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Chakras and Energy Signatures
Each chakra has a number of incoming nadis
channels that are responsible for receiving and transmitting
(input/output) electromagnetic energy from that chakra or energy
centre. Each chakra simply consists of a bundle of nadis channels
that link together and work as one node. As a result of their
electromagnetic nature, that node or energy centre creates a
rotating vortex, which is projected outwards on both sides of the
body (front and rear).
Every person has a unique frequency configuration known as your
energy signature. As previously stated, each chakra has a specific
frequency, so when one or more chakras are imbalanced or blocked,
those chakras influence the
overall frequency pattern within the chakra system. When all seven
(7) primary chakras return to normal state (active & balanced), they
interconnect and work as a single, unified pole or complete circuit.
This is known as Kundalini. Therefore, the health and status of the
primary chakras determines your overall frequency pattern, commonly
known as your energy signature.
The seven (7) primary chakras can be simply divided into two
sections – a south pole and a north pole, for example the base,
sacral plexus & solar plexus are located on the south pole, because
they have the lowest frequencies. The north pole are the upper
chakras, which commence at the heart chakra and ascend to the crown
chakra. See table on the right.
Because each chakra is a rotating vortex, they function like a
magnet; they attract and pull energy to themselves. In regards to
the south pole, the base chakra (red) by default will always attract
any energy that “attacks” the chakra system. It will be the first
chakra to immediately respond and the first chakra that will become
unbalanced, because the base chakra relates to survival. As a
result, this energy instantly blocks the nadis channels, hence the
rotation of the chakra slows down or stops, which impacts the
connection to the above chakras causing a frequency decrease along
the entire chakra circuit. Remember: blockages in the lower chakras
cause a low frequency.
The flow of Ka energy from the south pole to the north pole is known
as “Kundalini.” The Ka energy released from your base chakra
strengthens the upper chakras. When the lower chakras cannot deliver
the Ka energy or higher voltage to the above chakras, the entire
chakra system will suffer. At this point, the biological body will
manifest any energy imbalance, for example aches & pains,
alignments, etc. Once the base chakra is healed and balanced, the
flow of Ka energy or kundalini rises and the red ray merges into the
orange ray. The sacral plexus or navel chakra will integrate both
frequencies. After the solar plexus chakra has been healed, the red,
orange, and yellow frequencies combine and integrate to create a
single south pole circuit. When the kundalini raises and finally
enters the heart chakra, the south pole circuit connects to the
higher chakras.
When you bring all seven primary chakras into alignment, the
frequency circuits between each chakra interconnects and works
together as a team or as one complete circuit. A Kundalini current
with a high frequency means Ka energy is naturally flowing along the
entire circuit without any frequency distortions. Therefore, the
number of active and balanced chakras determines the overall
frequency pattern (the frequency of the Kundalini current), which is
commonly known as the energy signature for your ethereal body.
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