The Matrix of Magic – David Crow, LAc

The Matrix Of Magic – David Crow, LAc

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Experience deeper levels of healing by revitalizing the spiritual dimensions of your being by activating your prana and qi with essential herbs and oils.
Discover a complete system of study and practices based on millennia-old lineages of medicine, meditation, and mysticism.
Receive simple and direct ways to perceive how the body is a matrix of cosmological energies and terrestrial elements animated by nature’s profound evolutionary intelligence.

The healing potential of plant medicine is far greater than a take-this-herb for-that-symptom approach…

The powerful life-force energy — known as qi or prana — within the plant, within the medicine, within YOU, and within the world around you, is working synergistically to produce the result you desire (and even more than you dreamed possible).

Medicinal plants are also rich in different forms of life force, which can give powerful support to your meditation, yoga, and Qigong practices.

When you take a drop of a herbal tincture on your tongue… rub a drop on the bottom of your foot… inhale the aroma of a healing essential oil from a diffuser… you’re experiencing healing from a botanical remedy — and the healing “agent” in these remedies is qi.

In Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, qi and prana are the basis of diagnosis and treatment. In yoga and meditation, they’re the basis of spiritual practices and transformation.

Qigong and other forms of energy medicine are so powerful because they energize the prana body, or the body made of qi.

And in all of these ancient lineages, health, illness, and consciousness are perceived as processes of life force — and rooted in the interplay and balance of the elements, the essence of the sun and moon, and the evolution of spirit within matter.

In other words, your body is a matrix of all these cosmological energies and terrestrial elements…

The Matrix of Magic offers you a complete system of study and practices based on millennia-old lineages of medicine, meditation, and mysticism. This 8-part program provides simple and direct ways to help you perceive how your body — and its complicated matrix of energies — are animated by nature’s profound evolutionary intelligence.

Over the eight weeks, you’ll discover how to have a deep, meaningful, and sustained internal relationship with the intelligence of nature as it operates in your body and mind.

And you’ll discover that by learning how to tune into this energetic interplay, you can have a much more powerful healing experience through your use of botanical remedies — and a profound means for complementing and enhancing your contemplative practices and deepening your spiritual life.

You’ll discover that through greater awareness and understanding of the life force of the natural world and within you, you can better support your health and wellbeing, increase your self-knowledge, gain insights into the current conditions of life, and find greater inner peace… as your true spiritual nature and deeper cosmological identity is revealed.

From classical Asian medicine, you’ll learn that there are five classifications and types of prana operating at all levels of your body and mind — from physiological functions to states of consciousness to the flow of time and the cycle of birth and death.

And you’ll discover that this knowledge, perception, and understanding of the nature of prana is synonymous with spiritual evolution, and that it can be a basis for making healthy lifestyle choices, managing stress, and even better understanding the karmic and ancestral influences in your life.
During this powerful 8-part program, you’ll also discover:

How perceiving our cosmological nature can transform our consciousness and self-identity both individually and collectively
The applications and benefits of energetic and elemental awareness for your health and wellbeing
How to use herbs and aromatherapy to complement and enhance contemplative practices
How to study different levels and types of qi using meditation
Meditations to understand ancestral qi
Identifying and treating the most common form of qi stagnation
Meditations, herbs, and essential oils to deepen awareness of prana and support its functions
The best herb and essential for deepening awareness of each of the 5 pranas
Mindfulness methods to enhance perception of prana in plants, foods, and the environment
Meditations to become aware of the nature of the “mind-stream” and its relation to formation of the Self
The most important herb and oil for each of the 7 tissue levels
Meditations to become aware of the link between your heart, sense organs, and the arising of the world in consciousness
The most important herb and essential oil for each of the 5 digestive fires
How rejuvenating the body can help you overcome karmic obstacles
How nutrient essence is the basis of immunity, contentment, fulfillment, and spiritual evolution
The lunar aspect of plants, and herbs for supporting the fluids of the body
And much more…

Meet Your Master Guide

David Crow, LAc, is the founder of the highly respected essential oils company, Floracopeia, and one of today’s greatest synthesizers of wisdom lineages regarding plants. He’s studied medicinal plants in their environments all over the world, conducted extensive research on their healing properties, and immersed himself in ancient healing lineages for more than 30 years.

In The Matrix of Magic, David will share theories and practices for cultivating greater awareness and understanding of the healing energies within botanical remedies, our bodies, and the Earth and other planets by experiencing them through meditations, a more conscious approach to using medicinal plants, and a deepened relationship with the natural world.

If you choose to take this journey, you’ll experience a profoundunderstanding of herbs, aromatherapy, and cosmology.

By understanding plants in this way, you open up a more dynamic relationship with your energy systems. You cultivate more prana or chi. You harmonize your bodily energy. You rebuild your immune system.

This reawakened relationship with the plant kingdom will help you grow deeper roots for holistic living, allowing you to better navigate health crises, aging, and even grief and loss.
What You’ll Discover in These 8 Modules

In this 8-part transformational program, David will guide you through the fundamental skills and competencies you’ll need to have a deep, meaningful, and sustained internal relationship with the intelligence of nature as it operates in your body and mind.

Each training session will build harmoniously upon the previous one so you’ll receive a complete, holistic understanding of the practices, tools, and principles based on millennia-old lineages of medicine, meditation, and mysticism. This course will provide simple and direct ways to help you perceive how your body — and its complicated matrix of energies — are animated by nature’s profound evolutionary intelligence.
Module 1: Introduction to the Matrix of Magic

Chinese, Tibetan, and Ayurvedic medicine are rich repositories not only of ethnobotanical knowledge for healing the body, but also of spiritual practices and mystical insights from the cultures they evolved in. Along with the lineages of yogic and contemplative disciplines of its time, classical Asian medicine explored and recorded the subtle energetic systems that lie at the interface of body, mind, and spirit.

This course is a complete system of study and practices based on these millennia-old lineages medicine, meditation and mysticism, that offers simple and direct ways to perceive how the body is a matrix of cosmological energies and terrestrial elements animated by nature’s profound evolutionary intelligence. As we move through the various stages of study and contemplation, we will find that these ancient concepts have valuable applications for health and wellbeing, increasing self-knowledge, giving insights into the current conditions of life, and finding inner peace through understanding our true spiritual nature and deeper cosmological identity.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory:

The source lineages for the course
How the body is a matrix of universal elements and energies
How we can learn to perceive the matrix of energies and elements
Why it is important to develop knowledge and awareness of these subtle yet powerful forces
How perceiving our cosmological nature can transform consciousness and self-identity, individually and collectively
The applications and benefits of energetic and elemental awareness for health and wellbeing
The primary goals and objectives of the course

Practices

Overview of the types of meditation practices in the course
How we will use herbs and aromatherapy to complement and enhance the contemplative practices
Simple preparations to maximize learning and enjoyment from the course

Module 2: The Intelligence of Creation
The Nature of Prana

The concept of prana, life force, is central to all yogic, meditative, and healing lineages. In medicine, prana is the basis of diagnosis and treatment; in yoga and meditation it is the basis of spiritual practices. From classical Asian medicine we learn that there are numerous classifications and types of prana operating at all levels of the body and mind, from physiological functions to states of consciousness to the flow of time and the cycle of birth and death. The knowledge, perception and understanding of the nature of prana is synonymous with spiritual evolution; it is also the basis of making healthy lifestyle choices, managing stress, and myriad other important practical applications.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory

Descriptions of prana according to the Vedas
The value of understanding the nature of prana
How to have a deep, meaningful, and sustained internal relationship with the intelligence of nature as it operates in the body and mind
How to understand the prana of plants and the environment and their relationship to human health and wellbeing
How we absorb prana from food, breath, and senses
The five major pranas of the body and their manifestations in the body, mind, and spirit
Prana vata: the flow of the mind, heart, breath, senses, and nervous system

Practices

Meditations, herbs and essential oils to deepen awareness of prana and support its functions
The best herb and essential for deepening awareness of each of the 5 pranas
Mindfulness methods to enhance perception of prana in plants, foods, and the environment
The best herb, oil, and meditation for each of the primary levels of prana vata

Module 3: Vitality, Ancestors & the Breath of Life
The Nature of Qi

Just as prana is central to Vedic, Ayurvedic, and Tantric philosophies and practices, qi is central to Chinese medicine and Taoist philosophies and practices. In many ways the concepts are synonymous, but they are also different; by studying and contemplating both lineages we are able to develop an encompassing view and understanding of the energy and vitality that animates all living things. As prana is in Ayurveda, qi is the basis of diagnosis and treatment in Chinese medicine; as prana is in yoga and Tantra, qi is the basis of qigong and Taoist spiritual practices. As with prana, we learn that there are numerous classifications and types of qi operating at all levels of the body and mind, from physiological functions to states of consciousness to the flow of time and the cycle of birth and death. As with prana, the knowledge, perception and understanding of the nature of qi helps us understand the karmic and ancestral influences in our lives, supports healthy lifestyle choices, and can enhance our spiritual evolution by deepening our perception of unity with the intelligence of nature.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory

The diverse meanings and concepts of qi
The cosmological qi of time, seasons, biorhythms and stages of life
The nine major types of qi in the body and their functions
The role of ancestral qi in longevity and wisdom
The qi of emotions and their influence on the body
The spiritual powers and cognitive functions of the five organ spirits
How to become aware of the qi of plants, weather and environmental elements

Practices

How to study different levels and types of qi using meditation
Categories of herbs and oils to enhance awareness and functions of qi
Meditations to understand ancestral qi
Identifying and treating the most common form of qi stagnation

Module 4: The Mind-Stream
The Incarnation of Consciousness According to Tibetan Embryology, the Kalachakra Tantra & Taoist Mystics

Classical Asian medicine and its associated yogic influences offer profound insights into fundamental existential questions related to life, death, and rebirth. Tibetan embryology, for example, describes how the patterns of consciousness in the incarnating mind-stream determine the elemental constitution of the body at the time of conception. The Kalachakra Tantra, one of the influences of Tibetan medicine, describes how the external world is created by the incarnating consciousness as a place for fulfilling its karmas. Taoist mystics tell us that spirit transforms into birth and back again in an ongoing cycle. Studying these profound teachings deepens our self-knowledge and spiritual awareness; it could be accurately said that contemplating the mystical dimensions of life, death, and incarnation is one of the most direct paths to spiritual growth and the development of inner wisdom.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory

Concepts of the “mind-stream” from Buddhist, Tantric, and Vedic meditation lineages
How the subtle energies and elements of consciousness manifest in space and time according to the Kalachakra Tantra
Taoist teachings on the cycle of transformations from birth, death, and reincarnation
Rebirth and memory: how the continuity of consciousness is maintained or dissolved depending on the level of spiritual development
Descriptions of the death and rebirth process according to Tibetan medicine, the Abhidharma Sutras, and other lineages
The 3 mystic treasure boxes in the heart that contain primordial omniscient consciousness

Practices

Meditations to become aware of the nature of the “mind-stream” and its relation to formation of the self
Meditations to contemplate our full lifespan from conception to death
The “flowing river samadhi” and contemplations on sound from the Quan Yin Sutra that deepen awareness of the mind stream, its origin, and destination

Module 5: Form & Emptiness
The Conjunction of Mind & Matter According to Ayurveda, Tantra, and Vedic Philosophy

The inner teachings of classical Asian medicine are rich sources of knowledge and spiritual insights about the relationship of the body and mind, and how formless consciousness inhabits the matrix of elemental form. From Vedanta and Ayurveda we learn that there are five interwoven bodies, from the external elements of food and water to the most subtle consciousness beyond time and space. From Sankkya philosophy and Ayurveda we learn that mahat, universal mind, evolves into individual mind and sense consciousness. From Tantric meditation we learn that for prana to awaken the subtle nervous system of the chakras, we must first create a mental body of emptiness as the container. Knowledge and understanding of these systems can be cultivated through contemplative methods and study, with important applications for health and wellbeing; at a spiritual level, understanding the mysteries of the body/mind relationship is synonymous with spiritual evolution and self-knowledge.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory

The evolution of the universal mind into individual mind
The 5 interwoven bodies according to Vedanta
How the flow of nutrients through the tissue levels creates the sense of self and karmic propensities
The flow of universal elements through the matrix of the body’s channels
The body of emptiness in Tantric meditations
The 4 levels of conjunction between the senses and sense objects and what it means to individual and collective destiny
How plants form the bridge between mind and matter

Practices

Finding the interface between mind and matter in the Mahamudra tradition of meditation
Meditations to identify the 5 bodies and their relationships
The most important herb and oil for each of the 7 tissue levels
Perceiving unity with nature through awareness of the 5 elements
The most important herb and essential oil to deepen connection to each of the 5 elements
Tantric meditation on the body of emptiness
Meditation to master the conjunction of mind and sense objects
The best herbs and oils for cultivating equanimity to the outer world

Module 6: Secrets of the Heart
The 5 Flowers, the 7 Levels of Heart Prana & the Luminosity of the Eyes

Derived from their associated yogic lineages and cultural influences, Chinese, and Ayurvedic medicine offer unique teachings and insights concerning the spiritual dimensions of the heart and their relationships to the mind and emotions. These holistic concepts articulate tangible and intangible aspects of our being, such as the luminosity of our presence, the impact of moods on immunity, and our cognitive functions. Knowledge of the spiritual dimensions of the heart informs us that we are immaterial vapor of consciousness infused in the materiality of the body, which helps us understand our true nature and the challenges of maintaining balance in the earthly elements. Cultivating this awareness has important applications for healing mental and emotional disturbances, especially stress, insomnia, anxiety and depression, as the luminosity of the heart is directly related to how we process stimuli from the world and our emotional reactions to it. At a spiritual level, purification of consciousness so we can return to our true luminous nature is the primary goal of many yogic and meditative traditions.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory

The link between the 5 flowers of the sense organs, the outer world, the heart, and the mind
How the prana of the heart is the link between spirit and matter
The relationship between luminosity of spirit and mental, emotional, and physical immunity
The relationship between the spirit of the heart and biorhythms of the body

Practices

Observing how the world arises from the heartbeat: meditations to become aware of the link between the heart, the sense organs, and the arising of the world in consciousness
Meditations to study the 7 levels of heart prana
The best herbs and oils to enhance heart centered meditations and supporting the brightness of the spirit

Module 7: Children of Sunlight
The 5 Digestive Fires, 13 Fires of Transformation & the Evolution of Light Into Consciousness

The inner spiritual traditions of classical Asian medicine are rich sources of teachings about the influences of solar energy, its relationship to plants, and the fire of metabolism in the human body. These teachings have applications for diagnosis and treatment as well as meditation; they are fundamental to Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine, as well as Tantric ritual and meditations in the inner landscape of the energy body. At a practical level these teachings can be applied to understanding our body type, to understanding proper diets and lifestyle, and to know which herbs are best for our needs. At a spiritual level these teachings offer us a way to discover how the celestial influences of sunlight and the terrestrial influences of fire are continually active in our physiology and mental and emotional states, which leads to heightened awareness of our cosmological identity and perception of biological unity with nature. Through meditation and contemplative practices, we can become aware of how the warmth of the body and the light of consciousness are the manifestations and expressions of sunlight distilled by the alchemy of metabolism.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory

The concepts of digestive fire in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine
The 5 primary digestive fires and their physical, mental, emotional, sensory, and spiritual functions
The flow of solar energy through the 13 fires of metabolic transformation into the light of conscious awareness and perception
Patterns of biological unity with nature found in the human body
Understanding the fire element in plants, and how it relates to human health and healing
Primary herbs and essential oils for supporting the solar energies and fire element of the body
The link between digestive fire and mental and emotional digestion, assimilation and clarity

Practices

The most important herb and essential oil for each of the 5 digestive fires
Meditation methods for perceiving the flow of solar energy in the body and our biological unity with the sun

Module 8: Mysteries of Moonlight
The Essence of Flowers, 8 Drops of Nutritional Essence & the Nectar of Contentment

The inner spiritual traditions of classical Asian medicine are rich sources of teachings about the subtle influences of lunar energies, their relationship with plants, the water element and the human body. These teachings have applications for diagnosis and treatment as well as meditation; they are fundamental to Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine, as well as Tantric ritual and meditations in the inner landscape of the energy body. At a practical level these teachings can be applied to understanding our body type, to understanding proper diets and lifestyle, and to know which herbs are best for our specific condition. At a spiritual level, these teachings offer us a way to discover how the celestial influences of the moon and the terrestrial influences of water are continually active in our physiology and mental and emotional states, which leads to heightened awareness of our biological unity with nature. With sustained meditation practice and mindful use of foods and herbs, we can become aware of how the nutritional nectar alchemically distilled in the body from the essences of the plant realm is the basis of consciousness and the source of inner peace and contentment.

In this module, you’ll discover:

Theory

How human consciousness is rooted in the essence of flowering plants
The relationship between the moon, flowers, biorhythms, and rejuvenation of the mind, body, and spirit
How rejuvenating the body can help overcome karmic obstacles.
How nutrient essence is the basis of immunity, contentment, fulfillment, and spiritual evolution
The lunar aspect of plants, and herbs for supporting the fluids of the body
Lunar symbolism in Tantric meditation and the qualities of moonlight in the nature of the mind

Practices

Meditation to enhance awareness of the physical and mystical dimensions of water and moonlight
Using herbs and oils rich in moonlight for supporting tranquility and contentment

Here’s What You’ll Receive

Eight 120-Minute Class Recorded Sessions With David Crow

Experience a rare opportunity to be learn from botanical medicine pioneer David Crow — from the comfort of your own home. Each class session helps you create the specific skills and abilities to apply protocols for using medicinal plants for protection for specific conditions.