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(Sanskrit: सहस्रार, “thousand-petaled”) The seventh chakra centered at the pineal gland and extends above the head, generating the halo of light depicted surrounding the head of saints.
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Muladhara (Sanskrit: मूलाधार) lit. “root and basis of Existence.” The root chakra located near the base of the spine.
Church: Ephesus
Region: Sexual Organs
Vowel: S
The Muladhara chakra is situated under the Kanda, which is the exact place where the nadis Sushumna, Ida, and Pingala join. This is the fundamental or coccygeal chakra. This chakra nourishes all the other chakras with its sexual energy. The Kundalini is found enclosed within the Muladhara chakra. Four nadis similar to the petals of the lotus flower emanate from this chakra. – Kundalini Yoga: The Mysteries of the Fire by Samael Aun Weor
How austere the discipline was may be seen from a summary of its rules: Confessing faith in God, an Apprentice vowed to honor the Church, the State, and the Master under whom he served, agreeing not to absent himself from the service of the order, by day or night, save with the license of the Master. He must be honest, truthful, upright, faithful in keeping the secrets of the craft, or the confidence of the Master, or of any Free-mason, when communicated to him as such. Above all he must be chaste, never committing adultery or fornication, and he must not marry, or contract himself to any woman, during his apprenticeship. – Quoted from “The Builders” by Joseph Fort Newton [1914].
Our miserable and weak human flesh is like unto the hog which ever delighteth to lie down in the mud and to befoul itself therewith, deeming the mud its great delight. Our flesh is the devil’s knight; because it wars against and resists all those things which are according to the will of God and for our salvation.