The Ancient Cone Process
The Cone process was originally used in ancient India, China, Tibet and Aztec culture, as well as in other native and folk cultures in more-recent times. It was originally used for purification prior to initiation rites.
Glazed clay or stone cones were used, with spirals carved inside the cones to create an inner clockwise spiral energy flow, carrying herbs or incense into the ear cavity—itself a snail-like structure – thus creating a counter-clockwise spiral energy, via a vacuum action by the cone.
The cone also had a reverse spiral carved within, thus creating the energy necessary to draw out debris such as ear wax, infection, crystallized protein matter—many due to emotional or physical trauma/parasites, as well as subtle energetic disharmony's. Meanwhile, the inward energy created by the smoke from the cone spirals through the body, breaking up blockages in the subtle energy system, lymphatic system—and even in the subconscious, where repressed emotions and memories, even though hidden from the conscious mind, do cause degenerative disease.
This process has been basically lost to common knowledge over the centuries, and is slowly coming back into use through the holistic modalities.
The coning process is still being handed down orally in the West today, although, in this hemisphere, a rather unrefined cone is used, consisting of strips of cotton dipped in wax, sometimes containing medicinal herbs, wound spirally, hardened, then held to the ear and burned to create the smoke containing spiral energy flowing into the ear.
This begins the healing process.
For anyone desiring to undertake this process as a healing method, it is important to realize that it is extremely powerful and thorough. It will produce cleansing reactions of either a physical or emotional nature—or perhaps both. It can be used to promote a transition or evolution from both ill health to wellness as well as in a process of spiritual evolvement.
It is important to be willing to make a commitment to oneself to complete the process once it has been started, since it can be detrimental to begin a process of opening up oneself and clearing out accumulated debris, then stop before the process of completion.
It is suggested that the ear coning be performed in groupings of three, from three days to a week apart: ear wax replenishes itself within 24 hours. Thereafter, the ear can be coned every six months.
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Questions and Answers about Ear Coning
How many conings will I need?
Most people will need 3 to 7 conings. More if necessary, your body will tell you if you listen. If you have a friend who knows how to muscle test ask them to test you. We have found that people who have had chronic sinus problems may seed as many as 11 conings to dry out the mucous.
I’ve had a coning and now feel like my ears are more clogged and my sinuses are feeling strange. What should I do?
This is the most common experience after the initial conings. Debris from the inner ear, sinuses, lymph system, lungs, etc. will rise to the ear canal as a vacuum is created. It finally has an escape route. Get another coning done in 3 days from the last one. The pressure should be relieved as the debris is removed. Please remember, this is a cleansing process. Your body has found a way to cleanse trapped material. Be patient. You may want to explore you past history of eating, drugs(including drugstore drugs!), alcohol, chemicals, etc. that you are breathing and consuming. Investigate other cleansing programs – find out how you can cleanse yourself in other ways. Dr. Richard Brech would be a good person to speak to about cleansing.
I have a lot of fungus being removed. How can I prevent this from re-occurring?
Fungus and possible candida shows up in the cone as white globs of powdery substance. Try a product you can obtain at the drugstore called “Swimmer’s Ear.” Keep water out of your ears as much as possible. Fungus grows in dark, damp places. Also you may want to talk with your holistic doctor and getting tested for candida. Educate yourself about this problem caused by taking antibiotics and eating chicken and meat infected with antibiotics.
My ears feel like they are drawing and dry. What should I do?
Ear oil or olive oil should relieve the dryness.
I burned a cone down and there was some wax in the bottom of the cone?
A small amount of cone wax will go to the bottom of the cone as it is being burned. Ear wax and cone wax will mix. We know this procedure works after coning hundreds of people. Some people will consistently have an enormous amount of ear wax, others none. What is normal for one is not for another. Wax is present to protect the ear and sometimes it can obstruct hearing. It’s good to get the ‘oil’ changed every so often.
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Ear Coning at Simply Soothing Sanctuary
Improve hearing, taste, smell and balance using the process of ear coning.
Ear coning is less intrusive than conventional ear cleaning and also
aids in the treatment of numerous ear and sinus discomforts.
Ear Coning (1 ea. ear) $55.00
Additional Cones $10.00 EA.
Fresh ginger compress - hot compress on the face to aid in the relief of sinus congestion ,along with a facial massage and coning.
$75.00
Please be advised that I am not a doctor and therefore cannot give any prescriptions or make any claims for any healing that may, or may not occur. Use only as directed The manufacturer and seller is not responsible for any misuse of this product.
