The Role of the Thymus Gland - Epilogue

There are seven major chakras. Each chakra is associated with physical organs known as the ductless endocrine glands.

Crown Chakra  - Pineal Gland
Brow Chakra - Pituitary Gland
Throat Chakra - Thyroid Gland
Heart Chakra - Thymus Gland
Solar Plexus Chakra - Adrenal Glands
Navel Chakra - Spleen
Root Chakra - Sex Glands

Each of the seven endocrine glands act as transformers of astral energies. They are linked to the seven major etheric chakras which are, in turn, each associated with an astral force center. Astral means 'of the stars". The human system is designed to attract, assimilate and radiate astral vibrations, electromagnetic star energy.

The Sun is a star. Its vital energies are assimilated by the spleen and distributed to the entire etheric double. Taking this several steps further, the constellations are collections of stars and they also transmit star energy to humanity. These vibrations are assimilated by the human system affecting every aspect of human life. That is the mechanism behind the workings of the Twelve Aeons, what man calls the Zodiac.

The distance between man and the constellations does not matter. The interaction is subtle, but tangible. The energy transference occurs beneath the perception of the physical human, but it is as real and effective as putting a plug in a socket.

Therefore it should not be hard to understand how the thymus gland, the physical endocrine organ linked to the Heart Chakra, is used to transmit astral energy that does not belong to the nature-of-death, but instead originates from the New Life-Field. The thymus is active in very young children because at birth, the microcosm of the human child has just returned to physical manifestation from the reflection-sphere in a somewhat purified state. The child is receptive to the Divine radiations primarily because it has not yet been contaminated (yet again) by Earth-life. A few years of living amongst mankind and the Light usually goes out, so to speak.

Thus, the thymus atrophies as man grows older because man becomes pre-occupied with and immersed in life, earth-life, which is actually a living death. The organ falls into dis-use and can no longer be accessed for its Original Purpose. Unless...

...unless the man or woman, through diligent, discerning Seeking begins to gain insight into the conditions of his existence and, through recognition of the hopeless futility of earth-life and its reflection-sphere (the so-called 'heaven-worlds'), begins to yearn for salvation from the nature-of-death. When that point is reached, the man will attract other astral energies. Not those of The Twelve, which are focused upon maintaining the nature-of-death, but that of The Thirteenth, which originate from a Kingdom not-of-this-world. Once the human makes the decision to turn away from the material life, these other-worldly astral energies will touch his divine Spirit-spark atom, which will begin to vibrate. This vibration will touch the thymus gland, stimulating it to begin secreting the special hormones it has waited so many years to deliver into the blood.

In this way, via the agency of this remarkable endocrine gland, any divine astral energies that touch the Spirit-spark atom will be transmitted via the blood, to the head and throughout the entire microcosm. It is in the head sanctuary where these vibrations will make their influence felt. The human will begin to have new thoughts, thoughts far-removed from the mundane foolishness of everyday earth-life. He will begin to form a mental conception of  the New Man, of Liberation from the earthly vale of tears. For such a one, it will represent the first step taken on the Transfiguristic Path.

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