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==Higher Heart Chakra Activation== | ==Higher Heart Chakra Activation== | ||
[[File:GalacticChakraactivation8-9D.jpg|thumb|Monadic Activation]] | [[File:GalacticChakraactivation8-9D.jpg|thumb|Monadic Activation]] | ||
The Monad spirit body is entwined with the activation of the [[8th Chakra]] located at the thymus gland. When the [[Permanent Seed Atom]] begins to activate the sequence of Monadic integration begins to link with the [[9th Chakra]] in a moving gyroscopic field with its center axis in the [[Pineal Gland]].<ref>Session Transcript: ''Embodying the Monad''</ref> | |||
The Monad spirit body is entwined with the activation of the [[8th Chakra]] located at the thymus gland. When the [[Permanent Seed Atom]] begins to activate the sequence of Monadic integration begins to link with the [[9th Chakra]] in a moving gyroscopic field with its center axis in the | |||
==Inner Holy Spirit== | ==Inner Holy Spirit== | ||
Revision as of 21:16, 20 February 2016
The Monad spiritual body triad is the 7th, 8th and 9th layer but it starts connecting at the 8th Chakra level [Thymus] which is the Higher Heart. When the Monad starts coming in like this, the whole Heart changes pattern, meaning the Heart Chakra is no longer an Astral Heart 4th Chakra, it is a Blue Heart
Higher Heart Chakra Activation
The Monad spirit body is entwined with the activation of the 8th Chakra located at the thymus gland. When the Permanent Seed Atom begins to activate the sequence of Monadic integration begins to link with the 9th Chakra in a moving gyroscopic field with its center axis in the Pineal Gland.[1]
Inner Holy Spirit
The Amoraea Flame is activated when we are able to bring the three layers of our Soul Matrix into a triad body connection and we begin Monadic integration. The Amoraea Flame is the Inner Holy Spirit that ignites in the center heart of the Permanent Seed Atom that is located in the higher heart complex. This higher heart complex function is located in the 8th Chakra at the Thymus Gland.
References
- ↑ Session Transcript: Embodying the Monad
Term first found in HGS Manual: Page 75