The 72 Names of God: Healing Codes for Sacred Living

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A mystical place exists in the Universe where way-showers visit. Their visits occur in dreams, meditation, and contemplation. In the realms beyond Earth-time, these dimensions of higher consciousness present gifts for humanity to enhance living in matter. As a traveler through the dimensions, I am grateful to be a recipient of many modalities for healing and guidance from the realms of Spirit. I am an energy healer, a spiritual counselor, intuit, teacher, minister, and author. I most certainly give honor to the gifts the Shekinah has provided to me to pass on to others, such as yourself.The Timeless Cryptograms of Healing (R), guide the way to higher consciousness and experiences of the mysteries active in our daily life. These sacred images support our human endeavors Spiritually, Emotionally, Mentally, Physically, Ego-wise, and Soul-wise. Several years ago, the Divine Feminine inspired the vision of sacred cryptograms in my dreamtime. In more recent years, She urged me to explore the gifts inherent in the Hebrew 216-Letter Name of God divided into 72 individual names. She directed the creation of cryptograms for each one. Please refer to "About the Author," to learn my story of becoming a cryptographer for the Divine.The 72 Names of God, derived from the 216-Letter Name of God, have existed for thousands of years. Ancient Hebrew Mystics revealed them. Divine inspiration led Moses to identify these names while studying the Zohar 11:51b. Other scholars recognize the same information in Exodus 14:19-21, when written in the Hebrew or Aramaic languages. Hebrew theologians conclude that Moses used these names to part the Red Sea, as well as to rule and meet the challenges he and his people endured. The secret mysteries of supernaturalism allowed Moses to break the yoke of human limitations. Moses passed this wisdom on to future generations.I received guidance to place each Name of God in the cryptograms you will see and use. CD recordings and Divination Cards can also enhance your use of the cryptograms to feel the mystical vibrations of Source that move through the currents of Sound and Light.As you review what the Names of God offer for healing and enlightenment, consider the remarkable balance the Divine offers and has offered for countless years through these iterations of sacred names revealed through Divine Guidance. Moses discovered these ever-present gifts. Over the centuries many scholars, religions, and healers aware of the miracles within the 72 names, continued to pass them on for generations. What mysteries and healing qualities of these cryptograms will you explore?Merely viewing the cryptograms with an open mind and heart results in relaxation, balance and activates Light and Sound. Adding the orchestration of tuning forks increases the vibration. As if by magick, the cryptograms evoke the Inner Healer. Balance, health and success are experienced.The Timeless Cryptograms of Healing (R) in this book represent the tip of the iceberg. Since 2013, the impetus to create hundreds of cryptograms consistently arises in my dream time, meditations, and when contemplating healing for a specific person. They are miraculous. They are timeless. They are the very active energy of the Light and Sound of Source.Each cryptogram consists of the three Hebrew Letters that represent a Sub-Name of God. Each letter corresponds to a specific musical tone. In addition to the tuning fork related to each letter, an additional fork stimulates the pineal gland. The I AM fork strikes the others to create an orchestration of tones and overtones within the Oneness of the Universe. Seed-like vibrations of potential that help achieve healing and enlightenment are imbedded within each individual. The sight and sound of the cryptogram activates these seeds to grow and expand. The orchestra of Light and Sound initiates the power of the Name of God, and harmonious waves of healing and balance.

Katherine Bell has been writing since she could put pen to paper; making sense was a later development. She started work on her first novel at age 14, but never got brave enough to submit anything till well over a decade later. In the meanwhile, she wrote a short story that has been published in a local Southwest Georgia competition and several poems that were published on a larger scale. She also has written a great deal of fan fiction, most of which can be found online.