Above shows a 500gram box of millet and 2 bags of millet resting upon 2 putty filters. The millet bags contain about 2 large handfuls of millet or simply pour it in. About half the box was used. Knot the bags when done.
20 AA batteries are used divided in half into 2 bags.
The roll of bags are the usual clear, thin plastic ones.
As millet is used for its carbohydrate energy its use the same as the others - twice on the lower back and twice on the stomach, above and below the belly button with sessions lasting up to 2 hours each.
Method:
Same as before with 2 putty filters placed on the lower back with 2 bags of millet and 2 bags of batteries placed on top. Leave on for up to 2 hours, remove and store safely, and recharge or renew the batteries if needed.
After a day or 2 place the materials on the stomach above and below the belly button for up to 2 hours.
After a day or 2 repeat on the lower back and stomach.
Filtered millet energy is a facilitator, it prepares the way or the ground for other energies allowing them to pass through the body smoothly.
It's a base energy, cooling down the energy content of a person, turning down the heat in their thoughts and emotions. It reduces desire, passion and the need for hurried change without thought.
Filtered millet energy calms everything down, taking off the pressure, so people have time to think, consider and reflect allowing real character to come forth from them, and develop. It takes the heat out of people and situations.
It adds little to a person, like the other carbohydrate energies do, but its presence allows everything else to flourish. It's a very kind energy promoting the coming together and movement of internal energy. It has a timeless quality, the same as the deep forest, and it passes that on to humans.
This energy promotes expression, self honesty and a willingness to look at the past.
The filtered energy of millet is truly a friend to humanity imparting, not so much virtues and characteristics like the other carbohydrates, but a means to get there, a helping, or smoothing, of the way.