CHAKRA WAVE FUNCTIONS

How the Chakras link to human brain wave functions.

The Seven Chakras of the human body are relatable to the seven primary brain wave frequencies that determine mental states. Delta waves which have a frequency of 0-4 Hz occur in the brain during deep sleep. Alpha waves (8-12 Hz) occur within the brain when the eyes are closed. Beta waves (13-30 Hz) occur within the brain when the eyes are open. However, the function of other brain waves, such as theta for example, is not well understood by scientists. Although it may have some correspondence either to sexual intercourse, or REM sleep.

By understanding what functions the different brain waves regulate we can create a systematised correspondence between it and the chakras. Starting with the Base Chakra then, we have;

Delta waves (0-4 Hertz); before you go asleep meditate on the base chakra.
Theta waves (6-10 Hz); before or during sexual intercourse meditate on the Sacral Chakra.
Alpha waves (8-12 Hz); when meditating with the eyes closed concentrate on the Solar Plexus.
Beta waves (13-30 Hz); when meditating with eyes open focus on the Heart Chakra.
Lamda (25-40 Hz): When speaking, reciting mantras, singing etc. rest in the Throat Chakra.
Gamma (25-100 Hz); Meditating on compassion in the Anja Chakra.
Psi (100+ Hz); Meditation on either transcendence or death should be concerned with the Crown Chakra.

These methods could be employed by themselves or in conjunction with Binaural Beats. But as in the case of binaural beats I suggest extreme caution when practicing any of the above exercises as they are very powerful. You should only attempt these meditations for a few minutes at a time and only when you feel like it, otherwise you may suffer a mental crash.

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40. Chakras are inter-dimensional energy dynamos located at various points throughout the physical body. In Eastern methodologies, chakras are described as energy centres whose function corresponds to a person's general health and well-being. If the chakras are working properly the person will feel good, and full of energy. But if the Chakras are not functioning properly, the person may feel sluggish or sick. Chakras do not create energy, they merely harnesses the 'chi' or lifeforce as it passes through the physical body, much like how a turbine harnesses the wind. 

41. We can tell that the chakras are inter-dimensional because, although they spin, their movements do not interfere with the functions of the other vital organs within the body, even though; from our perspective, they appear to occupy precisely the same space. For this reason, the chakras can appear to rotate in a number of different directions at the same time. Under certain conditions, however, they appear to rotate in a clockwise direction, as seen from above.

The Torus Knot is relatable to the Inter-dimensional Chakras

42. The Chakras are barrel-shaped and have thin twisted blades to catch the 'pranna' or life force energy of the body. If one of these blades becomes loose, a blockage may result in the system. In order to resume normal flow the strip must be reconnected. This can be done in a similar manner to reconnecting a chain on a bike.

43. A moment of concentration is a point of light in the void (the darkness you perceive at night with your eyes closed). It becomes reflected in the cellular faces of the void to form a grid pattern. From the silence of space arises a tone, which is noticed only because it wavers to and fro.

The different stages of a sphere moving from the inside

to the outside is highly suggestive of the 

inter-dimensional Chakras; discussed above.

44. People are often busy, to-ing and fro-ing, looking for the doorway that will free them from their endlessly dreary lives. What most of them don't realise is; they are that doorway, and that they must be pulled through themselves to reach the Great Wide Yonder. There are many contradictions and absurdities that accompany this concept. Like a sphere turning itself inside out, there is a tendency for constriction, of taught-ness approaching infinity, to arise along the equator. To avoid this the sphere must first be corrugated and twisted, so that is looks very similar to the Chakras of the human body. This tells us that the chakras are the doorways to other dimensions, and that by using the preferred method of meditation we should be able to arrive at other worlds and the Great Blue Yonder (the Spiritual Sky).

ALL THE WAY DOWN

It has been suggested, by some eminent philosopher or other, that light might well experience pain through the action of being split apart in a prism, or indeed by any other process which reveals the spectrum. While, to most of us in our daily lives, the idea that light is conscious of pain, or anything else for that matter, is preposterous, if we really think about, light is the only kind of conscious life there is. Light is the basis for the physical and temporal world, and it is only by virtue of its luminescence that we are brought to any form of conscious awareness, whatsoever.

The alchemists refer to this conscious light as the Divine Light. This article on Alchemical Redemption, which was brought to my attention by Eleleth, states that;

The cosmos, according to Paracelsus, contains the divine light or life, but this holy essence is enmeshed in a mechanical trap, presided over by a kind of demiurge, named by Paracelsus Hylaster (from hyle, "matter," and astrum, "star"). The cosmic spider-god has spun a web within which the light, like an insect, is caught, until the alchemical process bursts the web. The web is none other than the consensus reality composed of the four elements of earth, water, fire and air, within which all creatures exist.

While there may be; as Ingo Swann suggested, another universe existing trapped inside the mechanism of the LHC, it need not follow that our world is trapped inside a much larger version of this machine, as specified in the last post; The Lovely Bone Collider. An article in the AAC No. 11 suggests that our universe is instead trapped inside a Holographic Plate Tracklist Compiler, which is itself connected to a perpetual motion machine, both of which are devices developed by inventor and composer Sven Warwick.

The Holographic Plate Tracklist computer was as simple in design as it was ingenious. It worked by generating a series of complex and fluidly shifting computer codes that would evolve over time. The structure of this device consisted of several concentric shells; eight in the original design, reduced to just seven in later models. These carbon fibre shells rotated around a reflected helium-neon laser. Each shell had an increasing number of adjustable holographic gratings, whose number (if the initial light source is aslo included) conformed to the 8th Pythagorean number triangle;

1

2  3

4  5  6

7  8  9  10

11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 

Once the device was activated the concentric shells would spin, deconstructing the laser beams into complex interference patterns. This information was collected by a bank of tightly packed fibre optic cables and fed into Warwick's personal computer for attribution.

It seems likely to me that all of the phenomena we experience in day to day reality could be the result of the inner convolutions of just such a machine, whose purpose is as mundane as keeping track of all of Sven Warwick's disorganised compositions. The white light that emanates from the centre of the concentric shells is equivalent to Divine Light of the Paracelsus and the alchemists, in so far as it is trapped inside the rotating mechanism that rents its source into a myriad of dancing forms and colours. How does it do this, you might ask? No-one knows, it is as natural and inexplicable, as the universe itself.

The four elements of the universe; fire, earth, water and air, are merely the four properties of the tracklister; light, dark, interference and spin. The combination of these four elements generate the complexity of reality, and are inseparable from it. As it says in the Prasna Upanishad; Beyond these no one can go.

The 7 shells of the device are equivalent to the 7 chakras of the human body, where as the central light source is equivalent to the subtle energy of the soul. Throughout our lives these rotating shells are extended telescopically to form the human body, but at the point of death they contract inwards, to resume their original concentric configuration. The fundamental ubiquity of this system is how it came to be expressed in the combinatoric binary of the I Ching, and why the benevolent three-eyed aliens from Sirius destroyed entire star systems to construct large-scale versions of it to worship, en masse.

If this machine has been hooked up to a perpetual motion machine, which has then been neglected in some dark corner of a room it could conceivably run forever. As Divine Concious light, then, trapped in this machine, we must seek emancipation from the labyrinthine gateways of the tracklist compiler. How are we to do this?

Only by remaining perfectly still, in body and mind, can we effect liberation through the 7 gates of the ceaselessly shifting maze. This will not be difficult to do, or it might be impossible; as the machine that is a dream-machine is only a dream, after all.

The CHAKRAS And The CATHEDRALS

How Gothic Cathedral Layouts Depict the Energy Chakras of the Human Body 

Fulcanelli's La Mystere des Cathedrales is an important work that details the alchemical meanings of the many curious carvings that appear in cathedrals, such as Notre Dame, Paris. The work is very learned, citing many references and thinkers, but it amazes me that it fails to interpret the very meaning of Gothic Cathedrals themselves – with their vaulted ceilings - and focuses instead only upon engravings and statuettes that decorate these great architectural works of art. To eleviate this discrepancy, I give you these thoughts on the matter.

In the Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, the human body is described as a psycho-physical system consisting of a network of subtle channels and energy centres;

There are 72, 000 subtle energy channels in the body, but three principal ones; the central channel, running parallel to the spine, and the right and left channel, which run either side of it. The right and left channels coil around the central one at a number of points to form a series of "knots." Along the central channel are situated a number of "channel wheels," the chakras or energy-centres, from which the channels break off like the ribs of an umbrella.

Take a look at this view from inside the Chapter House, from inside the Lincoln Cathedral. It visually reflects, in stone and mortar, the description of the chakras given above.

Now take a look at this view of the vaulted ceiling of Notre Dame Cathedral. Does it not also bare a similarity to the description of the central channel with its many energy-centres and branching side channels? Indeed it does.

With this in mind, I decided to create a series of diagrams to show how the layout of many gothic cathedrals accurately conform to the placement of chakra points within the human body.

Diagrams of Amien and Pote Cathedrals with chakra overlays.

    
      By placing the symbol for the Heart Chakra (Green) at the centre, or crossing, of gothic cathedrals, some interesting correspondences occur. For instance, the yellow Solar Plexus Chakra, which is situated just above the navel in the human body, appears adjacent to that area known as the nave in gothic cathedrals. We can also see that the Throat Chakra, which is commonly connected to powers of communication and relaxation appears in the region where the choir sits. The acoustics of both the human body and the great cathedrals obviously account for this common situation of type.

Finally, I draw your attention to this diagram, which completes the set. It shows the correspondence between the right and left channels to the aisles running down either side of the central aisle/channel.

Chartres Cathedral with chakras overlaid.

This is proof, if any were needed, that the body is a temple.