Chakras

After having re-read "The theory of celestial influence" by Rodney Collins, I find that my thoughts concerning 'chakras' comes together in a somewhat more substantial way and understanding.

It would seem that in the human body there are a certain number of endocrine glands. These glands have definite purposes and functions as regulators or stimulators of different functions by means of how much they secrete into the bloodstream. Many of them works in pairs thereby balancing eachother. This is all well known to common medicine scientists, although the function of the pineal gland eludes them.

Each gland is connected to nervous plexuses which acts as an antenna for receiving and probably also sending certain energies. Furthermore, each gland and plexus seems to have an affinity for radiations emanating or rather reflecting from a certain planet. Solar radiation drowns everything in the solarsystem with its light and all this light is reflected, simply put, to us and in the process is coloured by the planet that reflects it, thereby giving the radiation in question a special 'vibration' depending on the planets size, atmosphere, distance, composition and angle in relation to us. The radiation stands in reverse proportion to the square of the distance, that is, at twice the distance only a quarter of the influence is felt.

The closest planet is the Moon, therefore the Moon must be the dominant influence. It influenses liquids and influences therefore the lymphatic system. As another example, Mars seems to be connected with the radiation that influence the adrenal glands.

However, this is not the whole truth. There are more than seven or eight plexuses on the human body and I am not sure how this works. It would seem also that perhaps every organ has a plexus and is guided or influenced in a similar manner as the endocrine glands. There is also the thought that all radiation that reaches us stems not merely from the planets of the solar system but also all the stars. To this is added the thought that we ourselves can influence the endocrine flow by lending it our attention and focus thereby consciously strengthen or weaken this or that glands secretion into the bloodstream and so influencing the behaviour of our body.

The work continues... thoughts are appreciated. Endocrinology is indeed interesting, especially when one connects it with higher knowledge...