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Procedure
1. Create
a pleasant mood and relax. Put on soothing music and candles (if
it’s dark). Lie the person on either side with head on a small
pillow. An easier way is to lie the person flat on their back with
a large firm pillow under the knees and a very small pillow under
the head. The idea is to keep the spine flat. In the flat back position
you need just move the head from side to side as needed. If it’s
chilly, put a blanket on them.
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| 2. Place one towel on
the pillow, and one to cover hair and neck to protect from possible
wax drip. I ask for assistance (silently) from the devas of this realm
of clearing. Center yourself. |
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| 3. Light the wide end
of the cone and tap till smoke spirals out the small end. |
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| 4. Gently place small
end on the ear canal. Angle the cone away from face, 45 degrees. Adjust
cone to seal in the ear canal. Wave smoke away from the ear with your
other hand until sealed. No smoke should escape out of the ear canal. |

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| 5. Let the wide end burn
about 2" down. Remove from ear. Cut burnt section into bowl of
water and leave 1/4" burning. Or cut the flame off and empty
cone and re-light, whichever suits you. |

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| 6. Turn upside down and
ream out with skewer into a bowl of water. Turn upright and tap with
skewer until smoke comes out. Return to ear and seal again. Repeat.
Burn halfway down. It takes three cuttings. You should be left with
about six inches of the cone when finished. |

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7. Cut flame off or
douse in bowl. Place cone down on plastic bag or paper. Break skewer
in half (to make sure you do not re-use it.)
8. The cone may contain some earwax and some cone
wax. The active force in coning is the smoke spiraling in
the ear canal. We need as much smoke as possible pouring in.
If the wax is properly emptied out each time you cut the cone, you
continue a strong flow of smoke. The smoke does its work regardless
of the amount of wax in the cone.
9. Clean out ear with Q-tip dipped in oil. Do
not go deep. Gently swab only what you can see of the ear canal.
This soothes the nerve endings. If one ear still feels plugged,
you can use another cone. I use a pendulum or muscle test to see
if another cone is needed.
10. Balance the ears - Position yourself at the
head with person lying down, face up. Place your hands on both ears
and wait for an energy pulse between your palms. Release (silently)
the person's energy field from yours. Bring hands from ears to top
of head to close auric field. |

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The active force in coning is the smoke spiraling
into the ear canal. We need as much smoke as possible pouring in. If the
wax is properly emptied out each time you cut the cone, you continue a
strong flow of smoke.
Put cotton in the ears to protect from cold wind
if you are going outdoors (not necessary indoors). A few drops of ear
oil or olive oil may be put on cotton. Clean and sanitize bowl. Remove
wax from scissors with fire or hot water and wipe with paper towel.
You are done!
Xtras:
Practitioners add whatever they feel will help the process. Feel free
to do the same.
Some do Reiki, massage, cranio sacral, essential oils etc. to enhance
the coning.
I also add some extras to my routine. I incorporate Helichrysum essential
oil as per Dr. Young’s (of Young Living Essential Oils) suggested
use of Helichrysum for ears. I use one drop of Helichrysum on the index
finger, place finger in the ear canal and press in 4 directions. First
forward then top, toward back then down. On the down stroke, give it plenty
of pressure and jerk down. Next, put one more drop of Helichrysum on the
index finger and massage the bone in back of the ear, especially the TMJ
joint under the earlobe.
You may also use acupressure on the rim of the ear (use index finger and
thumb), from the top to the ear lobe. This can be done before or after
the candling.
*Make sure to clip your index fingernail or it can be too hard in the
ear canal.
*Never use essential oils directly in the ear as drops, they can burn
the eardrum.
External use is all you need due to the penetrating action of the oils.
*Pressing index finger in the ear canal can be used whenever you feel
blockage
(i.e.airplane), with or without oil. Press in 4 directions. On the down
stroke, give it plenty of pressure and jerk down with thumb behind the
earlobe and index finger in ear canal.
For three hours - If you are going outdoors, put a little cotton ball
in to protect your ears from wind and cold. In warm, mild weather this
is not necessary.
Earwax replenishes itself in 24 hours. For 24 hours after an ear coning,
it’s best to not immerse you head in water.
Notes:
- It takes 3 separate conings to finish the cleansing
started with the 1st.
Space them 3 to 7 days apart.
- In case of an earache with no medical help available,
cone aching ear first, then other ear, then the aching ear again.
- If ears feel drawing or dry, use olive or Mullein
flower oil - a few drops of warm oil is very soothing.
- If you burn a cone by itself, it has a small amount
of wax from the cone. After coning hundreds of people, we have found
that this is not always true. For instance, suppose a burnt cone (without
subject) yields one inch of wax. There are many conings that yield one
eighth inch, one fourth inch, or no wax at all. All should have one
inch plus whatever came out of the ear. This indicates that other factors
are involved when working with the human body.
A variety of herbs are used. These herbs contain
natural antibiotics, decongestants and balancing properties. If cleansing
is too rapid, a plain cone may be used. We are not responsible for misuse
of this product. Ear cones are not a cure all. They are effective in many
cases but not all. Please use your judgement. The process has long been
used to relieve ear infection as a home remedy. Pioneers on the etheric
levels must of course find their own way.
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