Kelee Definition

The word Kelee in Hebrew is skeuos (pronounced skeu=ov) and means vessel or anything which may be considered as a receptacle. This is of course what the Kelee is, a receptacle of life experience.

The word Kelee translated from Hebrew into English means, "Which pertains to and rightly so!" The Kelee pertains to everyone because we all have one; we have all felt emotion well up from within and rightly so. Our emotions are the different states of mind found in the Kelee. The word Kelee in Hebrew can also mean, "man's armor." The energy of the Kelee is what protects us and keeps us healthy. It is our electrochemical shield associated with the immune system.

The word Kelee in Greek is also skeuos which means vessel. In Greek skeuos is a metaphor for either a man of quality or an assistant in an evil deed. This is the proverbial light of awareness (from our spirit) or the darkness of unknowing (from the misperceptions of negative issues).

The Kelee Meditation Practice

Students just call it The Practice.

"It's the simplicity
of stillness
that unravels the complexity
of compartments."

The Kelee is what distinguishes this meditation from all others.

The Kelee Meditation Practice is based on stillness of mind. Stillness within your Kelee strengthens your conscious awareness which allows for mental and physical healing.

The first part of The Practice, about two minutes, calms your brain network, reducing brain chatter and tension from stress.

In the second part of The Practice, about 2-3 minutes, you become still within your greater Kelee where your emotional issues reside. Stilling your mind in your greater Kelee, strengthens your mind and allows for mental and physical healing.

By learning to sit down for a several minutes each day to still your mind, you will find what everyone is looking for—a life to be enjoyed.