After Moses' death, Joshua was encouraged to enter the promised land bravely, and while this happened, the hearts of the kings who inhabited Canaan melted as they heard that the nation of Israel had crossed the Jordan. Their first victory was a city that was in lockdown, Jericho, which represents in our metaphor a heart living in fear.

Their conquest of Jericho happened through a series of mighty prophetic acts blowing into twisted ram horn trumpets that resembled the spirals of creation: the same spiraling energy that moves stars such as the Pinwheel Galaxy brought down the walls of Jericho. This energy is the same life source energy that the Chay prayer model recovers in a parallel universe within us called Aph. Aph is a little portion of heaven within us. A place to experience the breath and rest we need before walking in our destiny.  

The 2020 year has been one of the most challenging years the world lived through. Yeshua, as did Joshua, spoke about the courage needed to conquer times like these, "And because lawlessness is increased, most people's love will become cold." Mathew 24:12, NASB. Did you wonder how does the heart get cold? The Greek word for becoming cold is Psuchó which means a cold breeze. (Old Spanish bibles write that people will catch a cold -resfriado :o).  We see here the connection between air and heart (think in terms of breath and lack of air in the blood). Fear, too, comes into play here as hearts get cold. Fear is the opposite of love, not hate, so a cold heart is a fearing heart - a breathless and discouraged heart. This is important because the Chay Revelation, supernaturally downloaded in this period,  will help you get the warmth of life's source energy (Qi).  It is about the breath of God back into your heart as it happened in Genesis 2:7 in the creation of Adam.  Note: the Hebrew word for nostrils is Aph, which is a keyword to access our inner dimension of the heart.

With this insightful summary above, I want to invite you to my one-hour Chay Revelation masterclass.