Edgar Cayce correlated the Lord’s Prayer to the seven chakra centers as a way to help open these centers and the endocrine glands that are related to them.
As Cayce correctly stated, our system is activated by anger, fear, mirth, joy, etc. through glandular secretions which flow into the whole system. The endocrine system is thus the link between our emotions and our physical bodies.
As Cayce correctly stated, our system is activated by anger, fear, mirth, joy, etc. through glandular secretions which flow into the whole system. The endocrine system is thus the link between our emotions and our physical bodies.
It is a circular relationship where our emotions have a powerful physical effect on our body via shifting neurochemical levels. Our neurochemical balance has a powerful effect on our emotions.
Cayce claims an even greater role for the endocrine system. It is not simply the link between body and mind but also the link with the soul, through the chakras.
The adrenal glands and pancreas are in the third chakra, which is associated with self-esteem as well as issues of responsibility.
The thymus and heart are in the fourth chakra, which is related to love and forgiveness.
The thyroid and parathyroids are in the fifth chakra, the center of will – ability to express needs and desires.
The pituitary, pineal, and hypothalamus are all in the sixth chakra, the center of wisdom and intuition.
All of the glands in a healthy person function well and with little effort. The great disturber of all endocrine function is stress.
Stress is physical, chemical, emotional, or electromagnetic pressure beyond the safe reserves of a given individual.
Stress of any kind and possibly in any amount may stimulate any endocrine gland to excess or deficient production of that gland’s hormones. Therefore over- or under-activity of any or all glands is a fairly common problem.
Today more than ever it is important to maintain our health and harmony - internally and externally.
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