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==Pineal Gland== | ==Pineal Gland== | ||
The main function of the [[Pineal Gland]] is its role in mediating circadian rhythms of the body through the production of the hormone melatonin, from its precursor amino acid tryptophan. The [[Pineal Gland]] is most active in early morning hours, hence meditation is often undergone at this time. The pineal gland is the only singular organ in the brain and is located near the upper end of the spinal cord, which ends or terminates in the oldest anatomical region in the brain. | The main function of the [[Pineal Gland]] is its role in mediating circadian rhythms of the body through the production of the hormone melatonin, from its precursor amino acid tryptophan. The [[Pineal Gland]] is most active in early morning hours, hence meditation is often undergone at this time. The pineal gland is the only singular organ in the brain and is located near the upper end of the spinal cord, which ends or terminates in the oldest anatomical region in the brain. The [[Pineal Gland]] when it is activated in the [[Crown]] begins [[Kundalini]] awakening and connects the [[Silver Cord]]. | ||
==Pituitary Gland== | ==Pituitary Gland== | ||