This is another one of the unique and delightful experiences of Raindrop Technique. The name Raindrop Technique comes from the action of having Young Living’s therapeutic-grade essential oils dripped onto the spine and muscles like drops of rain (then feathered in). It wakes up all the nerves along the spine and back due to the action of the feathering, so you feel invigorated and vibrantly alive. I’m sure you are thinking “WOW!” at this stage….and it really is WOW when you receive it. Then the final step of feathering (Step 5) is to run both hands up either side of the spine together, then flare out over the shoulders. The flaring movement is repeated all the way up the spine. This movement is like tracing angel’s wings on the back.
The hands draw the oil and the energy up the spine for 6 inches, then flair out over the sides of the body, as shown in the far right picture below. Step 4 uses 6 inch strokes again, but this time the hands move in unison (as shown in the middle picture below).
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Then the movement is repeated with 12 inch/30cm strokes, then it’s repeated again with strokes that run the full length of the spine. In Step 1, this is done with 6 inch/15cm strokes (as shown in this picture below on the left). The first 3 steps have the hands lightly brushing up the spine, stroking first with the left hand, then with the right hand, then with the left hand again, and so on, as the hands move up the spine. Gary evolved feathering into a 5 step process… We are using the oils to energize and enliven the entire back, drawing the energy up the spine, then carrying the oils and their life force from here out to the sides of the body….washing all the organs hidden under the muscles of the back with this amazing energy!Gary evolved feathering into a 5 step process… Understand that this is all about energy.
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The result of this movement on the back is incredible!!!! When it’s performed this lightly, using the backs of the nails, the skin immediately jumps into goosebumps. Gary always said this is such a good sign – the hairs stand on end when we have goosebumps, and the oil is “sucked” into the skin, creating a spine-tingling sensation.Įach stroke of feathering is designed to draw the oil up the spine, and out to the organs of the body. I bring this same energy into the feathering steps of every Raindrop Technique I perform, making my hands light and flowing as they caress the energy and the oils up the spine and over the back. To me, this movement reminds me of the beautiful Hawaiian dancers, and their hands ever so lightly moving like the breeze as they dance. In fact, when I was present with Gary in Ecuador in 2007 and he was doing a Raindrop Technique teacher training, hardly any of us were able to perform this step light enough for Gary’s approval….so if you are thinking you are doing a very light feathering, see if you can go even lighter! The backs of the nails are used to perform the feathering, and it’s performed with a touch that’s as light as a feather. This explanation gave Gary Young the idea of “feathering” oils up the spine. The person receiving would put their palms up to the stars and the sky, while another person would stand behind them and softly “feather” energy up their spine. Once the reservations were put in place, the Lakota people were no longer able to go on their annual migration, and so they needed to adapt this technique.
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