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Please note: This information is sourced from Edgar Cayce's written readings and provided here for further research on the [[Lyden Gland]], also known as the [[Leydig Gland]]. The Lyden Gland is confirmed to be an important part of the organic glandular functioning in the human body, and as the glands are being activated from dormancy during [[Kundalini]] or spiritual activations, the [[Lyden Gland]] has correlations to the higher functions of the [[Pineal Gland]]. | Please note: This information is sourced from Edgar Cayce's written readings and provided here for further research on the [[Lyden Gland]], also known as the [[Leydig Gland]]. The Lyden Gland is confirmed to be an important part of the organic glandular functioning in the human body, and as the glands are being activated from dormancy during [[Kundalini]] or spiritual activations, the [[Lyden Gland]] has correlations to the higher functions of igniting the | ||
Christ Mind within the [[Pineal Gland]]. | |||
The [[Lyden Gland]], located above the sexual gland, is the starting point of the [[Soul]]'s activity through the glandular system. It is the door through which the soul may go on to higher planes of consciousness. The corresponding spiritual plane for this spiritual center is the plane of Neptune, the plane of Mysticism. | The [[Lyden Gland]], located above the sexual gland, is the starting point of the [[Soul]]'s activity through the glandular system. It is the door through which the soul may go on to higher planes of consciousness. The corresponding spiritual plane for this spiritual center is the plane of Neptune, the plane of Mysticism. | ||