Spirals of Energy: The ancient art of Selfica
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A fascinating and mysterious discipline, “Selfica” creates objects made of metal, inks and colors that can interact with the environment in a positive way. Selfic structures enhance personal well-being, sensitivity, and mental and physical balance. Be it jewelry, metal structures or paintings, Selfic devices also help their users to learn more about themselves and get in touch with energetic dimensions and information fields different from those in which we are normally immersed. Selfica, developed through the research and teaching of Oberto “Falco” Airaudi, founder of Damanhur, Federation of Communities, is actually an ancient art-science, already known and used by many peoples of the past. This book recounts the experiments of many researchers and enthusiasts as well as those of the author, who has personally participated in many exciting experiences. It is a journey into a new dimension where time, space, emotions and memory respond to laws which are very different from those we are used to...
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Spirals of Energy - Esperide Ananas
Esperide Ananas
Spirals of Energy
The Ancient Art of Selfica
DAMANHUR
SPIRALS OF ENERGY
Silvia Buffagni (Esperide Ananas)
Translation: Quaglia (Juliette Chi)
Editing: Esperide Ananas, Gwendolyn Grace
Photos: Gianluca Scolaro, Esperide Ananas
Graphic design: Gambero Finocchio Selvatico
First Edition -June 2013
First Digital Edition - December 2015
ISBN 978-88-99652-06-7
COPYRIGHT 2013© by DEVODAMA
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With many thanks to Gwendolyn Grace for her support and generosity that made the English version of this book possible.
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to Falco
Esperide Ananas (Silvia Buffagni), spiritual researcher, innovation consultant and writer, has been living in Damanhur for over twenty years. She conducts research in the field of Selfica and the energy structure of the human being–topics on which she teaches courses and seminars worldwide. A fascinating and mysterious discipline, Selfica
creates objects made of metal, inks and colors that can interact with the environment in a positive way. Selfic structures enhance personal well-being, sensitivity, and mental and physical balance.
Be it jewelry, metal structures or paintings, Selfic devices also help their users to learn more about themselves and get in touch with energetic dimensions and information fields different from those in which we are normally immersed. Selfica, developed through the research and teaching of Oberto Falco
Airaudi, founder of Damanhur, Federation of Communities, is actually an ancient art-science, already known and used by many peoples of the past. This book recounts the experiments of many researchers and enthusiasts as well as those of the author, who has personally participated in many exciting experiences. It is a journey into a new dimension where time, space, emotions and memory respond to laws which are very different from those we are used to…
Summary
Introduction
Introduction by the Author
Section One - Classic Selfica
The first encounter
Selfica according to Falco’s teaching
The arrival of the signal
The personal Self
The beginning of the connection
Establishing a relationship
Protection
Individual explorations
Temporary exchanges of characteristics…
… and permanent ones
Language exchanges
The Temples as a large Selfic structure
Experiences in Viaggio
The Inner Senses Seminar
Not yet
The subtle organs
Empowering the Microlines
Selfs and senses
Alterations of space-time
The Stars
…and the cosmic Amusement Park
Times and places
Departures and returns
Consultation with the Self
Creating the selfs
The experience of Cicogna Giunco
Group experiments
Selfica and Health
Pranoselfic
healing
Section two - selfic Painting
Selfic Paintings
Find the one who chooses you…
Not paintings but books…
Titles and keys
A painting style that can’t stand being rushed…
The creation of Selfic paintings
Doors, memories and transformation
Explorations in the world of paintings
The Cabin-Gallery
The paintings as teaching assistants
Paintings, life and time
The Cabins of Selfic Paintings
The Selfic Temple
Paintings and forest
Alliance with the Pan Kingdom
Harmony with All
A pact as ancient as life
SELFICA
Photo gallery and functions
Damanhur, Federation of Communities
Introduction
In this book, Esperide Ananas tells about her experiences with Selfica and introduces many other researchers, both Damanhurians and non, who over time have established a strong relationship with these particular energetic-intelligent structures. She begins with Falco of course, who is the inspiration for Damanhur, Federation of Communities, and who presented Selfica in the mid-seventies.
These research experiences are often conducted with considerably complex Selfic devices, which are found alongside the selfs for daily use such as those that are available to everyone at the SelEt studio in Damanhur Crea.
A few centuries ago, writing a book like this would have been a shortcut to the stake. Until a few years ago, it would have been a source of ridicule for the author and those sharing their stories, in the name of common sense which–regardless of what you really think–labels experiences related to sensitivity and sensibility as superstitions. However, times have changed, and now it is not so strange to talk about the universe as energy shaped by thought, and experiences at the border of science and spirituality such as those told in this book have space and attention.
Quantum Physics opens perspectives on time and space that are not only mechanistic. Through psycho-neuroendocrinology, medical science attests that positive thinking improves and extends life. Multidisciplinary researchers at the crossroads between science, philosophy and poetry, delineate the pathways for exploration of life.
In this vein, we find Selfica, a discipline that departs from a two or three-dimensional physical object–copper bracelets, larger installations, paintings of different sizes–and makes it so that the object can host a purely energetic intelligence that exchanges information with the person who owns it. In this sense, the selfs and Selfic paintings can be considered living objects that exchange energy with their owners–energy directed toward the wellbeing, equilibrium and regeneration of the person.
Selfica is a research discipline that originates from ancient knowledge recuperated from the depths of time, located on the imaginary library shelves that contain the knowledge of all humanity, and brings this knowledge together with patient experimentation. For nearly forty years, Falco himself and many Damanhurians have been carrying out this research: some as the direct creators of various Selfic models, others simply as experimenters who use the selfs in everyday life. As with every Damanhurian discipline, in Selfica, experimentation is always carried out in the field. It is done live
because the idea is not to fill tables with data and numbers–which is impossible in fields based on the direct empathy between a person and the phenomenon–rather, it is to discover each person’s potentials and limitations and then push them a little further. For this reason, this book tells about experiences, emotions and discoveries that describe the relationship between humans and selfs.
Those who love science fiction can imagine this connection between the physical object and the energetic intelligence that inhabits
it as the landing of a friendly extraterrestrial species, of intelligences that come from a different dimension with respect to ours. More simply, it is one of the manifestations of the spiritual ecosystem of our world.
Many living beings coexist in this ecosystem: beings who are conscious and self-aware, even in the absence of a physical vehicle. For example, there are devas who live in nature, great stellar forces, invisible helpers, and all of the larger and smaller forces that human sensitivity has identified and the imagination has described, according to different myths and traditions.
When the first models of selfs were developed, Damanhurians and friends acquired them in the spirit of using a natural and non-invasive method to increase well-being, balance one’s own energies, and strengthen defense against external agents.
Over time, our relationship with the selfs has changed. They continue to shower their benefits on those who use them, but the fundamental experience for many is the creation of a living space that is an extension of themselves and their own awareness. It is a new ecosystem, a natural habitat in which people interact with the selfs that have been around them over the years, from bracelets to jewelry and paintings. In this sense, the research is open and more expansive than ever…
Stambecco Pesco
Introduction by the Author
This book is a collection of my personal experiences and those of many others who tell their stories. They are episodes of subjective research and do not presume to be absolute truths. At first, I thought writing about Selfica was a task beyond my abilities; then, thanks to everyone’s contributions, I believe this book can be useful to better understand one of the most fascinating aspects of Damanhurian research. Selfica, like any path of investigation at Damanhur, is always a shared endeavour, because the uniqueness of all those who contribute to it makes the end result more valuable and profound.
Selfica was introduced to Damanhur through Falco’s studies. At the beginning of this book, an interview with Falco in the Spring of 2012 is transcribed and gives a basic introduction to what Selfic intelligences (or selfs,
as we normally call them) are. In the pages that follow, many Damanhurians tell about their adventures exploring a clear and constant channel of communication with these intelligent energies,
or border forces whom many of us at Damanhur have started to know over the years. Many principles of Damanhurian philosophy are also presented so that these experiences can be fully understood.
During my many years of experimentation, I have lived very exciting moments, as well as periods in which I felt I was a bit dull.
In the moments of unclarity, I needed to find a new centeredness and inner order so that I could reach the next level. The glimpses of awareness that the selfs have offered me and my fellow researchers have deeply changed our lives. These moments helped us to gradually open to a different and more articulated understanding of reality during a constant journey of heart and mind expansion. For this, I am deeply grateful to Damanhur.
I hope this book inspires others to embark with happiness and love on the most exciting adventure there is: seeking your place in the universe and collectively participating in the reawakening of human beings as a divine, material and spiritual principle. Now is the time.
Damanhur offers tools that everyone can use. In our philosophical school, we train to become lucid mediums
of ourselves, of our own personalities, and of different levels of intelligences and forces. This means learning to be present in the linear time where we are, and with a part of ourselves being able to move beyond the customary cause-effect relationship. In this way, we acquire a method for sensing
reality in a more expanded way. Selfs have revealed themselves to be exceptional, loving and tireless teachers… rich in a sense of humor! I imagine humor is an essential ingredient for them to collaborate with the human species, so often lazy, stuck in its habits, and also somewhat arrogant…
The experiments with the selfs call on us to welcome new experiences and ways of thinking, without judgment; at the same time, they teach us not to glorify ourselves through our revelations as if we have understood everything. Instead, every experience brings about more questions, fewer certainties, and a new desire for more explorations. The thousands of daily activities are an invaluable help for maintaining a healthy sense of belonging to this world, even when parts of us are involved in galactic explorations.
Life at Damanhur is full of experiences that are out of the ordinary. Our minds are constantly stimulated to open up to new possibilities and new understandings of every aspect of life, beyond appearances. We are people with our feet on the ground. We reconcile science fiction and research with personal relationships, children, work, study, agriculture… constantly reminding ourselves that our spiritual achievements are instruments for transforming material reality, in service to others for the awakening of humankind.
Esperide Ananas
Section One - Classic Selfica
The first encounter
The first time I saw a self,
I was profoundly captured; a small spiraling copper structure placed on a shelf amongst books, medallions and a plethora of other objects, and it stood out to me as though a spotlight was shining on it. The identification card said that it was an environmental balancer,
built to keep the atmosphere of a space energetically clean
; its function was to direct to the outdoors any traces of disharmony so that they could dissolve back into nature. The self looked like a sculpture. Even though it was simple, it had harmonious proportions, and the coils, which tightened horizontally until they came to a point with a single copper wire, seemed like it was actually creating a direction–the direction where, I imagined, the self was to invite stale thoughts to go out the door…
It was 1991, my first visit to Damanhur. I had come from Milan where I worked as an independent communication consultant, and my world was extremely different from that of a valley in the foothills of the Piedmont Alps. I had been drawn to Damanhur by a flyer I had seen in a friend’s home, and my intention was to visit and dedicate only a few of hours of my time to the exploration of this rather unusual community… a few hours that have now become over twenty years.
I arrived at an unpaved parking lot, and there was hardly anything there except many trees, and the columns of the Open Temple stretching up to the sky, a stone spiral and small altars dedicated to the elements–simple but captivating, so much so that they seemed to emerge from a fairy tale book. People were relaxed, smiling and dressed in a way that seemed unusual to me. Many wore clothes made of handmade textiles and donned particular jewelry and ornaments, often made of copper with spiral forms similar to the object that had caught my attention. It was a bit like a cross between The Lord of the Rings
and an ancient civilization that I could not identify. (Or maybe was it a civilization from the future? I wonder if the director of The Green Beautiful
(1) was inspired by Damanhur. If the film had already existed at that time, maybe I would have placed Damanhurians in a very advanced galactic civilization.)
At the time, the Temples of Humankind were a well-kept secret.(2) The community presented itself as a spiritual center based on natural medicine and the ecology of nature, thought and energies.
For Damanhur, those were years of developing a strong cultural identity; they were seeking a fully natural way of living, in contrast to the ways of the external
world which was really consumerist at the time. A model of Arcadian pastoral harmony infused with eclectic and syncretistic spirituality? It was not so easy to understand at the time. The depth of Damanhur’s message, without experiencing the beauty of the Temples, was only for those who could already sense beyond the veils of ordinary reality.
Luckily for me–ready to return to my beloved city without giving Damanhur a second look–there were the selfs.
I was intrigued because they seemed to be an incongruous element in that community lost amidst the mountains of a valley no one knew of at the time. They were a touch of sci-fi that made Damanhur very fascinating to me. I could