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“WingMakers is neither a path or teaching,
it is simply a way of living based on spiritual equality,
and in this way of living, it proposes not to judge,
but rather to distinguish carefully between the lower frequencies of separation
and the higher frequencies of unity--one and all. "

James Mahu, excerpted from the Collected Works of WingMakers Volume 1



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WHEN-WHICH-HOW PRACTICE GUIDE







Foreword by James

 Preface by John Berges

 SECTION 1. Introduction
Overview
Event Temples—Group Practice
The When-Which-How Practice
The Energetic Heart and Its Six Virtues

 SECTION  2. Approaching the Practice
A When-Which-How Story
When Do We Practice?
Remembering to Practice
Moment-to-Moment Awareness
Observation
Sensitivity
Six Heart Virtues Grid Meditation
Alertness to the Call
Know Thyself—Track-Treat-Transform
The Six Heart Virtues, a Closer Look
Virtues Definitions. Table
A Universal Blueprint
Definiciones de las Virtudes. Diagrama
Escala de las Virtudes. Diagrama

 SECTION 3. The Practice of When-Which-How.
The Framework
La estructura de la práctica. Diagrama
Practicing the Six Heart Virtues
A Day in the Life of...
A New Day in the Life of...

 SECTION 4. Comments on the Practice
Meditation
Need for Consistency
Looking for Results
Emergence
Test the Theory
Awareness and Sensitivity
Observation
The Pain of the Moment
The Ups and Downs of Practice
Blame
Rapid Re-alignment
Renewed Energy
Crisis
Increased Light
Reflection and Review
Acceptance
Alignment and Insight
Empowerment
Freedom to Be Honest
Energetic Transfers
Remembering To Practice
Neutrality
Experience Comes with Practice
Maintaining Perspective
Summation

 SECTION 5. Scenario Exemples of When-Which-How
Nurse at a Hospital
Small Family Farms Threatened by Large Corporation
Autistic Child
Businessman Coping with Unhappy Employees
Racial Prejudice
Woman Commuting Home
Financial Stress
Difficult Decision
Natural Disaster

 SECTION 6. The How Stage of Practice
Aspects of the How Stage
Recording When-Which-How Encounters
When-Which-How Recording Table
When-Which-How Recording Chart
Follow-on Expressions
More Examples
Travel Woes.
A Friend in Need.
Pets
Kingdoms of Nature
Managing Expectations
A school teacher
A drug counselor

 SECTION  7. Belief and the Larger Plan
Heart-Mind Intention Makes the Difference
Belief
The Larger Plan and Purpose
A Spiritual Imperative

 SECTION  8. Suggestions for Practice
Acceptance
Alignment
Awareness
Consistency
Crisis
Effects of Practice
Emergence      
Empowerment              
Freedom To Be Yourself                                    
Increased Light.                      
Rapid Re-alignment.          
Renewed Energy.                       
Intention
Looking for Results.
Maintaining Perspective
Managing Expectations
Meditation
Neutrality
Observation
Sacrifice
Sensitivity
Test the Theory
The Pain of the Moment.
One suggestion
Tracking.
Ups and Downs of Practice

 SECTION  9. Journal Notes of the Virtues
A Selection of Meditation Journal Entries
Appreciation
Humility
Valor
Compassion
Understanding
Forgiveness

 SECTION 10. Gratitude and an Invitation to Practice
We Need Each Other

 SECTION  11. Tracking Forms (In pdf)

“The term WingMakers is encoded:
“Wing” is derived from the term wind or blow. It is the active force of setting new states into motion.
“Makers” is the plurality of the co-creators—that being the collective essence of humanity.
Thus, WingMakers means that from the collective essence of humanity new states of consciousness come into being.
This is the meaning of the term WingMakers, and it confers to humanity a new identity.
Humanity is transitioning to become WingMakers.”

James Mahu. Excerpted from the Collected Works of the WingMakers Vol. 1.



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"These works are catalytic and intended to help individuals shift their consciousness in order to more effectively access their own spiritual purpose, particularly as it relates to the discovery of the Grand Portal.. 

 "The important thing to bear in mind as you review these materials is that you are composed of a human instrument that consists of your physical body, emotions and mind. The human instrument is equipped with a portal that enables it to receive and transmit from and to the higher dimensions that supersede our three-dimensional reality —the reality of everyday life. 

These materials are designed to assist your development of this portal so as you read and experience these works, you are interacting with this portal, widening its view and receptivity."

James

Collected Works of the WingMakers Vol.1