WHEN YOU WORK with these symbols, draw them in whatever way is the most comfortable for you. There is no “wrong” way to draw them, so I will not give any drawing directions. They can also be simply visualized or imagined and then “sent” to wherever they are needed. Saying the name alone as a mantra works as well. Intent is the most important factor here. Also remember that you can work with Amara without using any symbols at all. There are no set rules or limits. The symbols can simply help one to better attune themselves to Amara, giving the person a more tangible connection to the energies and consciousness. The connection is always there but for some people symbols help to experience the connection stronger.

Each symbol discussed here is very fluid, constantly moving, revolving and evolving. The images shown below are more like snapshots of the symbols’ core essences so to speak. Each symbol rotates and as you apply them, it is recommended that you also intend them to rotate. The direction of the rotation does not usually matter as they actually rotate in all directions at once. They are not three-dimensional.

Quite a few Amara symbols have very similar properties with each other. The unification of polarities seems to be a re-occurring theme. It is good to remember that the symbols are multidimensional, which means they work in many different layers of our psyches. They all work in slightly different levels of being so to speak. Another common theme seems to be the serpent. It has been a symbol of wisdom, eternity, healing, mystery, magical power, and holiness throughout most of the ancient non-western world and this
is what it seems to be symbolizing in Amara as well.

The Amara Symbol for June is:

Io

IO'S SYMBOLS: two entwined Ouroboros serpents, golden and silver, circling a triangle/pyramid holding inside a rainbowlike vortex and infinity.

The Ouroboros is an ancient symbol seen throughout different cultures in Earth’s history. The serpent devouring its own tail symbolizes the cyclic nature of the universe: creation out of destruction.

Io has two Ouroboros snakes entwined, one masculine (golden) and the other feminine (silver). This represents the merging of these polarities. It is an act of creation bringing forth a remembrance… an
initiation to a state of being where the male and female are unified, healing the perceptual split between the two.

Io can be helpful when working with sexual abuse, shame and guilt related issues. Io also facilitates the ascent of kundalini along the central spinal channel and helps us to accept our sexuality.

You can draw (circle + triangle + infinity + rainbow vortex) this symbol into the sacral, heart and brow chakras and then intend to rotate (see illustration below).

Io~
Rotated Form

If you have any experiences with Amara that you would like to share, please contact me. I would love to hear about them.

Please remember that this system is still in its early stages of development. There is a lot more to come as Amara keeps unfolding.

We appreciate your interest and involvement in bringing
through these new and exciting energies!

 

© Omar Antila, 2005

Editor's Note: This concludes our showcase of Omar and Nichole's Amara Symbols. We hope you have enjoyed this series and will visit their website (listed below) for more information.