rule that caused it, and say to yourself:

As the supreme rulemaker, I declare this rule null and void. The new rule is: And you fill in the positive opposite of whatever the old rule was.

So if the old rule was that you're a bad person, possibly the worst in the world- you can fill in that you're the best in the world, but that still implies a contest, so maybe the true opposite is that simply you are great, a great person. Then tell your ku- as the supreme rulemaker, you decree that the new rule is that you are great, this new rule is in effect and the old rule is null and void.

Note the special legalistic language. Supreme rulemaker. You are decreeing something. The old rule is null and void. It doesn't get much more cancelled out than that, now does it? The new rule now exists, and it's in effect. This language is exactly what speaking with authority is about. There's just not a lot of conceptual wiggle room there at all. This language implies that it's there to be followed.

And that's exactly what your job as a thinking, conscious mind (lono) is. You direct your ku. And you direct it with love, toward love, and always towards your and its greatest fulfillment. But you're not wishy washy about it. There is no on the one hand or the other hand when it comes to negative, unwanted painful patterns. Those are to be cancelled out, now. With great clarity and great power and confidence.

May you use this to make yourself well- and have fun with the process on the way. Yeah, you can have fun with your generational misery- there is no rule against it. Enjoy!