Sei He Ki

The meaning of the Sei He Ki symbol

Sei He Ki has the general meaning: “God and human become one.”

How it works

It creates a connection between the higher self, the mind and the unconscious.

Areas of application (selection)

• Calming the mind
• Making contact with the inner voice
• Gaining clarity about unconscious mental patterns
• Deprogramming mental patterns

This symbol for mind and emotions brings brain and body together. It helps people bring the mental and emotional causes of their problems to the surface and release them.

Many people gradually become aware that much of our suffering is rooted in mental and emotional imbalances of which we may not even be conscious. The symbol helps bring the subconscious and the physical level into harmony.

This symbol can be used to support emotional and mental healing. It balances the left and right sides of the brain and gives peace and harmony. It is also very effective for relationship issues. The Sei He Ki symbol can also be used for various difficulties such as nervousness, anxiety, depression, anger, sadness and similar states.

Some uses:

The symbol can be used to support healing from drug abuse, alcohol, smoking and similar patterns.

Sei He Ki can be used to support weight loss.

The symbol can be used to find things you have misplaced. Draw the symbol in front of you and ask for help in finding the object. Then let go of the attempt to find it. The answer will appear soon.

Sei He Ki can be used to improve memory while reading and studying. Draw the symbol on each page as you read it, with the intention of remembering the important parts.

Add the symbol when you give healing, either in person or at a distance, because it can support the healing process. Many physical problems have mental or emotional roots.

Further information

The mental and emotional symbol, Sei He Ki, is connected with Yin and Yang and with the balance between the two hemispheres of the brain.

The left part of the symbol represents Yang and our left hemisphere of the brain, with logic, structure and linear thinking. The right side of the symbol represents Yin and our right hemisphere, with imagination, feeling and intuition. When you stand facing another person and draw the symbol, the Yang part of the symbol lands on the right side of the recipient’s brain and the Yin part on the left side, which helps balance the two sides.