Psychologist Carl Jung called the chakras the "gateways of consciousness". They are connected to our thinking and feeling through our breath, through our body, through our voice and through movement.
When we are not aware of our chakras, they operate on a subconscious level. If a person has no concept of anything beyond the material, the chakras are ‘dormant’. When we start to question who we are, what our purpose is, and begin to develop our divine nature, the chakras become active and our spiritual mind will start to develop.
It has long been known that the Phi Ratio, or Divine Proportion, appears in certain proportions of living organic life, Leonardo Da Vinci’s ‘canon man’ is famous for depicting the phi ratio in the human body. However the ancient Egyptians had far more knowledge, the ‘Flower of Life’ symbol is at The Temple of Abydas, it contains every mathematical formula, harmonies of sound, law of physics, biological life form and every atom that is within our ‘waveform universe’.
Our universe has a base wavelengh of 7.23cm. The measure of 7.23cm can be found on our bodies, it is the same distance between your eyes, the tip of your chin to the tip of your nose as well as the distance between each of the 13 geometrical chakras. The ancient Egyptians knew the importance of Phi Ratio and the Waveform for this universe and incorporated it into their lives and buildings.
To locate all of the 13 Chakras, firstly measure the distance between your eyes, you will see this is about 7.23cm. Starting from the perineum is your Root/Base Chakra, using your tape measure, move upwards to locate the Sacral Chakra, which is on or just past your pubic bone, continue upwards and you will find your solar plexus inside your navel. Use the same distance to locate the remaining Chakras.
The universe is full of geometric designs creating an endless dance of colour, light and sound.
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