I seize the opportunity of this introduction to present the sixth chakra or chakra of the third eye
The sixth Chakra or third eye, or Ajnâ-Chakra
Meaning: Knowing or ordering
Location: middle of the front
Color: Indigo
Element: None
Symbol: Lotus at 96 petals
Fundamental principle: Perception and conscious knowledge of the essence
Function: Intuition
Sensory function: All senses, also in the form of extra-sensory perception.
Endocrine gland: The pituitary has a secretory activity that exerts a stimulating function on all other glands. By these stimulus it harmonizes the glands.
Minerals: Lapis Lazuli, Indigo Sapphire, Azure, Labrador, silver, quartz crystal
Music Note: LA
Part of the body: the face, the eyes, the nose, the sinuses, the ears, the cerebellum, commander of the central nervous system.
Consciousness:
This chakra is located in the middle of the forehead, just above the eyebrows. It is from him that intuition is transmitted to the lower chakras and to the mind. This is why Ajna is called the Third Eye, the eye of intuition.
The third eye is the seat of all awareness processes. We can create new realities on the physical plane as we dissolve old realities. In general, this process is automatic and takes place without our conscious intervention. Most of the thoughts determining our existence are directed by our emotional archetypes blocked or programmed by our own judgments and prejudices, as well as by those of others. Thus, the mind is not always the master, but rather the servant of our thoughts laden with emotions that we dominate only partially.
However, these thoughts come true, in the proper sense in our lives, for what we perceive and live is a manifestation of our subjective reality.
Thanks to the evolution of our consciousness and the gradual opening of the third eye, we are able to lead more and more this process. The indispensable knowledge comes to us in the form of intuition, clairvoyance or any other extra-sensory perceptions. So all that we had can be felt only very vaguely, becomes a clear and precise perception.
The sixth chakra is the link between our upper consciousness and the ego and between the upper cerebral faculties and the instinctive brain functions.
Bound to the mind, this chakra is represented with two petals that are connected to the right and left lobes of the pituitary and are also attached to the left and right hemispheres of the brain. The right hemisphere is the seat of intuition, the left is the seat of intelligence. Here takes place the celestial marriage of the sun and the moon, culminating in the opening of the third Eye and of the sixth Sense evolved. The three main Nadis, Ida, Pingala and Sushumna, Unite Here before ascending to the Crown chakra.
Jimmy St-Hilaire
August 16, 2023 at 4:34 am
Focusing consistently on what is essential reveals the true nature of beings and things beneath the heavens.
Whether you are a king, a servant, or a lord, you require sleep—just like the bee, that magnificent producer of honey.
From the moment of birth, a healthy infant serves as a sign that all their energy centers are functioning properly, preparing them for their journey through the various realities they will eventually have to face.
Parents and society bear the responsibility of guiding this child, ensuring that the gifts they carry within them are harnessed to contribute to the evolution of the community.
Regardless of their family’s religious denomination or the dominant culture in which they are raised, every child should be educated upon a foundation of great universal values.
Truth, justice, gratitude, respect for life in all its forms, a sense of civic engagement, and a love for what is good—these are just a few examples of the ingredients that must be woven into a child’s psychological nourishment through our thoughts, words, and actions.
Indeed, a child should witness a family and community life grounded in sound principles; this will help them—in a spirit of love—to find their rightful place amidst the noble legacies left behind by every people, in every corner of the world.
We shall reap what we have sown.
This adage offers a glimpse into life in the hereafter—a truth that acts as a binding law governing our conduct here on Earth, and which holds out the hope of living like a king, wherever we may ultimately find ourselves.
Humanity constitutes a single body, wherein every living being contributes their unique part to ensure that the whole remains strong—setting the tone for a harmonious world that serves as a treasure, enriching our collective ascent.
If this body—humanity—is currently ailing to such an extent, our priority must be to work tirelessly to heal it, until it has fully regained its health.
Just like every individual cell within the physical body, each of us has a specific role to play in cultivating the quality of our relationships—with ourselves, with others, and with our environment. …that He is alive.
In doing so, we shall all be living beings, radiating the light of the Almighty across every screen within our sphere of influence.
Then, it will be like heaven on earth—without having to spend one’s time dwelling on the potential conditions of an afterlife, or engaging in a self-centeredness far exceeding what is necessary, as is the prevailing tendency among the vast majority of human beings.
The spirit of sacrifice—oriented toward the common good—has faded in the face of a desperate quest for self-preservation: a clawing, scratching struggle waged like mindless, destitute fools who pay scant heed to the truly destitute littering the streets, crying out in body and voice.
Faced with such a telling spectacle, how can anyone possibly contemplate personal salvation—unless and until their self-sacrifice for the common cause has become their greatest testimony prior to their final departure?
Should the “elite of the elites” in every field ever succeed in colonizing another planet, we would ultimately witness there the very same arduous conditions that the Earth endures today.
After the Great Flood, the small band of survivors—the “righteous”—failed to set aside their *personalities* in order to embrace true *individuality* for the sake of a communal life, tempered and refined by love and mutual respect.
And that is where we find ourselves, as a consequence.
Within a body in convalescence, no single cell can harbor any hope for a different atmosphere—for it has not yet been directly touched by the avalanches.
Its peace is, therefore, impacted by the fear that permeates the other spheres of this vast structure, of which it is an integral part.
Indeed, it ought to set to work alongside adjacent cells with the aim of establishing a network—a source of resolution leading to a favorable turnaround in the situation.
Within this dynamic of living together for the common good, all our subtle centers will be developed to the very limits of their potential, without our even having to consciously dwell on the matter throughout the day.
The life of Jesus, as recounted in the Bible, serves as an excellent example of this.
From his birth until his death and resurrection, he was actively engaged on every front in the work of redeeming humanity from its sinful state.
Consequently, he came to be recognized as the means of salvation for all those who believe in his name.
Time passes; it is up to each of us to leave our mark upon it—driven by a passion for excellence—thereby empowering humanity to advance toward its true destiny.
Scientists, too, have had to work together—often in complete anonymity—to provide us with the scientific discoveries and technical inventions that contribute to our well-being.
Yet, owing to a flawed mindset, we misuse these gifts in a thousand and one ways—mirroring our own distorted perceptions of what true happiness entails.
It is precisely here that the full significance of the work of self-rehabilitation—and the rehabilitation of others—truly comes into focus.
Thank you, my friend, for this beautiful contribution to the field of rehabilitating others.
Frantz Rimpel
August 16, 2023 at 7:19 am
4:34 AM—yes, that is the hour when the soul enters into communion with all those who meditate sincerely.
This beautiful flight of inspiration is simultaneously artistic, spiritual, scientific, and mystical.
Given the delivery time of this cargo, you must have ventured deep into the firmament to meet with all those who meditate upon the future of humanity; and, like a purveyor, you gathered everything together and loaded it into a convoy traversing the universe—bearing the fruits and flowers you had harvested—filling the wagons and distributing them to the rest of the world.
Based on the sketch you have just drawn, any artist, comedian, scientist, statesman, or religious figure would find within it the means to construct an edifice—a place to house, express, and display their finest works for the betterment of humanity.
Ultimately, you have just rebuilt the Tower of Babel.
Thank you for your contribution to this quest for re-education.
Jimmy St-Hilaire
August 16, 2023 at 10:37 am
As you have said, we are all connected to the Source of Life—connected for life—at every moment of our existence.
However, the quality of our interactions deepens when our minds find stillness and turn toward those inner realms where the peace of the soul reigns in perfect tranquility.
God has made us beings of immense potential—powerful beings in the making—yet we must be humble, loving, and good before we can collectively realize this potential.
Your response—imbued with poetic beauty—is perceived as an emanation of the heart, a reflection of the gentle thoughts flowing from the Will of God.
We are but humble laborers; it is God alone who expresses Himself through us, whenever our hearts remain steadfast in loving that which aligns with His Will.
Have a wonderful day, my friend!