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The
Heart
In
order to be able to understand the
function of the heart, we shall have
to know about chakras, energy-centres
of which we have 49 in the totality of
our body. There are many books written
about these charkas giving elaborate
information.. It is enough to know
that we have 7 “main-chakras”
embedded mainly on our spinal column
starting on the coccyx (tailbone).
They have the specific colours of the
rainbow being red, orange (lumbar
vertebras), yellow (solar
plexus),green (heart), indigo-blue
(throat), amethyst (brow) and white
(Fonticulus/Fontanel).
The
spleen is the spiritual organ
regulating our spiritual energy-flow.
The effect and consequences of these
rotating energy-fields are enormous
and decisive for what we actually are.
Many therapies apply chakra-force.
Unfortunately, not always is the
action is reaction principle
considered. When the radiation of one
chakra is changed all the other
chakras will adapt.
The
heart is the main energiser of
energy-flow (blood), the pump-force of
our present life. It is taking care of
pressurising a certain quantity of
blood in circulation. This is
apparently the main principle. When
impulses are received by us,
consciously or not , there are certain
consequences on the rhythm of our
heartbeat and chemical reactions
within our body. If there is no
esoteric knowledge or metaphysics, it
might be hard to comprehend that we
also have an universal heart. This is
the heart of silence, the position 0,
the non-emotional heart, the heart of
eternal life. In the history of
mankind, many symbolic images are in
existence. One of these is the cross.
There are various varieties of the
cross, each one has a different
meaning.
The
one the church seems to have
monopolised being the one Jesus was
nailed to, is the main principle of
above-stated universal principal.
People made various interpretations of
this cross like the “cross of burden
and suffering” showing the hands of
Jesus pierced with nails. Another one
is called the cross of Resurrection
where Jesus has His Palms up showing
the world His Victory over Death. He
is going back to His Father¢s
House, starting a New Life and a New
Covenant.
In
various civilisations existing long
before the foundation of the church,
you will find the sign of the cross.
The cross is the symbolic sign for the
human being. It is connected with the
Ultimate Source bringing the
energy-impulses into Mother Earth and
vice-versa. Through spreading the
arms, energy is radiated out all over
the world. This is the basic concept
of our life like you find depicted in
quite a few statues of Jesus. The
human being is the connector of Heaven
and Earth. When we spread our arms
sideways we shape a symbolic cross,
hands left and right are the spiritual
ends – dualism – and represent the
spiritual position we are in. The
centre-point is the position 0 on the
sternum (breastbone) being the
symbolic heart of silence. Not the
silence caused by any noise or
sound. This is just an aspect,
but silence caused by harmonious
contact with the Ultimate Source.
There is no turbulence in this heart.
This is a rather old symbol worn by
Knights leaving for the Holy
Land(Templars). This red-painted cross
was located between their shoulders on
their backside and on the breastbone,
where the centre-point 0 exactly is
located.
The
lay-out of the human being is exactly
created according to this principle.
Thus, it will be able to bring
energy-impulses through the chakras on
to Mother Earth from the Ultimate
Source and back.
Not
only for the benefit of mankind but
also in harmony towards all living
creatures visible and invisible. We
are very much dominated by our Solar
plexus, the main chakra within our
present existence for most people This
is yellow-coloured and the emotional
centre. We live in a time full of
emotions on this planet and yellow is
the representative colour. There is a
lot of confusion about yellow and
gold-colour and quite often the two
are intermingled. Gold is the colour
of Universal Wholeness (Wisdom) on
Earth. This all seems to be quite
complicated and difficult, but in
principal it is very simple.
Only
the perception is of importance not
the knowledge of details.
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