The ONA Foundation

The Sound of Acknowledgement

The wholeness of all and the potential flow of energy between every part. This flow is a process of balancing. The Greater Self receives, processes, lets go and gives back by directing the flow into the openness of the Eternal Self. Neutrality allows inclusiveness.

The sound DAU-I-O assists a neutral viewpoint to witness the direction of flowing energy of wholeness. This allows a viewpoint of perceiving all the distinct points of connection of the Twelve System matrix inclusively. It implies a multidimensional helix of energies in motion. It is the energy of receiving and giving and a flow of energy between all parts.

Use the chant DAU-I-O to the areas of your Fields, situations or relationships that do not seem to be flowing. This can be applied to any area, person or place that seems to be closed down, stagnant or thick. DAU-I-O will act to redistribute the energies and open the blocked pathways to allow a free flowing sensation.

Recall a blocked area of your life: a situation, person, place or unfulfilled want or a have not. Chant DAU-I-O with breath while focusing on that particular situation. Be open to view what presents itself. Become the witness. Allow all things to happen. Notice what you have now.

Note your level of flexibility in allowing whatever to occur. On any area where you have considerations you can apply DAU-I-O. This can assist in having flexibility.

Keep a journal on your experiences with this sound. It could become a record of your tendencies, patterns and viewpoints. This is healthy information in knowing yourself. Keep a neutral point of view. Now you can have conscious awareness of your choices.

DAU-I-O In Our World

The Sumerian words DAU, I and O have already been introduced to our world.

DAU is an alternate spelling of Tao, the popular Chinese religious system based on the teachings of Lao-tzu. This religious system includes magic and a belief in the pervasive presence of spirits, which is in keeping with the original Sumerian meaning as shown above.

I, of course, is the English word that refers to oneself. Be sure to distinguish between the shallow "I" that represents the ego, and the deeper "I" that is the Whole Self.

O, often spelled "oh", is thought of as an expression of surprise. It is often accompanied by an intake of breath, which signifies openness, or willingness to take in new information and/or ways of looking at things.

Practice

It's particularly important that you practice saying this Sound…but not so that others can hear. Remember, it can bring up issues of Acknowledgement which often manifest as financial or acknowledgement problems; remember techniques such as magnetic treatments and acupuncture can be used to catch any manifesting issues and resolve them before they become serious.