The Western Medical world is in total denial of the existence of chakras, which is known by tens of thousands of people, and verifiable by simple instruments, such as a pendulum. The physical human body is centred on seven main energy centres (and hundreds of minor ones), located one above the other from the base of the spine to the top of the head. These 'energy centres' were called 'chakras' by the Sanskrit speaking yogis who discovered them, over five thousand years ago, and are the centres which are manipulated by healers. Whilst drugs and medicines can sometimes be seen to help in balancing the chakras, and hence appear to provide a remedy, then a thorough knowledge of chakra balancing, if taught in schools, would dispose of the need for a medical industry all together. A few healers would be all that was needed to teach others to heal themselves. All illnesses can be traced to an imbalance in the chakras, and hence all healing would logically be applied there. Western medicine denies the existence, and therefore teaches alternatives which are simply invalid, and can only have a foundation in profit. |
Chakras - energy centres |
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