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The tailbone is the area where “the eight fetal cells” are located in our etheric Auric blueprint and they control the kundalini energies and their momentum of the planetary forces as they run through the personal meridian and nadial system. This area for most humans is highly vulnerable as many of us have been implanted with a “reptilian tail” that obstructs or siphons the energies out of the root chakra areas as well as the earth chakra connector that is about 6 inches beneath our feet. | The tailbone is the area where “the eight fetal cells” are located in our etheric Auric blueprint and they control the kundalini energies and their momentum of the planetary forces as they run through the personal meridian and nadial system. This area for most humans is highly vulnerable as many of us have been implanted with a “reptilian tail” that obstructs or siphons the energies out of the root chakra areas as well as the earth chakra connector that is about 6 inches beneath our feet. | ||
==References== | |||
[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/1709-the-fine-print December 2010 Newsletter] | |||
Term first found: Page 43, HGS Manual | Term first found: Page 43, HGS Manual | ||
Revision as of 23:28, 18 November 2012
The tailbone is the area where “the eight fetal cells” are located in our etheric Auric blueprint and they control the kundalini energies and their momentum of the planetary forces as they run through the personal meridian and nadial system. This area for most humans is highly vulnerable as many of us have been implanted with a “reptilian tail” that obstructs or siphons the energies out of the root chakra areas as well as the earth chakra connector that is about 6 inches beneath our feet.
References
Term first found: Page 43, HGS Manual