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Books Written by Master Choa Kok Sui

Miracles Through Pranic Healing

Advanced Pranic Healing

Pranic Psychotherapy

Pranic Crystal Healing

Practical Psychic Self-Defense for Home and Office

Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul

Universal and Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on The Lord’s Prayer

The Spiritual Essence of Man

The Chakras and the Inverted Tree of Life

Inner Teachings of Hinduism Revealed

Om Mani Padme Hum

The Blue Pearl in the Golden Lotus

Superbrain Yoga

The Origin of Modern

Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga

The Existence of God is Self-Evident

The Chakras and Their Functions

 The Golden Lotus Sutras
of Master Choa Kok Sui Series
Achieve the Impossible
The Golden Lotus Sutras on the Science of Prosperity and Spiritual Business
Management

Beyond the Mind

The Golden Lotus Sutras on Meditation

Compassionate Objectivity
The Golden Lotus Sutras on Character Building

Creative Transformation
The Golden Lotus Sutras on Spiritual Practice

Experiencing Being
The Golden Lotus Sutras on Life

Inspired Action
The Golden Lotus Sutras on Teaching

Possible Miracles
The Golden Lotus Sutras on Pranic Healing


Publisher’s Note

This book is a compilation on the chakras and their functions from the
different books of Master Choa Kok Sui for the convenience of the readers.

It is also similar to The Spiritual Essence of Man by Master Choa Kok Sui
without the Kabbalistic part for readers who are not interested in the Kabbalah.

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DEDICATION

To the Great Spiritual Teacher

Lord Mahaguruji Mei Ling
also known as Lord Buddha Padmasambhava,
Chohan Jig Mei Ling
and most especially to our Sat Guru
Master Choa Kok Sui.
May the spiritual teachings
in this book benefit and illuminate
all the people of the world.


INTRODUCTION
In the various books of Master Choa Kok Sui, he would include discussions
on the chakras and their contribution to spiritual growth and development. This
book provides the reader a convenient reference for Pranic Healers, Arhatic
Yoga practitioners and other energy healers, including individuals interested in
learning more about the chakras and their functions.
This compilation is primarily based on the author’s book titled, The Spiritual
Essence of Man, The Chakras and the Inverted Tree of Life but without the
Kabbalistic terms. Other sources used for this compilation include:

1. Extracts from the author’s other books:

• Miracles Through Pranic Healing

• Advanced Pranic Healing
• Pranic Psychotherapy
• Pranic Crystal Healing
• Practical Psychic Self-Defense for Home & Office
• Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (formerly titled Meditations for Soul
Realization)
• Universal and Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on the Lord’s Prayer
• The Spiritual Essence of Man
• Om Mani Padme Hum 3rd Edition
• Superbrain Yoga
• The Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga 2nd Edition
• The Existence of God is Self-Evident 2nd Edition
• Experiencing Being
• Compassionate Objectivity
• Creative Transformation
• Beyond the Mind

Readers are encouraged to read the books of Master Choa Kok Sui for more
information and knowledge on entries made here.
This compilation serves as a companion guide for the reader, contributing to a
more holistic approach in the practice of the spiritual teachings.1


TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER

1 The Subtle Bodies and Chakras (Energy Centers)

2 The Basic Chakra
3 The Sex Chakra
4 The Meng Mein Chakra
5 The Navel Chakra
6 The Solar Plexus Chakra
7 The Spleen Chakra
8 The Heart Chakra
9 The Throat Chakra
10 The Ajna Chakra
11 The Forehead Chakra
12 The Crown Chakra
13 The Twelfth Chakra
14 Spreading the Teachings
Appendices

Footnotes

Index
CHAPTER 1

The Subtle Bodies and Chakras

Different Subtle Bodies and Auras

The Energy Body
The Functions of the Energy Body
Major Chakras or Energy Centers
Parts of the Chakra
Fig. 1-1 The different subtle bodies and their auras
DIFFERENT SUBTLE BODIES AND AURAS
What is an aura? An aura is an energy field that surrounds the body.
According to ancient teachings, there are different types of auras depending on
the different types of subtle bodies. (See Fig. 1-1 The different subtle bodies and
auras)

1. First, you have the physical body.

2. Next to the physical body is the energy body which is called the etheric or
bioplasmic body. The energy body interpenetrates and goes beyond the
physical body. It is the medium used to vitalize or energize the physical body.
It is the pattern for the physical body and has an aura called the etheric aura.
3. You also have an emotional or astral body. Its aura is known as the emotional
or astral aura. When the physical body dies, the soul continues to live using the
astral body. The astral body is more subtle than the etheric body.1 Why is this
subtle body called the emotional body? Because through this subtle body, a
person is able to experience intense emotions ranging from anger, irritation,
fear, love, sweetness and others.2 The specialization of the emotional body is
that of feeling.3 With the use of the emotional body, two lovers in the inner
world can unite in intense divine ecstasy. The emotional body is also called the
astral body because it is made of light; it looks like starry light.4
4. Next to the astral body is the mental body. It is the vehicle for the mind or the
intellect. It is finer than the astral body and has an aura called the mental aura.5
Why is this subtle body called the mental body? Because in this subtle vehicle,
knowledge or data equivalent to a book or several books can be symbolically
tossed from one person to another person almost instantly. In this vehicle, the
learning process and communication are accelerated at mind-boggling speed.
This vehicle is capable of feeling and doing other functions, but its main
specialization is receiving, processing, and sending information.6 There are
more subtle bodies.7
5. The body is within the soul. The soul is predominantly located in the 12th
chakra. From the 12th chakra it radiates outward, forming the “soul aura.” The
physical body, energy body, astral body and lower mental body are all inside
the incarnated soul. Therefore, it would be accurate to define a person as a soul
with a physical body, rather than a physical body with a soul. To express this
more accurately, a person is a soul with a physical body and other subtle
 bodies.8
6. The Infinite Light comes from the higher soul. This is why the higher soul is
called The Infinite Source. The higher soul resides in a vehicle that is called in
theosophy as the causal body. According to inner teachings, and also to
Earlyne Chaney,2 a great disciple, the development of the causal body is the
preoccupation of “Freemasons” - the building of the great spiritual structure.
This structure is not really a physical structure but an inner structure. The old
true Freemasons were involved not only in building physical structures like the
old cathedrals of Europe, but also in building the great spiritual structure
within them, the causal body which houses the higher soul.9

THE ENERGY BODY

The word “bioplasmic” comes from bio, which means life and plasma,3
which is the fourth state of matter. The first three states of matter being solid,
liquid, and gas. Plasma is ionized gas or gas particles with positive or negative
charge. This is not the same as blood plasma. Bioplasmic body means a living
energy body made up of invisible subtle matter. To simplify the terminology, the
term “energy body” will be used to replace the word “bioplasmic body.”10
Clairvoyants, with the use of their psychic faculties, have observed that the
physical body is surrounded and interpenetrated by a luminous energy body. Just
like the visible physical body, it has a head, two eyes, two arms, etc. In other
words, the energy body looks like the visible physical body. This is why
clairvoyants call it the etheric double or etheric body. The energy body is called
the bioplasmic body by Russian scientists.11
The energy body interpenetrates the visible physical body and extends beyond
it by four to five inches. This invisible luminous energy field which follows the
contour of the visible physical body is called the inner aura.12

THE FUNCTIONS OF THE ENERGY BODY

1. It absorbs, distributes, and energizes the whole physical body with prana or ki.
Prana or ki is that life energy which nourishes the whole body so that it could,
together with its different organs, function properly and normally. Without
energy, the body would die.
2. It acts as a mold or pattern for the visible physical body. This allows the
 visible physical body to maintain its shape, form and feature despite years of
continuous metabolism. To be more exact, the visible physical body is molded
after the energy body. If the energy body is defective, then the visible physical
body is defective. They are so closely related that what affects one affects the
other. If one gets sick, the other also gets sick. If one gets healed, the other
also gets healed. This may manifest gradually or almost instantaneously,
assuming there are no interfering factors.
3. The energy body, through energy centers or the chakras, controls and is
responsible for the proper functioning of the whole physical body and its
different parts and organs. This includes the endocrine glands, which are the
physical manifestations of some of the major energy centers. A lot of
sicknesses are caused partially by the malfunctioning of one or more energy
centers.
4. The energy body, through its health rays and health aura, serves as a
protective shield against germs and diseased energy. Diseased energy, used-up
energy, toxins, wastes, and germs are expelled by the health rays
predominantly via the pores; thereby purifying the whole physical body.13

MAJOR CHAKRAS OR ENERGY CENTERS

Major Chakras or Energy Centers are actually major acupuncture points.
Chakras are very important parts of the energy body.14 The major chakras not
only control and energize the vital organs of the body but also control and affect
a person’s psychological and spiritual conditions.15 Just as the visible physical
body has vital and minor organs, the energy body has major, minor and mini
chakras.16
Each major chakra has a subchakra or several subchakras. This subchakra is
called a minor chakra. Each subchakra may have a sub-subchakra, called a
minichakra. For example, the basic major chakra has many subchakras in the
arms and legs. These are the minor chakras found in the arms and legs. The hand
minor chakra which is a subchakra of the basic chakra, has sub-subchakras
which are the minichakras found on the fingertips and on the joints of the
fingers. Those found on the fingertips are called finger minichakras. The human
energy body is filled with big and small chakras or vortices of energy. These
vortices of energy also correspond to acupuncture points.17 (See Fig. 1-2 Major
chakras and acupuncture meridians)
Chakras are energy vortices which have physical, psychological, and spiritual
functions.18

The average size of the major chakras varies depending upon the evolutionary
development of the person.

Degree of Evolutionary Development Sizes in Diameter

Mentally Retarded - two inches or less

Below average - about two and half inches
Average or masses - about three or four inches
Intelligentsia - about four or five inches
Superior - about six inches or more
Advanced yogis or Saints - about eighteen inches or more
Superpersons - two meters or more

Being a clairvoyant or psychic does not necessarily mean that the person is
quite developed or has big chakras. As a matter of fact, some ordinary
clairvoyants are quite emotional, and the average sizes of major chakras are
about four to five inches only.
 Fig. 1-2 Major chakras and acupuncture meridians

Major chakras or energy centers are actually major acupuncture points

 Being a yogi or being on the spiritual path for more than ten or twenty years
does not necessarily mean that the person is quite developed. As a matter of fact,
the author has encountered some so called “yogis” or “spiritual practitioners”
where the average size of major chakras is only about four to five inches in
diameter. With no offense intended, these people have so much pride and suffer
from delusion of spiritual superiority. They behave as though they know so
much and are quite spiritually developed. They are just fooling themselves.
Their esoteric knowledge is superficial and contaminated with so much
superstitious nonsense. Their spiritual cord or antahkarana may be only hairlike,
and not even measuring an inch. Based on spiritual or yogic standard, they are
only in nursery.
There are several spiritual or yogic systems of activating the chakras and
awakening the kundalini. Arhatic Meditation is one of the systems that
systematically, safely and rapidly activates the chakras and awakens the
kundalini.19
The word transformer can be understood in two senses. Transformers are for
stepping up or stepping down electrical voltages. Before electrical power
reaches your house, it has to go through a series of step down transformers. By
the time it reaches your house, the voltage has been stepped down to 220 volts or
110 volts.20
The human whirling energy centers or chakras are energy transformers
wherein a certain form of energy is transformed into another form of energy.
From the crown energy center to the basic energy center; spiritual energy is
stepped down, modified, transformed and physicalized.
From the basic energy center to the crown energy center; subtle energy is
being stepped up, modified, transformed and spiritualized.21
Spiritual energy transformers are capable of stepping down or stepping up the
energy. Spiritual energy transformers also qualify, modify or transform the
energy passing through them.22
In general, the moons, the planets, the suns and stars, the galaxies, the
universes and the maxiuniverse are celestial whirling energy centers or celestial
chakras.4 They are spiritual energy transformers.23
Principle of Energy Transformer. The world consists of a series of spiritual
energy transformers. The planet Earth is an energy transformer, the sun is an
energy transformer, the constellation and galaxy are energy transformers.24
During meditation, when the consciousness of the meditator just expands
slightly, when he sees the solar system he does not see planets revolving around
the sun. He5 sees luminous lotus flowers revolving around the sun.25
Interpenetrating the physical planet is an “energy planet” which is rotating
alternately clockwise and counterclockwise. The interaction of the subtle energy
moving in clockwise and counterclockwise motion produces an optical image of
a planetary luminous lotus flower rotating around the sun. The “energy planets”
are celestial whirling energy centers.26
The planetary luminous lotus flower is actually double sided. One luminous
lotus flower is facing the top and the other is facing the bottom, but the two of
them are connected and joined as one.27
For more information about the practical application of chakras as energy
transformers please read the Superbrain Yoga book by the author.
Based on the research of Dr. Joie P. Jones, Department of Radiological
Sciences, University of California Irvine, California: The acupuncture points are
made up of two parts: the upper part and lower part. These two parts are
constantly moving in opposite directions. When the upper part is moving
clockwise, the lower part is moving counter clockwise and this motion alternates
from clockwise to counter clockwise. (See Fig 1-3/3a. The rotation of the inner
and outer layers of a chakra.)
He called this the “twisting motion.” (See Fig. 1-4 Chakral movement of
energy) The major acupuncture points in the Indian tradition are called chakras,
which means whirling energy centers.
Major chakras, in general, are about three to four inches in diameter. They
control and energize the major and vital organs of the visible physical body.
Major chakras are just like power stations that supply life energy to major and
vital organs of the visible physical body.
When the power stations malfunction, the vital organs become sick or
diseased because they do not have enough life energy to operate properly!
Minor chakras are about one to two inches in diameter. Mini chakras are
smaller than one inch in diameter. Minor and mini chakras control and energize
the less important parts of the visible physical body. The chakras interpenetrate
and extend beyond the visible physical body.28

PARTS OF THE CHAKRA

1. Petals. The appearance of the chakra is dependent upon its speed of
rotation. Under normal conditions, the rapid clockwise and counterclockwise
rotations produce an optical effect making the chakra look like a lotus flower
with many pointed petals. The pointed petals are “optically produced” by the
combined motions of pranic energy moving clockwise and counterclockwise.
This is why in ancient Tibetan, Chinese and Sanskrit books on yoga, the chakras
are usually presented as lotus flowers with many pointed petals. When a chakra
is deliberately slowed down, the actual shape and number of petals can be seen
clearly. The shape of the petals of a chakra is round. This is why the petals of the
chakras described by Leadbeater are round, not pointed. When the chakra is
moving very rapidly, the chakra bulges out or becomes quite thick. When it is
rotating at an extremely rapid rate, the chakra appears as a dazzling point of
light.29
Fig. 1-3
 Fig. 1-3a The rotation of the inner and outer layers of a chakra

The inner and outer layers of the chakra rotates in opposite directions alternately as pranic energy enters.
When a chakra is deliberately slowed down, the actual round shape and number of petals can be seen
clearly. Shown here is the heart chakra.
 Fig. 1-4 Chakral energy movement

The upper part and the lower part are constantly moving in opposite directions - clockwise and
counterclockwise alternately
 2. Protective web. Located at the back of the chakra near the surface of the
body is an “energy web.” (See Fig. 1-5 Parts of a chakra) It is slightly smaller
than the chakra by about one inch in diameter. This energy web is called etheric
web or protective web because it acts as a filter to protect the person from
negative external influences.30
When a person harbors negative thoughts or feelings or has negative habits,
the protective webs become cracked or punctured after a prolonged period of
time. Since the person is filled with negative thoughts and emotions, he also
attracts negative entities which enter through the holes or cracks in the protective
webs. This will make him do terrible things that he would not normally do.31
Fig. 1-5 Parts of a chakra
 If the psychological ailment is not very severe, then some of the protective
webs are just cracked. In more serious cases, some protective webs are
punctured and have big holes. This makes the patient susceptible to “psychic
disturbances” or “intrusions” from negative energy entities or elementals. In
Christian terms, these are called “bad spirits.” The author prefers not to use the
word “demon” because it is too harsh and does not give an accurate picture or
impression on the nature of the problem. In the Holy Bible, there are many cases
of patients with severe psychological ailments which were healed by exorcism or
removal of negative elementals.32
When you are healing, the elementals cannot enter your body since you have
protective webs. Therefore, there is no danger of contamination from the
elementals. Besides, the protective web is made in such a way that, if there are
any psychic intruders, it becomes automatically stronger and impenetrable.33
The difference between a clairvoyant and a “crazy” person is that with a
clairvoyant, the etheric web or protective web is quite thin and can easily be
opened when the clairvoyant faculty is being used, and closed when it is not
being used. It can be opened and closed subconsciously or intentionally. In other
words, the etheric web is just like a shutter that can be opened or closed at will
by the clairvoyant. He has substantial mastery over his emotions, especially fear,
and can see angels, fairies, and negative elementals without becoming
psychologically imbalanced. A crazy person, on the other hand, has punctured
protective webs and cannot close the holes at will. The protective webs are
damaged and become open permanently, thereby making him susceptible to
attacks from negative entities. He is constantly influenced, bothered or
tormented by negative thought entities, negative elementals, and negative
disincarnate spirits. He sees ugly and scary things or hears ugly voices.
These cracks or holes are caused by negative thinking, feeling and habits.
Hallucinogenic chemicals burn up part of the protective web. The protective
webs of a person who takes hallucinogenic drugs like LSD or other harmful
mood-altering drugs are destroyed and the person becomes psychologically
imbalanced. When a person with no spiritual training uses a hallucinogenic
substance or chemical, he is likely to have quite an unpleasant experience.
When a person is intensely angry, the protective webs of the solar plexus
chakra, the ajna chakra and sometimes the crown chakra are ruptured. Intense
anger attracts negative elementals of a very violent nature. They attach
themselves to the angry person through the ruptured protective webs. The angry
person then becomes temporarily “possessed” or “insane” and does terrible
things that he will not normally do. How long these negative elementals will
attach themselves to a person depends on the nature of the person. If he is the
type who gets intensely angry quite often, then the “insanity” could become
relatively permanent. These negative elementals feed on anger or need angry
energy to survive and, therefore, will regularly incite or stimulate the person to
anger.34

3. Chakral core or center.

4. Stem.
5. Root of the chakra.35

Chakras have several important functions.

1. They absorb, digest, and distribute prana to the different parts of the body.
2. The chakras control, energize and are responsible for the proper functioning of
the whole physical body and its different parts and organs. The endocrine
glands are controlled and energized by some of the major chakras. The
endocrine glands can be stimulated or inhibited by controlling or manipulating
the major chakras. A lot of ailments are caused partially by the malfunctioning
of the chakras.
3. Some chakras are sites or centers of psychic faculties. Activation of certain
chakras, may result in the development of certain psychic faculties.

There is some degree of controversy as to whether there are seven chakras or

more. Some ancient Indian books mentioned seven chakras. Some modern
authors also have written about seven chakras. Master Choa Kok Sui has taught
that there are 11 major chakras. Which is correct? Actually, both are correct,
because in these ancient books, they have never mentioned that there are only
seven chakras. The key word is only. The problem is that the students or readers
assume that there are only seven chakras. This is an assumption without any
basis.
In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna mentions about the city with nine gates.
These correspond to the nine major chakra system. The Upanishads mentions
about a city with 11 gates. These correspond to the 11 major chakra system. The
kabbalistic system has 10 energy centers plus one hidden center: a total of 11.
The student must remember that truth is dynamic, not static. This is the basis
behind progress. One must be ready to discard lower truth for higher truth.36
According to Master Choa Kok Sui, the Internal Medical Chi Kung School
and the External Medical Chi Kung School are actually two sides of the same
coin.37
 The External Medical Chi Kung as taught by Master Choa Kok Sui is very
revolutionary. It is easy to learn and practice. It also uses acupuncture points, but
not the ordinary acupuncture points. It uses 11 major acupuncture points called
ta xue lun (ta is translated as “big”; xue as “acupuncture point”; and lun,
“spinning wheel”). It also uses semi-major acupuncture points called xiao xue
lun (xiao is translated as “small”).
Since the students of External Medical Chi Kung do not have to learn
hundreds of acupuncture points, but rather, has to learn only a few major and
semi-major acupuncture points, learning is faster and easier.
In ancient times there had been great scientific and cultural exchanges
between China and India. In India, External Medical Chi Kung is now called
Pranic Healing. The major acupuncture points are called chakras, and the semi-
major acupuncture points are called minor chakras. Master Choa Kok Sui has
taught the External Medical Chi Kung School of Healing to the West and to
other parts of the world, under the name Pranic Healing. Pranic Healing in its
existing form has been painstakingly, systematically, and scientifically
developed, revealed, and taught globally by Master Choa Kok Sui. Hundreds of
thousands of students have learned to do Pranic Healing, and millions of patients
have been healed or relieved.38
How many major chakras are there? Are there seven or more than seven
energy centers? The answer is, Truth is dynamic. There are several levels of
truth.
The first level of truth was revealed to a limited number of people in ancient
times, that there are seven energy centers or seven chakras.
(See Fig. 1-6 The location of the 11 major chakras...)

1. Crown chakra is located at the crown of the head39 - GV20.6 It controls and
energizes the pineal gland.40
2. Ajna chakra is located at the area between the eyebrows41 - M-HN3 (Yin
Tang). It controls and energizes the pituitary gland.42
3. Throat chakra is located at the center of the throat43 - CV237 is located in the
throat area. It controls and energizes the thyroid gland.44
4. The front heart chakra is located at the center of the chest.45 - CV1746 The
back heart chakra is located at the back of the heart.47 - GV11. It controls and
energizes the thymus gland.48
5. The front solar plexus chakra is located at the hollow area between the ribs49 -
CV15.50 The back solar plexus chakra is located at the back of the solar plexus
 area51 - GV9. It controls and energizes the pancreas.52
6. Sex chakra is located at the pubic area53 - CV2. It controls and energizes the
gonads.54
7. Basic chakra is located at the base of the spine or coccyx area55 - GV1. It
controls and energizes the adrenal glands.

The second level of truth is that there are nine chakras. In the Bhagavad Gita
5:13, the Lord Krishna mentioned about a city with nine gates - “...Remains
blissfully in the bodily city of nine gates...” These nine gates are actually chakras
where pranic energy can go in and out.
The other two chakras are the Spleen Chakra and the Navel Chakra.56

8. The front spleen chakra is located at the middle part of the left bottom rib. The
back spleen chakra is located behind the front spleen chakra.57 - SP 16. The
back spleen chakra does not have a corresponding known acupuncture point. It
controls and energizes the spleen.58
9. Navel chakra is located at the navel.59 - CV8. It controls and energizes the
small and large intestines and appendix.60

The third level of truth is that there are eleven chakras. In the Inverted Tree of
Life there are 10 chakras or Sephiroth and one hidden, a total of 11 chakras. This
is why according to the Katha Upanishad, Stanza 5, there is a city with 11 gates,
which corresponds to the 11 major chakras - “...by ruling over the city of 11
gates...”
The other two chakras revealed are the Meng Mein Chakra and the Forehead
Chakra.60

10. Meng mein chakra is located approximately at the back of the navel61 - GV4.
It controls and energizes the kidneys and also the adrenal glands.62
11. Forehead chakra is located at the center of the forehead63 - GV24. It controls
and energizes the nervous system and also the pineal gland.

Master Choa Kok Sui first publicly revealed the secret of the 11 major chakras
in 1987 in his book, The Ancient Science and Art of Pranic Healing, now retitled
as Miracles Through Pranic Healing, and also in his other books.
Are there more than 11 chakras? The answer is yes. The fourth level of truth is
that there are 12 chakras. The 12th Chakra was first publicly revealed in 2000 in
his book Meditations for Soul Realization and now retitled Achieving Oneness
With The Higher Soul.64
The 12th Chakra is located 12 inches above the head.65 (See Fig. 1-6 The
location of the 11 major chakras and the twelfth chakra along the central
meridian)
The 12th Chakra will be discussed further in Chapter 13.
Fig. 1-6 The location of the 11 major chakras and the twelfth chakra along the central meridian.
CHAPTER 2

The Basic Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Basic Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Basic Chakra
 Fig. 2-1 Basic Chakra

LOCATION

The basic chakra is located at the base of the spine or coccyx area.1
 Fig. 2-2 Basic Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The basic chakra has four petals and contains red and orange pranas. It also contains a very minute
amount of unnoticeable yellow prana.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS

Located near the base of the spine is the kundalini energy.3

The Kundalini energy is the energy that is responsible for the manifestation of
matter. Without it, the physical body as well as the physical universe cannot
exist.4
Without the awakening of the Kundalini energy, spiritual development is not
possible. Whether the spiritual practitioner is aware of the existence of the
Kundalini energy or not is not relevant. When a person goes into the spiritual
path, the Kundalini energy gets partially awakened.5
The Kundalini energy is called by many names: the “serpent fire,” “fiery
serpent” or the “sacred fire.” From this, it is possible to understand John the
Baptist’s statement (Matthew 3:11, Oxford Bible), “I baptize you with water . . .
but one who is more powerful than I is coming after me. . . He will baptize you
with the Holy Spirit and fire.” The Holy Spirit symbolizes the divine energy that
is coming down. The fire symbolizes the fiery serpent located near the base of
the spine. It is through divine energy that the dormant, yet powerful, Kundalini
energy is awakened. However, it is not a matter of whether it is awakened or not,
but rather the degree of awakening.6
What is the use of the Kundalini energy in spiritual practice? The Kundalini
energy enables the brain cells to register spiritual or “higher” experiences and
stimuli.
The quality of the physical body, especially the brain and the nervous system,
is improved or upgraded. After a certain period of time, a person whose
Kundalini is highly awakened may become a genius, a great charismatic leader
or a great spiritual teacher.7

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS

The basic chakra is the center of self-preservation or instinct of self-survival.8

The practice of one’s profession involves survival.9 The basic chakra is not
only the center of self-survival, but it is also the center of dynamic activities. A
dynamic executive or somebody who is successful in business tends to have a
highly activated and energized basic chakra. A person with a small and depleted
basic chakra has a tendency to make plans, but not to implement them. He also
tends to procrastinate or keep things on hold. The basic chakra needs to be
treated because it is the chakra of action.10

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The basic chakra controls and energizes the muscular and skeletal system. It
also energizes and strengthens the whole physical body.11 The red prana from
the basic chakra is used for energizing and strengthening the entire visible
physical body.12 (See Fig. 2-3 The basic chakra.)
The basic chakra controls and energizes the bone marrow; therefore, it affects
the production of the blood and the quality of the blood produced.13
The heart is basically made up of muscles. The basic chakra, which controls
and energizes the muscular system, also affects the physical heart.14
Part of the transmuted basic energy is required for the proper functioning of
the brain and the chakras of the head.15 If the basic chakra is too overactivated,
the condition may manifest as hyperactivity, restlessness or insomnia.16
Hyperactive children have overactivated basic chakras. People with insomnia
have overactivated basic chakras.17
Persons with highly activated basic chakras tend to be robust and healthy,
while those with less active basic chakras tend to be fragile and weak.18 Elderly
people usually have depleted or very depleted basic chakras. This is why their
bodies are weak and become smaller; their spines tend to curve; the healing of
wounds and broken bones tend to be slow; and they tend to develop arthritis. A
healthy basic chakra is a critical factor in one’s youthfulness and health.19
 Fig. 2-3 The basic chakra

The basic chakra controls and energizes the muscular and skeletal system. It also energizes and
strengthens the whole physical body.
 The basic chakra is like the root of a tree. If the root is weak, the tree is weak.
Similarly, if the basic chakra is weak, the body is also very weak. Another term
for the basic chakra is “root chakra.”20
The sole minor chakras and the basic chakra are the major entry points for
ground pranic energy.21
In summary, the basic chakra controls, energizes and strengthens the whole
visible physical body:22

a) the muscular and skeletal systems

b) the spine
c) production and quality of the blood
d) the adrenal glands
e) the tissues of the body and the internal organs
f) growth rate of cells
g) growth rate of children
h) general vitality
i) body heat
j) also affects the heart and the sex organs23

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING BASIC CHAKRA

Patients with severe heart ailments have malfunctioning basic chakras.24

Persons who are depressed or those with suicidal inclinations have depleted
and underactivated basic chakras.25 To prevent a person from committing
suicide, activate the basic chakra. If the basic chakra is big and strong,
committing suicide is almost impossible since this chakra is the center of self-
preservation or the instinct of self-survival.26
Some people with underactive and depleted basic chakra tend to be sluggish,
impractical and unrealistic. In some severe cases, they tend to be completely out
of touch with physical reality.27
If a person has problems in finding a job, in work performance, or in business,
the basic chakra should be treated.28 Persons who, in spite of their qualifications
and their relatively good health, have difficulty in getting a job, have partially
depleted and underactivated basic chakras.
There was a man who, at one point in his life, had mounting financial debts.
When his basic chakra was scanned, it was depleted and underactivated. After
several Pranic Healing treatments, his work performance and productivity
improved in a matter of one to two months. Not long after, he was promoted to a
higher position, thereby making it possible for him to earn a higher income and
to solve his financial problems.29
Malfunctioning of the basic chakra may manifest as arthritis, rheumatism,
spinal problems, blood ailments, allergy, slow healing of wounds, broken bones,
growth problems, cancer and leukemia, low vitality, heart diseases, brain
ailments and sexual ailments.30

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point DU (GV) 1.31

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE BASIC

CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the basic chakra corresponds to chang qiang, which means
“abundance in strength.”
The Sanskrit term for the basic chakra is “Mooladhara chakra.” Its
correspondence in Tamil (Southern India) is Putti kaalam.
The basic chakra, in the Indian tradition, is symbolized by an elephant. This is
why in the Taoist tradition it is called “abundance in strength.”32
CHAPTER 3

The Sex Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Sex Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Sex Chakra
 Fig. 3-1 Sex Chakra

LOCATION
The sex chakra is located at the pubic area. The sex chakra is the foundation of physical creation - the
foundation of the physical world.1
 Fig. 3-2 Sex Chakra.

DESCRIPTION

It has six petals and contains red prana of two different shades, and orange prana.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
A strong, healthy sex chakra is needed for spiritual development. Sex energy
can be transmuted into love and spiritual oneness.3
The transmutation of sex energy is necessary for one’s spiritual development.
The sex energy, once transmuted, provides energy to the upper chakras.
Therefore, sex energy is like “food” for the upper chakras. It is necessary for the
proper functioning of the brain and nervous system. Whether one is celibate or
not, the transmutation of sex energy will be extremely useful.4
Part of the sex energy is transmuted by the body to a higher form of pranic
energy to be utilized for creative, intelligent and spiritual functions.5
The key is to “transmute sex energy,” not to suppress it. When sex energy
moves from the lower chakras up to the heart, the throat and the crown chakras,
sex energy is transmuted into love, kindness, intelligence, illumination and
divine oneness.6
This simple process will bring the lower energies up to the upper energy
centers. The lower energies are transformed into energies with much higher
frequency. These pranic energies of higher frequencies are utilized for
energizing the brain so it can function with greater efficiency and effectivity.7
The science and art of transmuting sex energy into creative energy, and into a
higher form of pranic energy to activate the brain cells is taught in Arhatic
Yoga.8
There are several schools of thought. One extreme school of thought has the
negative attitude that sex is dirty and must be avoided. With this kind of attitude,
spiritual development is impossible. Why? The reason is that sex energy is
suppressed and inhibited; therefore, it cannot go up to the upper chakras.
Without the transmuted sex energy, the crown chakra, the center of illumination
and divine oneness, cannot be activated and cannot function properly.
The other extreme school is the liberal sexual school where sex energy is just
simply wasted. In this case, the sex chakra is depleted to such an extent that
there is hardly enough sex energy left to be transmuted for utilization by the
upper chakras, especially the crown chakra.9
The practical approach would be the middle path, which is to consider sex as
natural and healthy, and to transmute sex energy. The transmutation of sex
energy can be done solo, without a sex partner. This is practiced by the Northern
Taoist School.10
 Sex is sacred. When it is done properly, it manifests as divine union of two
souls, oneness with their higher souls and, eventually, oneness with all.11
For a person to practice transmutation of sex energy with or without a sex
partner, it is absolutely necessary that he must have a healthy and wholesome
attitude towards sex. He must consider the sexual act as natural and sacred.
Whether a person should be celibate or not is his or her own personal choice.12
Lord Krishna was the avatar during the period of Taurus, for the Spring
Equinox and Scorpio, for the Autumn Equinox.13
When Rajah Parikshit was questioning the character of Lord Krishna, the
answer given was that even though He had many wives and gopis, He never lost
a single drop of His semen when having sex.8 Lord Krishna was the avatar
during the period of Taurus and Scorpio. He symbolizes the mastery of sexual
energy, transforming sexual energy into Spiritual Energy, to achieve oneness
with God or achieving God realization.
The word Brahmacharya, which is literally understood as sexual celibacy, has
a higher meaning. Acharya means one who practices. Brahman means God.
Brahman-Acharya means, one who practices union with God by transforming
sexual energy into Spiritual Energy.14
Look at sex realistically and in a light mood. Sexual energy is needed to
upgrade your brain cells. Sex, sweetness and intimacy are good, but you must
also have a functional brain.15
What you have to do is you have to practice Superbrain Yoga regularly so the
sex energy is also utilized by the upper chakras.16 For more information,
principles and techniques please refer to the Superbrain Yoga book by Master
Choa Kok Sui
The Superbrain Yoga must be done almost everyday to repeatedly energize
and activate the brain cells.17
Moderation in relation to sex means that one must have a healthy attitude
towards sex. At the same time, it means that one must transmute some of the sex
energy for psychological and spiritual development.18
The Superbrain Yoga gradually awakens the latent powers within us and also
involves internal alchemy.19

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The sex chakra is the center of sexual instinct. Persons with strong sex chakras
usually have strong sexual drives.20
The throat chakra is the center for higher creativity. It is the higher
correspondence of the sex chakra. The two are closely interconnected. This is
why highly artistic or very intelligent people tend to have very strong sexual
drives and lots of sexual scandals. It is not possible for a person to be very
creative or intelligent and be sexually impotent or inhibited at the same time.21
To have sexual urge or desire is very healthy. Sex is a joyful activity. One
should not feel any guilt about it. It should not be repressed, but rather should be
regulated.22
Sexual Desire experienced by priests or yogis may not be their desire at all! It
may be the desire of those who are attracted to them.23

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS

The sex chakra is the physical creative center for procreation.24

The sex chakra controls and energizes the sex organs, the bladder and the
urethra. It also affects the legs, the throat and the head.25 (See Fig. 3-3 The sex
chakra.)
It has been clairvoyantly observed that when a person is urinating, his sex
chakra and meng mein chakra produce more orange prana, which is used in
expelling and eliminating waste matter from the body.26
 Fig. 3-3 The sex chakra

The sex chakra controls and energizes the sex organs, the bladder and the urethra. It also affects the legs,
the throat and the head.
 The ajna chakra, throat chakra and basic chakra have a strong influence on the
sex chakra. Malfunctioning of any of these chakras may adversely affect the sex
chakra.17

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING SEX CHAKRA
Malfunctioning of the sex chakra may manifest as:

a) urinary problems
b) impotency
c) sterility
d) enlarged prostate gland
e) other sexual ailments27

A strong, healthy sex chakra is necessary for a healthy throat chakra, which is
also responsible for the development of the mental faculty. Therefore, it is very
important to treat the sex chakra of mentally retarded people for a prolonged
period of time.28
The transmuted sex energy is required for the proper functioning of the throat
chakra and the chakras in the head area. Mentally retarded patients have
depleted sex chakras. That is why their throat, ajna, forehead and crown chakras
are also depleted and do not function properly. In older people, the sex chakra
and the basic chakra are depleted. This is one of the factors why older people
tend to become senile.29
Enlarged prostate could be caused by congestion or depletion of the sex
chakra. Congestion of the sex chakra occurs mostly among the celibate.
Depletion of the sex chakra occurs mostly with older men.30
Patients with myoma are usually sexually inhibited and have an improper
attitude towards sex. The sex chakra is very congested and filled with dirty red
energy. The sex energy is not sufficiently released even during sexual
intercourse. The sexual desire is excessively suppressed; sex energy is not able
to flow freely to the other chakras as in normal healthy persons. This has an
accumulating effect manifesting as the development of myoma and its gradual
growth. Women who have been sexually violated may develop a negative
attitude towards sex which in the long run may manifest as sexual ailment(s).
With nuns, this is a result of sexual abstinence without consciously or
subconsciously sublimating the sex energy.31

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point RN (CV) 2.32

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SEX

CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the sex chakra corresponds to qu gu, which means “crooked
bone.”
The correspondence of the sex chakra in Sanskrit is Swadhishtana chakra. In
Tamil (Southern India), it is called Kuthu varmam.33
CHAPTER 4

The Meng Mein Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Meng Mein Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Meng Mein Chakra
 Fig. 4-1 Meng Mein Chakra

LOCATION

The meng mein chakra is located at the back of the navel.1

 Fig. 4-2 Meng Mein Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The meng mein chakra has eight petals, and contains predominantly orange prana and less of red prana.
It also contains smaller amounts of yellow and blue pranas.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The meng mein chakra acts as some sort of a “pump” to facilitate the
distribution of pranic energy from the basic chakra to the other parts of the
body.3
The meng mein chakra has the power to transmute lower, grosser energies
into spiritual energy.4
To be more exact, the meng mein chakra acts as an “energy accelerator” that
increases the rate of vibration of the lower pranic energy. This causes the lower
pranic energy to gush out with tremendous speed through the back meridian and
spread to all parts of the body and up to the crown.5
By doing so, it activates the higher chakras and enables us to see things as
they are. Every person is evolving, and evolution implies process, time and
mistakes.6
Once a person realizes that everybody makes mistakes and that this is part of
the natural process of spiritual evolution, forgiving others and also one’s self
becomes easy. Once there is forgiveness, inner healing and physical healing
occur. Forgiving is therapeutic.7
Its inner significance is that when there is conflict, the emphasis should be to
defuse it rather than to escalate it and to restore harmony and peace.8
The harmonizing and transformative approach is done by defusing the degree
of conflict;

1. By emotionally remaining calm;

2. By practicing self-restraint or group restraint;
3. By establishing communication lines and promoting communication;
4. By adapting the policy of understanding and forgiveness;
5. Through the use of negotiation;
6. Through diplomatic, political and/or economic approach; and
7. Through compromise.9

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The meng mein chakra regulates the upward flow of pranic energy from the
basic chakra.10
 When the meng mein chakra becomes big a person becomes emotionally
excited.11 Cleansing of the meng mein chakra helps a person gradually calm
down.12

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The meng mein chakra controls and energizes the kidneys and the adrenal
glands. It also controls the blood pressure.13 (See Fig 4-3 The meng mein
chakra.)
 Fig. 4-3 The meng mein chakra

The meng mein chakra controls and energizes the kidneys, adrenal glands and the blood pressure.
 The meng mein chakra and sex chakra control and energize the urinary
system.14 It is also closely related to the spleen chakra.15
The size of the meng mein chakra is only about 1/3 to 1/2 the size of the other
major chakras,16 and should be treated only by experienced or Advanced Pranic
Healers.17

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING MENG MEIN CHAKRA
Malfunctioning of the meng mein chakra may manifest as kidney problems,
low vitality, blood pressure ailments, and back problems, and may even manifest
as abnormal growth rate of cells when the other major chakras are also
malfunctioning.18
When the size of the meng mein chakra is normal, the blood pressure is
normal.19 When it is overactivated, or its size ratio is higher, then the blood
pressure is above the normal level. If the meng mein chakra is underactivated, or
its size ratio is lower, then the blood pressure is below the normal level.20 This is
why it is not advisable to energize the spleen chakra of a patient with
hypertension. When the spleen chakra is activated, the meng mein chakra is also
partially activated.21
The meng mein chakra of infants, children, pregnant women, and elderly
people should not be energized - unless really necessary - because of possible
adverse effects.22
Have you come across people who possess tremendous, almost supernatural,
physical strength when they become violent? Patients who are violent have an
overactivated meng mein chakra. The meng mein chakra controls and regulates
the adrenal glands. The adrenal glands produce hormones that temporarily give a
person extraordinary strength or power. The other chakras involved in this
function are the solar plexus chakra and the basic chakra.23

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point DU (GV) 4.24

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MENG

MEIN CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, meng mein chakra corresponds to ming men, which means
“gate of life.”
The correspondence of the meng mein chakra in Tamil (Southern India), is
Kachai varmam.25
CHAPTER 5

The Navel Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Navel Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Navel Chakra
 Fig. 5-1 Navel Chakra

LOCATION

The navel chakra is located on the navel.1

 Fig. 5-2 Navel Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
It has eight petals and contains predominantly yellow, green, blue, red, and violet pranas. It also contains
a little of orange prana.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The navel chakra produces “synthetic golden chi,” which facilitates or helps in
the circulation of prana within the meridians. Synthetic golden chi facilitates the
drawing in of prana by the etheric body. Persons with more synthetic chi can
draw in more prana.3
The word “chi” is used quite loosely to mean subtle energies. Chi is
sometimes used to mean air prana, ground prana, red prana and other types of
prana. It is also used to mean a type of “biosynthetic chi” produced by the navel
chakra. This biosynthetic chi is quite different from prana or life energy. It
affects one’s ability to draw in, distribute, and assimilate prana. During bad
weather conditions, the quantity of air prana is quite scarce. Persons with lesser
biosynthetic chi have greater difficulty drawing in air prana; therefore, compared
to the average person, they tend to feel more tired or low.
The body gets nutrients by drinking and eating and, in the process, produces
hormones through the endocrine glands. Food, water and juices correspond to
different types of pranic energies, which are absorbed by the energy body. The
hormones produced by the body correspond to the biosynthetic chi produced by
the energy body. The biosynthetic chi produced by the navel chakra is golden in
color.4
The navel chakra concretizes spiritual energy into a “golden ball of chi
energy,” which looks like a golden sun surrounded by rainbow-color light.5
Golden chi energy is necessary for the rapid evolution of the physical body.
Just as a computer software of a higher version requires a computer hardware of
a higher model, so must the accelerated evolution of the soul be accompanied by
the accelerated evolution of the body. Otherwise, the body will not be a suitable
vehicle for the highly evolved soul.6
Good thoughts, good words, good feelings and goodwill must be manifested
as good actions. The navel chakra controls and regulates the basic chakra, which
is the center for actions.7

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The navel chakra is the center of the instinct for knowing. For example, when
you practice martial arts, you do not think about the next move you have to
make. You instinctively know what to do when confronted by an opponent.8

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The navel chakra controls and energizes the small and large intestines and the
appendix. It affects the speed of giving birth and the general vitality.9 (See Fig.
5-3 The navel chakra.)
The navel chakra helps the ajna chakra regulate the lower major and minor
chakras and their corresponding organs. The lower chakras are the meng mein
chakra, sex chakra, basic chakra and the lower minor chakras.10
The navel and the solar plexus chakras control the digestive, assimilative and
eliminative system; therefore, they affect the degree of healthiness of the skin.11

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING NAVEL CHAKRA
Malfunctioning of the navel chakra may manifest as constipation, loose bowel
movement, inability to assimilate food nutrients, appendicitis, intestinal
ailments, difficulty in giving birth, low vitality, and other diseases related to the
intestines.12
When the navel chakra is dirty and is not functioning properly, the upward
flow of energy from the sex chakra to the navel chakra, and to the higher chakras
may be blocked. If this happens, the person may become sexually
overactivated.13
In acute appendicitis, the solar plexus chakra and the navel chakra are both
affected. The appendix is dirty red and dirty green. This is why the pain may
initially be felt on the solar plexus area before going down to the appendix. The
spleen chakra is greyish. The basic chakra is depleted. The whole body is
affected and greyish.14
 Fig. 5-3 The navel chakra

The navel chakra controls and energizes the small intestines, large intestines and appendix.
 In gastrointestinal ulcer, the navel chakra is partially affected. In many
instances, if not in most cases, this is due to emotional factors.15
With assimilation problems the navel chakra controls and energizes the small
intestine which is responsible for the assimilation of nutrients.16

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point RN (CV) 8.17

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NAVEL

CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the navel chakra corresponds to shen que, which means
“divine vault.” The correspondence of the navel chakra in Tamil (Southern
India) is Aama kaalam.18
CHAPTER 6

The Solar Plexus Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Solar Plexus Chakra
Forgiveness & Loving-Kindness
Proper Emotions & Thoughts (Emotional & Mental Hygiene)
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Solar Plexus Chakra
 Fig. 6-1 Solar Plexus Chakra

LOCATION
The solar plexus chakra is located at the hollow area between the ribs. The back solar plexus is located
at the back of the front solar plexus. The term solar plexus chakra shall mean both the front and the back
solar plexus chakra.1
 Fig. 6-2 Solar Plexus Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The solar plexus chakra has ten petals and contains red, yellow, green and blue pranas. It also contains a
little of orange and violet pranas.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The emotional permanent seed is lodged in the solar plexus chakra and the
liver.3 Subtle energies from the lower chakras and from the higher chakras pass
through the solar plexus chakra.4
The will center of the masses is located in the solar plexus chakra. A person
has the option of following the urges of the lower nature, or the will of the
higher soul. When the lower will of man is aligned with the will of the higher
soul, man treads the path of Tao or the spiritual path of righteousness.5
The inner strength of the person increases, as he is under the influence of his
higher soul.6

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
Solar plexus is the center of both positive and negative lower emotions:
Positive lower emotions include ambition, daringness, courage, perseverance,
strength, righteous indignation, justice and fairness; Negative lower emotions
include anger, irritation, hate, envy, greed, destructiveness, violence, cruelty,
resentment, worry, anxiety, tension, fear, selfishness, aggressiveness,
abrasiveness, addiction, etc.7
The term “lower emotion” is not necessarily bad. The solar plexus chakra, as
stated earlier, is also the center of courage, daring, strong drive, perseverance,
and the desire to win. This is the “I” center, as in “I want this, I want that, I need
that ....” To be successful, the solar plexus chakra has to be strong. It is the
center of assertiveness.
In general, the masses are emotionally driven. Therefore, the solar plexus
chakra is where the lower will is located; it is the will center of the masses. This
is why in Kabbalah, the solar plexus chakra is also called “Strength.” In more
developed people, the will center is located in the ajna chakra which is active
intelligence.8
In healing psychological ailments, the solar plexus chakra is usually, if not
always, treated. When a person is under stress or harbors a deep-seated grudge
towards other people, the solar plexus chakra becomes congested with dirty red
energy.9
PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The solar plexus chakra and the navel chakra control and energize the
gastrointestinal system.10 The solar plexus chakra controls and energizes the
diaphragm, pancreas, liver and stomach. It is easier to energize the pancreas
through the back solar plexus chakra. To a certain degree, the solar plexus
chakra energizes the large and small intestines, appendix, lungs, heart and other
parts of the body.11 (See Fig. 6-3 The solar plexus chakra)
 Fig. 6-3 The solar plexus chakra

The solar plexus chakra controls and energizes the diaphragm, pancreas, liver, stomach and to a certain
degree the large and small intestines.
 The solar plexus chakra also affects the quality of the blood, because it
controls and energizes the liver, which detoxifies the blood. Through the liver, it
controls the cholesterol level of the body and, therefore, affects the condition of
the heart.12 This chakra also controls the heating and cooling system of the
body.13
The whole body can be energized through the solar plexus chakra.14 An
exhausted person can be revitalized rapidly by energizing the solar plexus
chakra.15

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA
The solar plexus chakra can be easily disturbed or imbalanced by negative
emotions.16
In many instances, negative emotion is one of the critical factors, if not the
most critical factor, in severe ailments. The solar plexus chakra is the center of
lower emotions. Since most people are quite emotional, the solar plexus chakra
tends to become quite dirty and to malfunction. The problem caused by
unregulated emotions is compounded by living in a very stressful world. The
solar plexus chakra is located at the center of the trunk; therefore, it is located
very near to most of the vital organs. Malfunctioning of the solar plexus chakra
tends to adversely affect the proximate organ or organs. The solar plexus chakra
is either depleted or quite congested. Sometimes, the front solar plexus chakra
seems to be normal but the back solar plexus chakra is quite congested. Patients
with this type of ailments tend to be tactful and usually do not express their
negative feelings.17
When a person is very angry, the solar plexus chakra pulsates erratically. This
causes the diaphragm to move erratically, resulting in irregular shallow
breathing.18
Anger and intense worry devitalize the whole energy body so that the body
becomes susceptible to all kinds of diseases. Negative emotions cause
disturbances in the energy body so that the whole physical body becomes sick.19
Harboring or explosively expressing negative feelings for a prolonged period
may manifest as:

1. glaucoma
2. migraine headache
3. acute sinusitis
4. hyperthyroidism
5. respiratory ailments like asthma
6. heart ailments
7. diabetes
8. gastric or intestinal ulcer
9. high cholesterol
10. infected liver (Negative emotion weakens the body and the liver, thereby
making it susceptible to infection.)
11. constipation
12. twisted intestine
13. damaged kidneys
14. hypertension
15. rheumatoid arthritis
16. cancer and others20

When a person is physically violent, the solar plexus chakra, the basic chakra
and the meng mein chakra become overactivated. But the main chakra that
influences the other chakras is the solar plexus chakra.21
A negative emotion may manifest as a certain type of disease in one patient
but may manifest as another type of disease in another patient.22
In many instances, the malfunctioning of the solar plexus chakra due to
prolonged negative emotions tends to cause the basic, navel, and spleen chakras
to malfunction. This manifests as severe arthritis.23
Hypertension may be physically caused by malfunctioning of the kidneys or
by other external factors. In most cases the cause or causes are not medically
known; this is called essential hypertension. It can be controlled but is supposed
to be “medically incurable.” From the Pranic Healing viewpoint, essential
hypertension is caused by the overactivation of the meng mein chakra, which is
usually caused by the overactivation of the solar plexus chakra. In other words,
essential hypertension is predominantly of emotional origin. Through repeated
pranic treatments, the patient’s blood pressure can be normalized.24

FORGIVENESS & LOVING - KINDNESS

Some severe ailments are emotional in origin. Some patients have so much
deep-seated hurt or resentment towards certain person(s). Although Pranic
Healing greatly improves the condition of the patient, the rate of healing would
be much faster if the patient consciously exerts effort to forgive those who may
have actually or imaginarily hurt him or her. Even though the solar plexus
chakra and the other chakras are quite clean after Pranic Healing treatment, if the
patient recalls the hurtful person(s) or the disturbing event, the solar plexus
chakra will again become congested and dirty which will also adversely affect
some of the chakras and some of the organs. Unless the patient learns to forgive,
the healing will be slow or there will be a relapse. THE ACT OF FORGIVING
IS THERAPEUTIC AND NECESSARY FOR GOOD HEALTH. It helps
normalize the solar plexus chakra and the other affected chakras.
Being habitually critical, irritable or angry is also very unhygienic (for the
person’s energy) and bad for the health in the long run. The remedy is of course
to learn to appreciate the good qualities of others, to practice kindness and to
learn to be calm. It is easier to wear a pair of shoes than to try to flatten all the
rough ground. It is easier to be kind, tolerant and detached than to try to change
and improve everybody.25
For example, the artery; the opening of the arteries is not just physical. It’s
connected with emotion and energy. If there are certain types of emotion and
energy in the body, the artery constricts and become very, very tight. The person
experiences chest pain. You remove a certain emotion, a certain energy, it opens
up. It’s not purely chemical. That is why when a person takes certain medicines
and increases the dosage, it doesn’t work because the emotion and the energy are
still there. The effect of the emotion and the energy supersede the effect of
medicine.26

PROPER EMOTIONS AND THOUGHTS (EMOTIONAL AND

MENTAL HYGIENE)
Proper emotional and mental hygiene consists of internal and external
hygiene. Internal emotional and mental hygiene simply means proper emotions
and proper thoughts. Positive emotions and thoughts like happiness, kindness,
joy, enthusiasm and others tend to have beneficial effects psychologically,
etherically and physically.27
External emotional and mental hygiene means proper company, since
emotions and thoughts are transmissible. Negative emotions and thoughts are
infectious. This is why, after talking with persons with psychological problems,
one may feel depressed and physically exhausted. Prolonged interaction with
this type of persons may manifest as physical ailment(s). That is why many
priests, nuns, social workers, psychologists and psychiatrists, after closely
interacting for many years with psychologically disturbed persons, tend to
become psychologically affected and physically sick.
It is preferable to be sexually selective, since it is very easy to be etherically
and psychologically contaminated through indiscriminate sexual interactions.
After such an interaction, it is advisable to clean oneself physically, etherically,
emotionally, and mentally.
Food should preferably be handled and prepared by persons in good health
and with happy disposition since good energy and bad energy can easily be
transmitted to food and objects.
Interacting with people who are optimistic, enthusiastic, radiant and very
healthy is very psychologically and etherically beneficial. In the presence of an
advanced spiritual teacher, one can easily be emotionally, mentally and
spiritually uplifted if one is sufficiently receptive and has the proper reverence.
The students are actually bathing in the powerful aura of the spiritual teacher.28

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

Front solar plexus: In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture
point RN (CV) 12.
Back solar plexus: In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture
point DU (GV) 7 and DU (GV) 6, respectively.29

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SOLAR

PLEXUS CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the front solar plexus chakra corresponds to zhong wan, which
means “center of stomach.”
The back solar plexus chakra in Taoist yoga corresponds to zhong shu, which
means “center of body,” or with ji zhong, which means “center of spine.”
The Sanskrit term for the solar plexus chakra is Manipura chakra. In Tamil
(Southern India), the correspondence of the front solar plexus chakra is Ner
varmam, while the back solar plexus chakra is Sangudhiri kaala varmam.30
CHAPTER 7

The Spleen Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Spleen Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Spleen Chakra
 Fig. 7-1 Spleen Chakra

LOCATION
The spleen chakra is located at the center of the left bottom rib. The back spleen chakra is located at the
back of the front spleen chakra.1
 Fig. 7-2 Spleen Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The spleen chakra, which has six petals, is normally about 1/3 to 1/2 the average size of the other
chakras.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The spleen chakra is the source of power and life energy. Without power and
life energy, a person cannot be successful or victorious.3
It is the entry point for prana or life energy of the body. In the Lord’s Prayer,
it corresponds to the phrase “Give us this day our daily bread.” The word
“bread” symbolizes life energy, which is required by the physical body in order
to survive. Similarly, the Hawaiian Kahuna term for life energy is manna, and in
Chinese it is called chi. The condition of the spleen chakra affects the physical
and psychological energy level of a person.4

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS

Both the front and the back of the spleen chakra have the same functions.5 The
spleen chakra apparently plays a vital part in a person’s general well-being.6 It
affects the physical and psychological energy level of a person.7 A person who is
quite depressed has a depleted spleen chakra.8
If the spleen chakra is clean and highly energized, the person will feel strong
and healthy.9

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The spleen chakra controls and energizes the physical spleen of the body. The
physical spleen removes abnormal particles. It purifies the blood of disease-
causing germs, and destroys worn-out blood cells.10 It also produces
antibodies.11 It is through the spleen chakra that the body is “victorious” over
disease-causing germs.12 (See Fig. 7-3 The front and back spleen.)
The spleen chakra:

a) controls and energizes the physical spleen;

b) affects the pranic energy level or the general vitality of the body;
c) affects the quality of the blood; and
d) affects the immune system of the body.13
 It is through the spleen chakra that air prana is absorbed, digested and
distributed to different chakras. The spleen chakra is the source of life energy for
the other chakras.14
It draws in air prana or “white” prana, and breaks it down into red, orange,
yellow, green, blue and violet pranas, which are then distributed to the other
major chakras and to the entire body. This means that the other major chakras
and vital organs are substantially dependent on the spleen chakra for pranic
energy.15
 Fig. 7-3 The spleen chakra

The front and back spleen chakra control and energize the physical spleen, the other major chakras and
the entire body. It is through the spleen chakra that the blood is purified.
 The spleen chakra is closely related to the navel chakra. When the navel
chakra is highly energized and activated, the spleen chakra also becomes
substantially energized and partially activated, thereby drawing in more air
prana. This condition increases the pranic energy level of the entire body.
A person can be energized by just concentrating on the navel chakra. This will
substantially activate and energize the spleen chakra, which in turn energizes the
other chakras, and thus the entire body.16 The navel chakra is also closely related
to the meng mein chakra.17

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING SPLEEN CHAKRA
Malfunctioning of the spleen chakra may manifest as ailments of the physical
spleen, low vitality, lower immunity level, dirty blood or blood ailments,
arthritis and rheumatism. Rheumatoid arthritis patients have dirty spleen
chakras.18
On the other hand, based on clairvoyant observations, the spleen chakra of
patients suffering from cases of severe infection is adversely affected.19 Such
patients are very weak or very depleted.20
When the spleen chakra becomes dirty, as in the case of a contaminated
healer, the person will experience chronic fatigue syndrome and will not be able
to work or to heal. Since she/he cannot work or heal, she/he is not successful or
victorious in life. Unless the spleen chakra is healthy, a person does not have
enough pranic energy to do anything more to achieve success in life.21
If it is weak, the person will also feel weak. A weak spleen chakra means a
weak physical body and low pranic energy level.22

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

Front spleen chakra: In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture
point SP 16.
Back spleen chakra: In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture
point BL 50.23

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE

SPLEEN CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the front spleen chakra corresponds to fu ai, which means
“abdomen of depression.”
The back spleen chakra in Taoist yoga corresponds to wei cang, which means
“stomach’s storage.”
The correspondence of the spleen chakra in Sanskrit is Prana chakra. In
Tamil (Southern India), it is called Kaareeral varmam.24
CHAPTER 8

The Heart Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Energizing the Physical Heart Through the Back Heart Chakra
Giving the Way to Prosperity
Love as a Gateway to Illumination
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Heart Chakra
Auric Cleansing and Achieving Inner Calmness
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Heart Chakra
 Fig. 8-1 Heart Chakra

LOCATION

The heart chakra is located in front of the heart or at the center of the chest.1 There is also a back heart
chakra, which is located at the back of the heart.1
 Fig. 8-2 Heart Chakra.

DESCRIPTION

The heart chakra has 12 petals. The front heart chakra contains golden and light red pranas.2 The back
heart chakra contains golden, red, orange, and yellow pranas. The slight difference in appearance between
the front heart chakra and back heart chakra, however, is that the front heart chakra contains more golden
prana with some light red prana.3
Based on clairvoyant observation, the heart chakra is the lower correspondence of the crown chakra. The
crown chakra has 960 outer petals and 12 golden inner petals. The 12 golden petals of the heart chakra is a
reflection of the 12 golden inner petals of the crown chakra. This is why the crown chakra cannot be
activated without first developing the heart chakra.4
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The physical permanent seed is located in the heart chakra and the physical
heart.5 The solar plexus, which is the center of lower emotions, is self-oriented.
The heart chakra is “others-oriented,” as in “What are the needs of other people?
. . . What would other people feel? . . . and What would other people think?”
Both qualities of being self-oriented and being others-oriented are equally
important. If you want to achieve a balance between the physical or material,
and the spiritual aspects of your life, both the solar plexus chakra and the heart
chakra must be developed evenly.6 This is called balancing loving-kindness with
self-interest.7

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS

The heart chakra is the center of the emotional heart.8 Compared to the solar
plexus chakra, the heart chakra is the center of higher emotions such as peace,
serenity, joy, compassion, kindness, gentleness, tenderness, caring,
considerateness, patience, sensitivity, etc.9
In Pranic Healing, when you want to calm a person down or make him
receptive to healing, activate the heart chakra.10 By activating the heart chakra,
the lower emotional energies can be transmuted into higher forms of emotional
energies.11
This will give him a sense of inner peace. It will also facilitate cleansing of his
solar plexus chakra.12 This is why psychologically ill patients must practice the
Meditation on Twin Hearts once or twice a day for several months. It will be
better if they practice it daily for the rest of their lives. In acupuncture, a
hysterical person can be calmed down by stimulating certain acupuncture points
that activate the heart chakra.13
The activation of the heart chakra ensures that the enhanced intellectual
faculty and the increase in willpower will be used properly and harmlessly.14
If the heart chakra is overdeveloped and the solar plexus chakra is
underdeveloped, there is a tendency that other people will take advantage of you,
abuse and misuse you. If the solar plexus chakra is overactivated, there is a
tendency to be too selfish, and maybe even ruthless. To become psychologically
healthy, the development of the solar plexus chakra and heart chakra must be
balanced.15
With the pervasiveness of modern education and the advancement of careers
that require the use of much of the mental faculty, the throat chakra is developed
in a lot of people.16 The development of the heart chakra has been neglected, and
because of this, you may encounter a person who is quite intelligent and
successful in his career but is very abrasive. This type of person has not yet
matured emotionally or has a heart chakra that is quite underdeveloped.
Although he is intelligent and “successful,” his human relationship skills may be
very poor. By practicing the Meditation on Twin Hearts, a person may become
harmoniously balanced.17
Without the development of the heart chakra in most people, world peace
cannot be possible. This is why the development of the heart should be
emphasized in the educational system.18

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The front heart chakra controls and energizes the heart and thymus gland,
while the back heart chakra controls and energizes the lungs, the heart, the
thymus gland and the circulatory system.19 The back heart chakra primarily
controls and energizes the lungs and, to a certain degree, the heart and the
thymus gland.20 (See Fig. 8-3 The front and back heart chakra energizes and
controls...)

ENERGIZING THE PHYSICAL HEART THROUGH THE

BACK HEART CHAKRA
Energizing the physical heart is done through the back heart chakra, through
which prana can easily flow into the heart, lungs, and other parts of the body
without causing the physical heart to be congested.21 Energizing the front heart
chakra directly and immediately energizes the physical heart; however, the
pranic energy tends to localize and does not spread easily to other parts of the
body. This may result in serious heart pranic congestion. It is therefore advisable
not to intensely energize the front heart chakra for a long period. Experienced
Pranic Healers energize through the back heart chakra. This does not have a
localized effect on the physical heart, because excess prana can easily flow to the
other parts of the body. The whole body could be energized through the back
heart chakra.22
 Fig. 8-3 The heart chakra

The front and back heart chakra energizes and controls the physical heart, thymus gland and the
circulatory system. The back heart chakra controls the lungs.
 The heart chakra also affects the ability of the body to fight infection. From a
medical viewpoint, the thymus gland, which can be energized through the back
heart chakra, is important in the defense system of the body.23

GIVING - THE WAY TO PROSPERITY

In Kabbalah, the heart chakra is also called Gedulah, which means
“greatness” or “abundance.” When a person is merciful and compassionate, he
gives and shares generously. Giving is the secret of prosperity and abundance.
That is why Saint Francis of Assisi said, “It is in giving that we receive.” Saint
Paul in 2 Corinthians 9:6 (Lamsa’s Translation) also said, “He who sows
generously shall reap also generously.” And in Luke 6:38 (King James Version)
Jesus said, “Give and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down,
and shaken together, and running over. . .” According to Lao Tzu in the Tao Te
Ching, “The more he gives, the more he has.” By showing compassion and
mercy, and by sharing and giving, one is blessed with tremendous abundance
and prosperity.24

LOVE AS A GATEWAY TO ILLUMINATION

The heart chakra is the emotional heart. When you love your partner, parents,
children or relatives - it is the heart chakra manifesting. However, there is also a
divine heart and this is called crown center, also known as Sahasrara chakra in
Sanskrit. The crown chakra is the center of divine love, the center of divine
union or yoga. Unless your crown chakra is activated, you will not experience
soul realization or divine union with your higher soul. But before it can be
activated, the heart chakra must be activated first. The crown chakra involves
universal love. When a person does not have love for his own parents or
relatives, how can he expect to have love for many people, including other
beings?25
If the heart chakra is not developed, the crown chakra cannot be developed.26
Activation of the heart and crown is one of the fastest paths to spiritual
development.
Meditation on Twin Hearts is the foundation of all other Arhatic meditations
because it activates the heart and the crown.27
SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A
MALFUNCTIONING HEART CHAKRA
Malfunctioning of the front heart chakra manifests as heart and circulatory
ailments.28 The solar plexus chakra is quite sensitive to emotions, tension and
stress, and has a strong influence on the physical heart and the front heart
chakra.29 To agitate the solar plexus is also to agitate the heart chakra.30 This is
why negative emotions eventually have detrimental effects on the physical
heart.31
The front heart chakra is closely connected to the front solar plexus chakra by
several big energy channels, and is also energized by the front solar plexus
chakra to a certain degree. Patients with heart problems usually have a
malfunctioning solar plexus chakra.32
Malfunctioning of the back heart chakra manifests as lung problems such as
asthma, tuberculosis, and others.33
In acupuncture, a hysterical person can be calmed down by stimulating certain
acupuncture points that activate the heart chakra.34
Patients with irregular heartbeat have affected heart chakra and solar plexus
chakra. Both the heart chakra and the solar plexus chakra are filled with dirty red
energy. The internal cause is basically emotional in origin.35

AURIC CLEANSING AND ACHIEVING INNER CALMNESS

When a person does Meditation on Twin Hearts, spiritual energy comes down
through the spiritual cord into the crown chakra and into the heart chakra; it
radiates out into the aura, causing turbulent, noisy thoughts and emotions to be
flushed out or disintegrated.36 This is why it is very easy to achieve calmness
when doing Meditation on Twin Hearts.37
For spiritual practitioners who are interested in a safe and effective method of
awakening their Kundalini energy, it is advisable to use Meditation on Twin
Hearts. The spiritual energy comes down in great quantities and goes to the area
near the base of the spine, partially awakening the Kundalini energy to a higher
degree and also regulating and bringing it up to the higher chakras and to the
crown chakra.38 (See Fig. 8-4 A yogi doing Meditation on Twin Hearts.)
 Fig. 8-4 A yogi doing Meditation on Twin Hearts.

As a yogi continues with his spiritual practice he will expand beyond the darkness
 Meditation on Twin Hearts Procedure:

1. Cleanse the etheric body through physical exercise.

2. Invoke for Divine Blessing.
3. Do the “I Am the Soul Affirmation.”
4. Connect the tongue to the palate.
5. Activate the heart chakra by blessing the entire earth with loving-kindness.
6. Activate the crown chakra by blessing the earth with loving-kindness.
7. Meditate and bless the earth with loving-kindness simultaneously through the
heart and crown chakras.
8. Meditating on the light, on the mantra OM or Amen on the interval between
the two OMs or Amens.
9. Release excess energy by blessing and rooting.
10. Give thanks.
11. Further releasing excess energy through more physical exercises and
massaging.39

Please read Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul also by the author for
details on how to do the Meditation on Twin Hearts properly.
When you start meditating, you have to keep your body clean.40 Physical
purification includes proper diet, physical exercises and breathing exercises.41
This will also facilitate the assimilation of fresh pranic and spiritual energies,
thereby enhancing the beauty and health of the practitioner.42
For those who intend to practice Meditation on Twin Hearts regularly, the
following will have to be avoided:

1. Eating pork, eel and catfish

2. Smoking
3. Excessive consumption of alcoholic drinks
4. Addictive and hallucinogenic drugs

Eating pork, eel and catfish while doing this meditation regularly may result
in Kundalini syndrome. Pork oil or lard should definitely be avoided.43
More important than physical purification is inner purification. How do you
practice this? Watch what you think, feel and say. This is the essence.44
Character-building is very important because it is a way to purify the soul. As
you purify yourself thoroughly, your soul will be able to function on a higher
level of consciousness.45
 Inner purification or character building is an absolute necessity. Without inner
purification or character building the weaknesses of a person will become so
magnified, the person becomes worse instead of better.46

Loving-Kindness & Non-injury

Loving-Kindness

a. Physical

• helpful and charitable

• courteous

b. Verbal

• supportive and nurturing

• inspirational and instructive
• courteous

c. Emotional and Mental

• mentally and emotionally supportive and nurturing or blessing

Non-Injury

a. Physical
b. Verbal

• harsh words, slanderous words or excessive verbal criticism

c. Mental

• excessive mental criticism, enviousness

Balance Mercy with Severity

Balance Forgiveness with Justice
Generosity & Non-Stealing

Generosity

a. Physical

• tithing
• generosity
• helpfulness

b. Emotional

• warmness
• nurturing
• being supportive

c. Mental

• teaching

d. Spiritual
• blessing

Non-stealing

a. Materially and financially

b. Affection
c. Credits and merits of others
d. Intellectual property: printed, audio and video work

Objectivity (Honesty) & Non-Falsehood

Accurate Perception and Correct Expression

a. Honesty: avoid all unnecessary lies

b. Self honesty and Non-conceitedness
c. Discrimination and Prioritizing
d. Accurate Perception & Correct Expression

• scientific experiments & technology

• proper management
• calmness & skillfullness under crisis
• foresight
• wisdom

e. Different Levels of Truth

• 1st level -- Tama

• 2nd level -- Wasto
• 3rd level -- Tumpak
(See Fig 8-5 Levels of truth)

Non-Falsehood

a. Malicious deception or lies

b. Pride or conceitedness
c. Blind belief
d. Scientific and religious superstitions

Constancy of Aim and Effort & Non-Laziness

a. Regular practice of meditations at a definite time and place

b. Regular schedule of studies and service
c. Work responsibilities
d. Family responsibilities
 Fig. 8-5 Levels of truth.

There are different levels of truth and under these levels of truth are different facets of truth. For
example, let us say that circle A is the first level of truth; in Pilipino, this is called tama. Circle B which
contains part of circle A is the higher level of truth and is called wasto in Pilipino. Circle C which contains
circles A and B is the highest level of truth. It is called tumpak in Pilipino.
Truth is not only limited to three levels. There could be many levels of truth. Truth is dynamic. It is not
static.
Moderation (Self-Mastery) & Non-Excessiveness

Moderation


a. Work
b. Recreation

• Fun
• Food
• Drinks
• Rest
c. Relaxation

The Golden Rule & Five Virtues

a. Five Virtues
b. Yang Golden Rule
c. Yin Golden Rule47

Character building can be summarized by the three rules of Zoroaster:

1. Good thought, including good emotion

2. Good speech
3. Good action48

Character building can also be summarized in the teaching of Lord Buddha. In

the first five of the Eight Noble Path:

Accurate inner perception

1. Right viewpoint

Correct expression
2. Right thoughts
3. Right speech
4. Right action
5. Right livelihood
 In the Christian tradition, character building is summarized by the Lord Jesus
who said, “Do not murder. Do not commit adultery. Do not steal. Do not testify
falsely. Honor your father and mother. Love your neighbor as you love
yourself.” (Matthew 19:8)49
The Golden Rule is another basic teaching common to all religions of the
world. The Golden Rule states, “Do not do unto others what you do not want
others to do unto you.” In its reverse form, it says, “Do unto others what you
want others to do unto you.” The Golden Rule is actually the spiritual technique
to create your future and destiny.50
The Golden Rule, when applied positively and negatively (yang and yin), will
produce harmony and prosperity and will protect you from the vicissitudes of
life. When applied by most people and nations, it will bring about world peace.51

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

Front heart chakra: In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture
point RN (CV) 18.
Back heart chakra: In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture
point DU (GV) 10.52

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HEART

CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the front heart chakra corresponds to yu tang, which means
“hall of jade.” The Sanskrit term for the front heart chakra is Anahata chakra. In
Tamil (Southern India), its correspondence is Kadhir.
The back heart chakra, in Taoist yoga, corresponds to ling tai, which means
“divine or spirit’s platform” or “Temple of the Soul.” In Tamil, the
correspondence of the back heart chakra is Mel kaala varmam.53
CHAPTER 9

The Throat Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Throat Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Throat Chakra
 Fig. 9-1 Throat Chakra

LOCATION

The throat chakra is located at the center of the throat.1

 Fig. 9-2 Throat Chakra.

DESCRIPTION

It has sixteen petals and contains predominantly blue prana with some green and violet pranas.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS

The throat chakra in Kabbalah means “knowledge.”3 It is also the center for
higher creativity.4
For a person trying to develop spiritually, its role is being a spiritual bridge to
the higher world.5
Associated with the throat chakra is a very important teaching necessary for
one’s spiritual development: What comes out of the mouth is more important
than what goes in. This is implied in Mark 7:15-22 and Ephesians 4:29. If what
goes into the mouth is dirty, it just dirties the physical body. If what comes out
of the mouth is dirty, it dirties the soul. It is of great importance to practice “pure
thoughts” and “pure speech” rather than put excessive emphasis on “clean”
food.6

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The throat chakra is the center of the concrete mind or the lower mental
faculty.7 It is through the use of the throat chakra or the concrete mind that a
person acquires knowledge.8
The throat chakra is the center of the lower mental faculty or the concrete
mind. It is used when meticulous details are involved in such activities as
studying, planning, painting, etc.9 The throat chakra is also the center of higher
creativity, while the sex chakra is the center of “physical creativity” or
procreation. When the throat chakra is quite strong and active, the sex chakra is
also quite strong. This is why artists or creative people have strong sexual drives.
However, sex energy can be sublimated by bringing it up to the throat chakra.10
Many artists, successful politicians and businessmen have highly developed
throat and sex chakras. This explains why some of them tend to have sexual
affairs. It is impossible for a person to be highly creative and still have an
underactivated sex chakra, be impotent or frigid. For the throat chakra to be
highly activated, it is necessary for the sex chakra to be strong. But the reverse is
not necessarily true. A highly activated sex chakra does not necessarily mean a
highly activated throat chakra.11
PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The throat chakra controls and energizes the throat, voice box or larynx, air
tube or trachea, thyroid glands, parathyroid glands and the lymphatic system.12
To a certain degree, it also influences the sex chakra.13 (See Fig. 9-3 The throat
chakra.)
The throat chakra, secondary throat chakra and jaw minor chakras control and
energize the mouth, salivary glands and esophagus.14
 Fig. 9-3 The throat chakra

The throat chakra controls and energizes the physical throat, thyroid glands, parathyroid glands and the
lymphatic system. To a certain degree it also influences the sex chakra.
 The jaw minor chakras, the throat chakra and the secondary throat minor
chakra affect and energize the carotid arteries going to the head.15
Since the throat chakra also controls the mouth, and the mouth is used for
chewing and digesting food, a lot of green prana is produced in a person when he
is eating.16 Green prana has a breaking-down effect.17

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING THROAT CHAKRA
Depletion of the sex chakra will cause the throat chakra to become partially
depleted.18 Malfunctioning of the throat chakra manifests as throat-related
ailments such as goiter, sore throat, loss of voice, asthma, sterility, etc.19
In asthma the throat chakra, the secondary throat minor chakra, the back heart
chakra and the basic chakra are affected. The air tubes are constricted.
Sometimes, asthma is caused by emotional factors. If the patient is not able to
express freely due to relationship problems, the trachea or the windpipe will
most likely be constricted.20
Sometimes, shoulder pain could be caused by tension or emotional problem
which affects the solar plexus chakra and the throat chakra. Malfunctioning of
the throat chakra may affect the armpit minor chakra which manifests as
shoulder pain.21
With infants or small children, vomiting is sometimes caused by throat
irritation; therefore, the throat chakra and the secondary throat minor chakra
have to be treated.22
In hyperthyroidism the solar plexus chakra is congested and filled with dirty
red energy. Part of this diseased energy goes to the throat chakra, causing the
throat chakra to become reddish and overactivated. The ajna chakra is partially
affected and contaminated with dirty red energy. Upon scanning the throat
chakra, the healer may feel that it is relatively small and underactivated. This
may be because the patient has already taken medication for quite some time
which has inhibited the throat chakra. This is why, sometimes, a patient with
hyperthyroidism may end up having hypothyroidism.23
When a person worries too much, the throat chakra is overactivated. This
manifests as the mind becoming overmeticulous.24

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

 In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point RN (CV) 23.25

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE

THROAT CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the throat chakra corresponds to lianquan, which means
“stream of purity” or “clear fountain.”
The Sanskrit term for the throat chakra is Vishuddhi chakra. In Tamil
(Southern India), it is called Ottu varmam.26
CHAPTER 10

The Ajna Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Types of Will
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Ajna Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Ajna Chakra
 Fig. 10-1 Ajna Chakra

LOCATION

The ajna chakra is located at the area between the eyebrows.1

 Fig. 10-2 Ajna Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The ajna chakra has ninety six petals, and has two divisions, each having forty eight petals. In some
persons, one division is predominantly light yellow, and the other division is predominantly light violet.
Others have whitish green in one division and light violet in the other. The predominant color pranas in the
ajna differ from person to person, and the colors change according to a person’s psychological state.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The ajna chakra is the center of higher mental faculty - the higher type of will.
The ajna chakra is closely interconnected to the solar plexus - the center of
emotional will and the crown chakra which is the center of universal love.3
A lot of people have unregulated emotions. To overcome this problem, the
ajna chakra must be activated. This will enable the person to regulate his
thoughts and emotions.4
It is advisable for a Pranic Psychotherapist to activate the ajna chakra of a
psychologically imbalanced person to facilitate a greater degree of self-control.5

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The ajna chakra is responsible for understanding abstract concepts and
principles.6 This is why the ajna chakra is called “understanding” (in Kabbalah).
It has a directive function. The combination of understanding and directing
others manifest as active intelligence. Active intelligence is very different from
sterile intelligence. You may encounter people who seem to be intelligent and
you may be impressed when they talk, but they are not productive. They do not
produce results. This is an example of sterile intelligence. The proper function of
the ajna chakra manifests as intelligence in motion or dynamic intelligence.
Some executives have sufficiently developed ajna chakras. Executives in Europe
are called “directors” because they direct activities of people under them. In the
United States they are called “executives” or “managers” because they use their
intelligence to manage resources and people. Their function is to manifest active
intelligence. Their job is to make others produce results.7
When the ajna chakra is strong, an individual can be under tremendous stress
and still smile!8

TYPES OF WILL
The ajna chakra is the center for active directing will, which is based on
intelligence.9 It is intelligent will - the higher type of will. The solar plexus
chakra is the center of emotional drive or the emotional will - the lower type of
“will.” The strength of the masses comes predominantly from the solar plexus,
while that of a refined, highly developed person comes predominantly from the
ajna chakra, directing the solar plexus chakra. They affect each other.10
Intuition is knowing through direct inner perception. This wisdom or
knowingness must be translated or stepped down into concepts, principles, and
words. This manifests as the ajna chakra or understanding. Knowing something
through intuition requires only seconds or minutes. But translating intuition into
understanding, manifesting as concepts, principles, and words may take weeks,
months or years. The difficult task is translating these overwhelming visions or
inner impressions into words that can be understood by the common people or at
least by the intelligentsia.
Intuition corresponds to the forehead chakra. Physiologically, it corresponds
to the pineal gland, the right brain, which is the intuitive brain, and the left eye
and ear. Understanding corresponds to the ajna chakra. Physiologically, it
corresponds to the pituitary gland, the left brain, which is the rational brain, and
the right eye and ear. The right brain controls the left eye and ear, and the left
parts of the body.11

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The ajna chakra controls and energizes the pituitary gland, the endocrine
glands, and energizes the brain to a certain extent. It is called the “master
chakra” because it directs and controls the other major chakras and their
corresponding endocrine glands and vital organs. It also affects the eyes and the
nose.12 (See Fig. 10-3 The ajna chakra.)
 Fig. 10-3 The ajna chakra

The ajna chakra controls and energizes the pituitary gland, the endocrine glands and the brain, eyes and
nose to a certain extent. It is the master chakra because it controls the other major chakras.
 The right eye and ear are influenced and energized more by the ajna chakra.13
The ajna chakra, which is the master chakra, controls the basic chakra;
therefore, it also influences the health of the skin.14
The forehead and ajna chakras facilitate the flow of electric violet pranic
energy to other parts of the body. The ajna chakra ensures that the other chakras
work harmoniously with each other.15
Energizing the ajna chakra causes the whole body to be energized also but the
mechanism is different from that of the crown and the forehead chakras. Instead
of the usual funneling effect, energizing the ajna chakra causes the other chakras
to light up in a certain rapid sequence, thereby energizing the whole body. That
is why in divine healing, the healers touch with their fingers or palms either the
crown, the forehead, or the ajna chakra of the patients. The sudden intense
rushing in of prana into the head area causes some patients to lose
consciousness.16

SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A

MALFUNCTIONING AJNA CHAKRA
The malfunctioning of this chakra manifests as diseases related to the
endocrine glands.17
In some cases, middle and inner ear infections could be caused by stuffy nose.
Therefore, the ajna chakra may have to be treated.18
If the sinusitis is chronic and acute, the solar plexus chakra is usually
congested with dirty red energy and is overactivated. Part of the dirty congested
red energy goes to the ajna chakra, causing the nasal sinuses to be susceptible to
infection and inflammation.19

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point M-HN3.20

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AJNA

CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the ajna chakra corresponds to yin tang, which means “hall of
impressions.”
Ajna chakra is a Sanskrit term. In Tamil (Southern India), its correspondence
is Thilardha varmam.21
CHAPTER 11

The Forehead Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Forehead Chakra and the Third Eye
The Third Eye and the Chinese Esoteric Tradition
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Forehead Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Forehead Chakra
 Fig. 11-1 Forehead Chakra

LOCATION

The forehead chakra is located at the center of the forehead.1

 Fig. 11-2 Forehead Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The forehead chakra has one hundred forty four petals with twelve divisions. Each division has twelve
petals and contains light violet, blue, red, orange, yellow, and green pranas.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The forehead chakra is the center of lower buddhic or cosmic consciousness.
It is the center of wisdom or lower intuition. The activation of the forehead gives
one access to the spiritual world.3
What is the difference between the higher intuition of the crown chakra and
the lower intuition of the forehead chakra? Both of them correspond to the
faculty of direct inner perception or intuition. In the case of the crown chakra, it
is direct inner perception without form. It is pure knowing. Direct knowing
without inner visions or sounds is higher intuition. On the other hand, the
forehead chakra is direct inner perception with form.
Direct knowing with clairvoyancy is lower intuition. Forehead chakra is the
center of higher clairvoyancy. It gives a person the ability to see truth using the
third eye or the spiritual eye. The real third eye is on the forehead chakra, not on
the ajna chakra. Lower clairvoyancy uses the lower chakras.
In esoteric Buddhism where the teachings are orally taught or telepathically
transmitted, the forehead chakra is called the “lower Buddhichitta,” while the
crown chakra is the “higher Buddhichitta,” or simply Buddhichitta.4

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The ajna chakra corresponds to the intellect, while the forehead chakra
corresponds to intuition.5
The intelligentsia uses predominantly the intellect and sometimes they don’t
even recognize the existence of the intuition. They consider it as not rational and
not objective. Geniuses use intuition and are far superior to the intelligentsia and
the masses. A genius uses intuition to know the truths and extracts secrets from
Mother Nature; he uses the intellect to validate or check what has been learned
intuitively. A genius is one who uses both intuition and intellect in a
coordinated, effective and objective manner. It is the purpose of the human race
to eventually develop the intuition.6

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The forehead chakra controls and energizes the pineal gland and the nervous
system.7 Energizing this chakra has a similar funneling effect like the crown
chakra, causing the whole body to be flooded with prana.8 (See Fig. 11-3 The
forehead chakra controls and energizes the pineal gland and the nervous
system)
The left eye and ear are influenced and energized more by the forehead chakra
and crown chakra.9
 Fig. 11-3 The forehead chakra

The forehead chakra controls and energizes the pineal gland and the nervous system.
FOREHEAD CHAKRA AND THE THIRD EYE
The forehead chakra is the center of wisdom or the lower intuitive center.
Wisdom is knowing through “direct inner perception” accompanied by inner
vision. The forehead chakra is the third eye. With the use of the third eye, one
can see the true nature of things or events. (See Fig. 11-4 The forehead chakra)
One can understand the nature of an object just by direct inner seeing, without
having to study, without having to use logic and reason. One just simply sees
with the “inner eye” and knows. King Solomon asked for wisdom (1 Kings 3:11,
Lamsa’s Translation). He was given the power to discern the quality of the heart
of a person without having to use logic or reason. All he had to do was to see
with his third eye, which was located on his forehead, and he would know
whether a person was guilty or not.10

THE THIRD EYE AND THE CHINESE ESOTERIC

TRADITION
Ancient Chinese character is pictographic in nature. The ancient Chinese
character for “to see” or “to look” is [ ] an eye with two legs. As time passed
by, the Chinese character became more angular and stylistic. The Chinese
character for “to see” or “to look” became like this [ ]. The upper part of the
character symbolizes the eye, and the lower part the legs. This character is very
strange because when you examine it closely you will notice that the eye, instead
of being horizontal, is vertical. Obviously, the ancient Chinese sage was hinting
on the third eye. If one wants to have a deeper comprehension, it is important to
investigate not only with the physical eyes, but also with the third eye. In many
Chinese and oriental artworks, you will notice that the third eye is actually
located on the forehead, and not between the eyebrows. In many so-called New
Age literature, the third eye is supposedly located between the eyebrows. This is
incorrect. This is a “blind” that has been put up by the earlier gurus to prevent
immature seekers from knowing the real location of the third eye. The condition
has changed. The truth is hereby revealed.11
 Fig. 11-4 The third eye

The forehead chakra is the third eye enabling one to see the true nature of things or events.
SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A
MALFUNCTIONING FOREHEAD CHAKRA
Malfunctioning of the forehead chakra manifests as ailments of the nervous
system.12 For example, loss of memory, paralysis and epilepsy.13 In epilepsy the
solar plexus chakra is congested and overactivated. The forehead, ajna, and back
head chakras are adversely affected.14

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point DU (GV) 24.15

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE

FOREHEAD CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, the forehead chakra corresponds to shen ting, which means
“hall of the divine.”
The forehead chakra in the Indian oral tradition is called the Lalaata chakra.
In Tamil (Southern India), it is called Kumbidu kaala varmam.16
CHAPTER 12

The Crown Chakra

Location
Description
Spiritual Functions
The Blue Pearl
Psychological Functions
Physiological Functions
Some Conditions as a Result of a Malfunctioning Crown Chakra
Equivalent Acupuncture Point
Taoist and Indian Correspondence of the Crown Chakra
 Fig. 12-1 Crown Chakra

LOCATION

The crown chakra is located at the top of the head.1

 Fig. 12-2 Crown Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The crown chakra has two sets of petals: the 12 inner petals contain predominantly golden prana, and the
960 outer petals contain light violet, blue, yellow, green, orange, and red pranas.2
SPIRITUAL FUNCTIONS
The crown chakra is the center of spiritual consciousness and divine oneness.
It is also called the “center of higher buddhic or Christ consciousness.” In
psychology, it is called “cosmic consciousness.” Through the crown chakra, a
person experiences the expanding of consciousness, illumination and divine
oneness. It is through this chakra that one feels loving-kindness for all. The
crown chakra is also the center of universal love, which manifests as the will to
love or the will to do good.
The crown chakra is also the center of illumination or self-realization. This is
the meaning of yoga: it is union. Union with what? Union with one’s higher
soul; eventually, and inevitably, it is oneness with all. It is through the crown
chakra that one experiences the Buddha Nature within and oneness with the
higher soul.3
The ajna chakra or understanding is the center of intelligent will, while the
solar plexus is the center of emotional will.4 According to many books on
Kabbalah, the crown chakra is supposed to be the will center. This seems to be
in conflict with what the author has just stated. Kabbalah is an abstruse subject.
What then is the crown chakra? The crown chakra is the center of universal love,
manifesting as the will to love, the will to manifest goodness, and the will to do
good. The crown chakra is the center of the right divine motive. When the crown
has been substantially activated, it will unceasingly drive the spiritual disciple to
serve others, to become a servant, a divine servant, a servant of God.5
Compassion is a path to oneness. It activates the crown chakra which
facilitates the achievement of divine oneness.6

THE BLUE PEARL

The blue pearl is lodged in the crown chakra and in the pineal gland.7 The
blue pearl is called Manon Mani which literally means “mental jewel.” In
esoteric terminology, Manon Mani is called the mental permanent seed or the
seed of consciousness. Therefore the crown chakra is a very important spiritual
center.8
The crown chakra is rooted in the pineal gland. Inside the pineal gland is the
“seed of consciousness” which looks like a blue pearl.9
 For more information about the blue pearl please read Achieving Oneness with
the Higher Soul formerly called Meditations for Soul Realization by the author.

PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
The crown chakra is the center of higher intuition or the higher buddhic
faculty. This faculty, when fully developed, manifests as “direct knowing” or
“direct inner perception.” It is knowing without having to study. What is learned
through the buddhic faculty in a few minutes will require weeks, if not months,
to put into words. A person with only a developed mental faculty will have to
unravel or plow through a problem; whereas, a person with even only a partially
developed buddhic faculty has a quick overall grasp of the problem and its
possible solutions.10
Unfortunately, our present educational system does not encourage the
development of the intuition, on the grounds that the solution or conclusion is
not rationally arrived at. Direct perception or intuition is not logical or rational.
The truth is that the intuitive faculty is beyond logic; it transcends logic and the
rational mind.11 In Buddhism, direct inner perception or intuition is called
Buddhichitta.
The crown chakra is the intuitive center. What is intuition? What is the
difference between intuitive intelligence and mental intelligence? The difference
is similar to a man who can see and a man who is blind. If a blind man wants to
know an elephant, he has to touch it for quite some time, gather data and process
them to have an idea of the shape of the elephant. A person who has eyes to see
will simply open his eyes and will know exactly what an elephant looks like and
will say, “That is an elephant.” Intuitive intelligence is just like opening your
eyes and saying, “I know what that is.” Mental intelligence requires the study
and the use of logic through inductive and deductive reasoning.
Many scientific discoveries are made through intuitive intelligence. Ideas
simply flash in the minds of some scientists. Many good businessmen have
intuitive intelligence. They “look” at certain transactions and they go straight to
the point in executing plans. The prolonged practice of the Meditation on Twin
Hearts helps a person in his ability “to see” and “to penetrate” very quickly.
People with intuitive intelligence will become very superior.12

PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
 The crown chakra controls and energizes the pineal gland, the brain, and the
entire body.13 Modern scientific research shows that the pineal gland is
connected with aging and anti-aging processes.14 (See Fig. 12-3 The crown
chakra)
 Fig. 12-3 The crown chakra

The crown chakra controls and energizes the pineal gland, the brain and the entire body.
SOME CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF A
MALFUNCTIONING CROWN CHAKRA
Malfunctioning of this chakra may manifest as diseases of the pineal gland
and the brain, which may manifest as physical or psychological illnesses.15

EQUIVALENT ACUPUNCTURE POINT

In Chinese medicine, it corresponds to the acupuncture point DU (GV) 20.16

TAOIST AND INDIAN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE

CROWN CHAKRA
In Taoist yoga, it is known as bai hui, which literally means “meeting point
for the hundreds.” Bai hui is the entry point of Tian [God] chi. The downpouring
of the spiritual energy or Tian chi is called in Christian terminology the “descent
of the Holy Spirit.” Therefore, the crown chakra is a very important spiritual
center.
A certain degree of physical and psychological preparations is needed to
activate the crown chakra.
To tread the spiritual path without inner and outer purifications will adversely
affect the physical body and will eventually result also in psychological
imbalance. This is the meaning of the verse in Matthew 9:17, “Do not put new
wine in an old wine bag.”
The Sanskrit term for crown chakra is Sahasrara chakra. In Tamil (Southern
India), it is called Poottellu varmam.17
CHAPTER 13

The Twelfth Chakra

Location
Description
The Incarnated Soul
The Stages of Growth of the 12th Chakra
More About the Incarnated Soul
 Fig. 13-1 The Twelfth Chakra

LOCATION
On the seventh month, the incarnated soul is supposed to be lodged in the fetus. On what part of the
“body” is the incarnated soul lodged? The incarnated soul is lodged in the 12th chakra which is one foot
above the head.1
 Fig. 13-2 The Twelfth Chakra.

DESCRIPTION
The 12th chakra looks like a golden star. Sometimes it is called the “Soul Star.” When a person becomes
spiritually more mature, the golden star evolves into a golden pearl, a golden ball, a golden bud, or a golden
flame.2 When it is activated, it is called the Pentecostal Fire.3 In Christian terminology, this is called the
Pentecostal fire (Acts 2:1-4).4
THE INCARNATED SOUL
There are supposedly only 11 chakras. But the book of Revelation mentions
the Tree of Life having 12 fruits: “. . . The tree of life, which bears twelve
manner of fruits . . . .” (Revelation 22:2). Did Saint John the Beloved make a
mistake in counting? This is very strange because in traditional kabbalistic
teachings there are only 10 sephiroth, plus one hidden sephirah. However, in
Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga there are 11 major chakras within the body,
plus the 12th chakra located outside the body, 12 inches above the head.
Therefore, in Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga there are also 12 chakras. This is
the meaning of the Tree of Life bearing 12 fruits.5
It is also mentioned in the Holy Bible, in the book of Revelation, which
mentions a great city with 12 gates guarded by 12 angels - “...and had twelve
gates, and at the gates twelve angels,...” (Revelation 21:12). It also mentions the
Tree of Life having 12 fruits: “…The tree of life, which bare twelve manner of
fruits….” (Revelation 22:2). These correspond to the 12 chakras.6
From the 12th chakra, the incarnated soul radiates outward, forming the “soul
aura.” The different bodies (the physical body, the energy body, the astral body
and the mental body) are infused with the essence of the soul. This is also called
the “Soul Energy.” Just as the etheric body interpenetrates the physical body,
and it is inside and outside the physical body, likewise, the essence of the soul
interpenetrates the physical body; at the same time, it is beyond the physical
body. That is why the physical body is actually within the soul, and not the soul
within the physical body. The physical body is like a sponge. If you put the
sponge in a bathtub filled with water, the water is inside and outside the sponge.
In other words, the sponge is inside the water. The physical body, energy body,
astral body and lower mental body are all inside the incarnated soul. Therefore,
it would be accurate to define a person as “a soul with a physical body,” rather
than “a physical body with a soul.” To express this more accurately, a person is
a soul with a physical body and other subtle bodies.
Why is the incarnated soul called The Infinite Light? To understand this, it is
necessary to have a certain degree of inner experience or spiritual insight. You
have to remember who you are. An intellectual comprehension that you are not
the body is the first stage in spiritual development. The second stage is
experiencing the body “disappearing.” In the third stage, the yogi experiences
himself as a being of divine flame radiating simultaneously in all directions
throughout the inner cosmos. This is why the incarnated soul is called The
Infinite Light.7
Sometimes the consciousness of a spiritual practitioner may keep on
expanding, but it may not even reach the limit or the Ring-pass-not in one
lifetime. There is, of course, a limit to such infinite expansion. Beyond the Ring-
pass-not is darkness. As a yogi continues with his spiritual practice, he will
expand beyond the darkness. Beyond the darkness is greater light.
In the Christian tradition, the 12th chakra and the incarnated soul are referred
to as the Pentecostal Fire. It is also called by Saint Paul as the “Holy Spirit.”
In the Egyptian tradition the incarnated soul is called Ba. In the Hindu
tradition, it is called Jivatma. Jiv means “embodied” while atma means “self” or
“soul.”8
In Tibetan Buddhism, the incarnated soul is called the “Buddha nature.”9
In Taoism, the 12th chakra is called the spiritual fetus. The term is used to
show that a person’s spiritual development is minimal.10
Taoist yoga teaches techniques that will accelerate the development of the
spiritual fetus or the incarnated soul. This is part of the inner teachings and
practices in Arhatic Yoga.11

THE STAGES OF GROWTH OF THE 12TH CHAKRA

The 12th chakra looks like a point of white light in an ordinary person. When
the person becomes spiritually evolved, the point of white light transforms into a
golden star or golden seed, then into a golden ball or golden bud with flame. In
Christian terminology, this is called the Pentecostal fire (Acts 2:1-4). In
Kabbalah, the 12th chakra is called Ain Soph Aur which means “Infinite Light.”
This is why some of the highly developed Buddhist or Taoist monks are shown
with the golden ball of flame one foot above their head. (See Fig. 13-3a/b/c/d
The stages of growth of the 12th chakra)
When a lama or yogi evolves to a much higher level, the 12th chakra rotates
rapidly alternately clockwise and counterclockwise. The golden bud “blooms”
and opens up like a “small golden lotus flower.” The image of the golden lotus
flower is generated by the interaction of subtle energy moving alternately
clockwise and counterclockwise. As the person becomes an arhat or evolves to a
higher level, the 12th chakra becomes a bigger golden lotus flower.12
The soul, as seen from the point of lower clairvoyance, is spiritual energy
which is fluidic in nature. But from the perspective of higher spiritual
clairvoyance, the soul is radiatory and is omnipresent within a certain “radius of
space.”
 Fig. 13-3a The 12th chakra

1st stage: The 12th chakra looks like a point of white light in an ordinary person.
 Fig. 13-3b The 12th chakra

2nd stage: The 12th chakra of a person on the spiritual path, clairvoyantly seen as a golden seed of light.
 Fig. 13-3c The 12th chakra

3rd stage: In a highly spiritually evolved person, the 12th chakra is seen as a golden ball or golden bud
of flame.
 Fig. 13-3d The 12th chakra

4rth stage: In a spiritually illuminated person, the 12th chakra is seen as a golden lotus flower.
 The development of the soul can be accelerated by practicing the five virtues,
doing service, having proper relationships with other people and through
regular practice of meditation.13
Master Choa Kok Sui felt a great urgency to write the Terma teachings of the
Lord Padmasambhava which were never publicly revealed before. Refer to the
book Om Mani Padme Hum for more information.

MORE ABOUT THE INCARNATED SOUL

When the body sleeps, a large portion of the incarnated soul leaves the
physical body and transfers to the emotional or astral body. There is nothing to
be afraid about leaving the body because a portion of the incarnated soul is left
behind.
Astral travelling is just like changing cars. You can ride a certain car today
and the next day use another car. How is it possible that a portion of the
incarnated soul can be left behind in the physical body while a large portion can
be in the emotional body? You have to think of the soul as spiritual energy that
is fluidic. A portion of it can be here and another portion can be there at the same
time.
Have you noticed that sometimes you may have dreams in which you are
naked? Why? Because the astral body does not have any clothes. But in the inner
world, the mind is very powerful. What you think is is. Therefore, if you want to
materialize clothes, you can do so instantly! If you want to be super slim, all you
have to do is think that you are super slim and you will become slim.
When the body goes to sleep, the incarnated soul transfers from the physical
body to the astral body. This is done all the time when a person goes to sleep.
There are different signs that show the incarnated soul is transferring to the astral
body. Sometimes while sleeping or meditating, the body might feel a strong
energy vibration, and simultaneously there may be an inner sound that can be
loud at times. These are signs that the soul is about to leave the physical body
and transfer into the astral body. One should not panic nor be frightened; just let
go. Since a portion of the incarnated soul is left behind, the body is protected.
Some people, in the process of leaving their physical bodies while asleep,
would hear a buzzing sound similar to the bees or a jet plane. Others experience
falling to the right or the left side of the bed and suddenly are out of their bodies.
A few people, when meditating or sleeping, would sometimes feel a whirling
sensation, and would whirl out of their bodies. Sometimes while sleeping, a
person would experience swinging to the left and the right, even touching the
floor in the process, and then would swing out of the body. These are some of
the processes through which the soul leaves the physical body. The idea of the
out-of-body experience is not new. St. Paul in 2 Corinthians 12:2-4 tells us, “I
know a man in Christ who, fourteen years ago, was caught up to the third
heaven. Whether it was in the body or out of the body I do not know - God
knows. And I know that this man - whether in the body or apart from the body I
do not know, but God knows - was caught up to paradise...”
When the physical body dies, the incarnated soul transfers to the astral body.
In Sanskrit, the astral body is called Kamakosha. Kama means emotions or
desire while Kosha refers to the body. Kamakosha means the “body of
emotions.”14
CHAPTER 14

Spreading the Teachings

Path of Knowledge and Understanding

I Am the Soul
Primary Purpose of Spiritual Evolution
Maintaining the Purity of the Teachings
Using Discernment in Choosing a Spiritual Teacher
Validation of Inner Transmission
Higher Clairvoyancy and Lower Clairvoyancy
Spreading the Teachings
Acknowledgement
 All truths are easy to understand
once they are discovered;
the point is to discover them.

GALILEO GALILEI
Italian Genius
Mathematician
Physicist
Astronomer

PATH OF KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING

Yoga means spiritual oneness. What is spiritual oneness? Spiritual oneness
means the incarnated soul is achieving a higher degree of oneness with the
higher soul, and a certain degree of oneness with God and oneness with All.
There are many paths to achieving illumination and spiritual oneness. One of
the paths is the Yoga of Knowledge and Understanding. This is called Jnana
Yoga. This path is the easiest path for those who are mentally developed. By
reading this book just once, the spiritual cord will become much bigger. There
will be a greater downpour of spiritual energy. The crown chakra and all of the
other chakras will become bigger. These effects are temporary. It is necessary to
repeatedly read this book, over and over again. A person can rapidly achieve
illumination and divine oneness within a short period of time. The time factor
may vary from several years to a lifetime. One lifetime is still considered short
because other yogis take many incarnations just to achieve this state.
The Yoga of Knowledge and Understanding also requires physical
purification and inner purification - character building. Without physical
purification, the body may become sick. Without inner purification, the
meditator may become psychologically imba-lanced. It is also important to
generate good karma by doing service and tithing, in order to offset one’s
ancient negative karma.1
I AM THE SOUL
I AM that I AM
I AM not the body.
I AM not the emotions.
I AM not the thoughts.
I AM not the mind.
The mind is only a subtle
instrument of the Soul.
I AM the Soul.

I AM a spiritual being of
Divine Intelligence,
Divine Love, Divine Power.
I AM one with the Higher Soul;
I AM that I AM.

I AM one with the Divine Spark.

I AM a Child of God.
I AM connected with God.
I AM one with God.
I AM one with All.2


PRIMARY PURPOSE OF SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION

Spiritually evolve rapidly not for the sake of pride or spiritual liberation but
accelerate your spiritual evolution so that you can be of greater service to others
- so that you can become a better divine servant. This should be your primary
purpose:
Be of service to others to become a humble servant of the Planetary God.

To serve. To serve. To serve.3

Service, together with meditation is one of the fastest ways to achieve

illumination.
What is the purpose of having big chakras? To do service! When you do
service it is like giving your chakras muscles. The greater your service, the
greater your spiritual development.
Love is good, but without power nothing happens. Love combined with power
manifests as service.
If you want to pay off your negative karma fast, do service and tithing.
Service and tithing are avenues through which the soul manifests itself.
You can grow by “kicking yourself” or you can grow by being hit with the big
stick by the Lords of Karma.4

MAINTAINING THE PURITY OF THE TEACHINGS

When the teaching is transmitted from the Sat Guru to the disciple, the
distortion of the teachings, the degeneration of the teachings is inevitable, due to
limited spiritual and intellectual capacity of the disciple.5 The term, sat guru,
means permanent spiritual teacher.6 From the primary disciple to the secondary
disciple to the tertiary disciple, more and more degeneration occurs. The
teachings become more and more degenerated.
To maintain the purity of the teachings, the teachings have been inscribed into
books by the physical Sat Guru. To maintain the purity of the teachings, study
the books of the Sat Guru, not those by the primary disciples, secondary
disciples, or tertiary disciples - for distortion is inevitable as the disciples try to
comprehend the teachings. Follow these simple instructions and the teachings
will remain pure for the next centuries and possibly even for the next several
millenniums. Avoid mental and physical laziness. Read and study the teachings
of the physical Sat Guru carefully and thoroughly. Put the teachings into
practice.7

USING DISCERNMENT IN CHOOSING A SPIRITUAL

TEACHER
In this modern world, where information is so accessible through books and
through the internet, almost anyone with doubtful qualification can become
suddenly a “guru.” This is what is happening in the so called New Age
movement. Someone is channeling or receiving “inner transmission” from the
Holy Masters, from the Green Tara, and who knows from what other sources.
The Sat Guru, like the disciples and like the masses, is still in the process of
evolving and is not perfect. He, like the rest of the people, is still working out
certain weaknesses. One does not have to become “perfect” to be a guru or a Sat
Guru. One just has to reach a certain level of development. The disciple must
practice discernment. One method of discerning is by scanning.
For more information on how to scan, please refer to Miracles Through
Pranic Healing by the author.

Scanning:

1. Form the intention to scan the teacher.

2. Scan the spiritual energy radiating from the teacher.
3. Scan if there is sufficient spiritual energy.
4. Scan the size of the spiritual cord of the teacher.
5. Scan the size of the crown chakra of the teacher.
6. Scan for pride.
7. Scan for self delusion.
8. Scan for anger and hatred.
9. Scan for malicious intention.

Those who refuse to practice discernment, those who refuse to see will be
fooled.
Life is governed by the Law of Change, even the disciples of the Sat Guru will
change, sometimes for better, sometimes for worse. Some may fall and
degenerate. Always check and recheck. Do not just base your perception on
reputation, for everything is subject to change.
Practice discernment, practice intelligent evaluation. From the fruits you shall
know the tree.

1. Does the spiritual teacher inflame the disciple towards anger and hatred?
2. Does he or she encourage you to betray and to lie?

One must be on guard. A disciple who refuses to practice discernment, or who

does not practice discernment is not reliable - is not trustworthy and therefore
cannot be depended on to carry on the spiritual work.8

VALIDATION OF INNER TRANSMISSION

Receiving inner transmission is not that easy. The reader must understand
“energy of like quality attracts like quality.” A person of less spiritual
development with a lot of character flaws will attract doubtful beings or
pranksters in the inner world. By the time these pranksters are finished with the
person, his or her life is in chaos resulting in multitudes of problems. The people
who receive so called inner transmissions in the west are called mediums. Some
do channeling.
When MCKS was young, He was very cautious about the teachings derived
from inner transmissions. He tried to validate them by using the following
methods:

1. By trying to clarify and to understand the teachings, using mental intelligence

and intuitive intelligence. Not every person has the mental capacity to
understand what is being internally transmitted. As a matter of fact, very few
people have the capacity to understand the higher teachings even when they
are orally transmitted.
2. By dissecting or analyzing the teachings, and correlating them with what he
had learned before.
3. By repeatedly experimenting with Arhatic Yoga on himself and his body for
many years.
4. By having the experiments clairvoyantly monitored by his spiritual guides
without letting them know their findings were being cross checked.
5. Based on his understanding and experience, the Arhatic Yoga teachings were
validated, refined and developed into their present state.
6. Arhatic Yoga has been revalidated through the countless spiritual experiences
and the following positive effects on the Arhatic yogis:

a. A much bigger spiritual cord

b. A much bigger crown chakra and other chakras
c. A much bigger aura
d. And refinement of their character

7. This inner transformation has manifested in the transformation of their lives in

terms of career, success, money and family relationships.

The process of validation and revalidation took more than twenty years and
continues even up to now. Validation of inner transmission is not done in just
days. It takes many years.9

HIGHER CLAIRVOYANCY AND LOWER CLAIRVOYANCY

Lower clairvoyancy uses the solar plexus chakra. Higher clairvoyancy uses
the higher chakras. To be able to see clearly it is important to utilize the higher
chakras for inner seeing and to have a very clean aura. If the aura is dirty then
the inner vision is worse than that of a person having cataracts. In this case, the
inner vision is distorted by the thought forms and negative emotions within the
aura.
The auras of both those who practice higher and lower clairvoyancy are
usually dirty unless they have practiced regularly to clean their auras. The auras
of the lower clairvoyants in most cases are not sufficiently clean. Therefore, the
findings of these lower clairvoyants are usually very unreliable. Although there
are hundreds of thousands of clairvoyants, these people have not substantially
contributed to the science of healing or to any sciences for the reasons stated
above.
There are very few clairvoyants who specialize in the anatomy of the energy
body of a person. There are very few clairvoyants who specialize in the anatomy
of the energy body of the earth. Some of the future findings should preferably
not be revealed publicly. History proves that scientific findings tend to be
misused for destructive purposes.
What we call “clairvoyants” are usually psychic readers or clairvoyants who
read for personal matters. Some of them are good but many of them are not that
reliable. One has to use discernment. Just because the clairvoyant is right in one
instance does not mean they will be right most of the time.
A clairvoyant consultant who is guided by the higher beings is probably 70%
to 80% accurate, maybe even slightly higher. The reader must remember that
what the future will be to a substantial degree is also dependent on individual
decision.
In some instances, clairvoyant consultants may have cracks in their protective
webs and may have a lot of pride. In these cases they attract pranksters or small
negative beings - elementals from the inner world.
Some of these pranksters may claim to be holy masters or arhats, the Lord
Jesus, the Blessed Virgin Mary or other great spiritual beings. Such advice or
readings create chaos in the lives of their clients. To give up one’s intellectual
faculty and free will or to blindly follow the advices of so called clairvoyant
readers is not a smart thing to do.

Practice discernment. Scan the following:

1. The spiritual energy and the spiritual cord of the clairvoyant

2. The degree of cleanliness or dirtiness of the aura of the clairvoyant
3. Guidance from the higher beings
4. Scan for the presence of pranksters or small negative beings who misguide
5. Scan for thought forms of preconceived ideas
6. Scan the skill of the clairvoyant reader

There are a few good clairvoyant readers. They are not that easy to find. They
can be as accurate as 70% to 90%. Their accuracy also depends on their moods.
If they are in the right mood then they are more accurate. If they are
psychologically not stable, then the reading is not reliable. Some good
clairvoyant readers are very sensitive. Therefore, their moods can easily change.
This is not in all cases, just in some cases. Another issue that has to be
considered is the interpretation of what has been seen. An example:
About five pages of printed material were given to a good clairvoyant reader
to hold. She started to become dizzy. She said she saw the planets and the sun,
that the energy was overwhelming, and she fell to the floor. She could not
understand what she was seeing. Later, it was explained to this good clairvoyant
reader that what she was sensing was the testimonial of an Arhatic yogi who had
received a shaktipat or spiritual empowerment from MCKS - in order to
clairvoyantly see the Great Spiritual Being within the sun. Seeing is not
necessarily understanding. Please remember this.10
The Sat Guru can only point to the right direction. The disciples must tread
the spiritual path. The Sat Guru may teach about inner purification or character
building but cannot force the disciple to practice it. This is the root of the
problems. Practice and master inner purification or character building to insure
your spiritual progress.11

SPREADING THE TEACHINGS

MCKS established the Institute for Inner Studies, Incorporated in Quezon
City, Philippines on 27 April 1987. In late 1987, the book, The Ancient Science
and Art of Pranic Healing finally came out. The purpose of the Institute was to
spread Pranic Healing, Arhatic Yoga, the inner teachings and practices globally.
The main purpose was to alleviate the suffering of the people by
complementing allopathic medicine with Pranic Energy Healing. Modern Pranic
Healing is not intended to replace allopathic medicine. Patients are encouraged
to receive proper medications and/ or medical treatment. It must be clearly
stated that MCKS visits medical doctors and dentists regularly.
The World Pranic Healing Foundation was established on 23 July 1990. Its
purpose was to spread Modern Pranic Healing in developing countries and in
poorer areas. It had a humble beginning with only one table and a chair, shared
by six staff members.12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It would be too voluminous to include all of the names of the hundreds of
board of trustees and directors, or the thousands of volunteers, supporters, and
Pranic Healing instructors. To all of these people of goodwill with the will to do
good, your dedicated service and kindness are recognized and deeply
appreciated.13
 Peace be with you.

God’s Blessings be with you

and your family.

Blessings of the
Lord Mahaguruji Mei Ling
and all the Great Ones
be with all of you.

Master Choa Kok Sui

 Appendices

A. Master Choa Kok Sui Audio and Video CDs

B. Master Choa Kok Sui CoursesSM

C. Global Coordinating Centers

D. Pranic Healing International Addresses

 Master Choa Kok Sui Audio and Video CDs

Meditation on Twin Hearts for Peace and Illumination

Meditation on Twin Hearts with Self-Pranic Healing

Meditation on Twin Hearts for Psychological Health and Well-Being

Meditation on the Soul

Meditation on Loving-Kindness

Wesak Festival Meditation

Amen

Om: The Sound of Stillness

Om Shanti

Om Mani Padme Hum

The Mantra of Compassion and Mercy

Meditation on the Lord’s Prayer:

Universal and Kabbalistic Versions

Inner Purification
The Blue Triangle Technique

Om Namo Rama Om

Gayatri Mantra

Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra

Om Namah Shivaya Om

Arhatic Yoga Kundalini Meditation:

Meditation on the Inner Breath
(for Arhatic Yogis only)

Arhatic Dhyan
(for Arhatic Yogis only)
 Arhatic Sadhana
for Arhatic Yoga Meditation Centers

The Existence of God is Self-Evident

(Audio Book)

Meditation on Twin Hearts

(Video)
 Master Choa Kok Sui CoursesSM

1. Basic Pranic Healing

2. Advanced Pranic Healing
3. Pranic Psychotherapy
4. Pranic Crystal Healing
5. Pranic Self-Healing
6. Practical Psychic Self-Defense
7. Kriyashakti for Prosperity and Success
8. Pranic Feng Shui
9. Spiritual Essence of Man
10. Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul
11. Universal and Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on the Lord’s Prayer
12. Arhatic Yoga
13. Arhatic Sexual Alchemy
14. Clairvoyance
15. Spiritual Business Management
16. Inner Teachings of Hinduism Revealed
17. Inner Teachings of Christianity Revealed
18. Om Mani Padme Hum - The Blue Pearl in the Golden Lotus
19. Inner Teachings of Buddhism Revealed
20. Superbrain Yoga
21. Pranic Facial Rejuvenation

The course titles above are registered Service Marks.

The course contents are all copyrighted.

For more information contact:

INSTITUTE FOR INNER STUDIES, INC.
Postal Address: Suite 808 G/F Island Plaza Salcedo Bldg.
105 Leviste St., Salcedo Village
1227 Makati City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. (63-2) 819-18-74; 810-2808
Fax No. (63-2) 731-38-28
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.globalpranichealing.com
For books, audio and video compact discs, and MCKS aura and chakra cleansing spray please order at:
[email protected] For certificates and licenses, please order at:
[email protected]
 GLOBAL COORDINATING CENTERS

Institute for Inner Studies, Inc.

Postal Address: Suite 808 G/F Island Plaza
Salcedo Bldg., 105 Leviste St., Salcedo Village
1227 Makati City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. (63-2) 819-1874; 810-2808
Fax No. (63-2) 731-3828
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.globalpranichealing.com

World Pranic Healing Foundation

Unit 2210 Medical Plaza Ortigas Condominium
San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila Philippines
Postal Address: Suite 808 G/F Island Plaza
Salcedo Bldg., 105 Leviste St., Salcedo Village
1227 Makati City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. (63-2) 635-9732 to 34
Fax No. (63-2) 687-4726
E-mail: [email protected]
Website:www.worldpranichealing.com

MCKS Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Unit 2210 Medical Plaza Ortigas
San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center,
Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila, Philippines
Tel. Nos.: (632)635-9732 up to 34
Fax No.: (632) 687-4726
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.mckscharitable.org
 Pranic Healing International Addresses
Pranic Healing services, courses, audio and video compact discs are available
in Pranic Healing centers and organizations in the countries listed below.
For specific contact details, and complete, updated country list, please visit:
www.globalpranichealing.com
ARGENTINA
ARUBA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
BELIZE
BENIN
BOLIVIA
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
BRAZIL
BHUTAN
BULGARIA
CANADA
CARIBBEAN Region
CHILE
COLOMBIA
COSTA RICA
CROATIA
CUBA
CYPRUS
CZECH REPUBLIC
DENMARK
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
ECUADOR
EL SALVADOR
FIJI
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
GHANA
GREECE
GUATEMALA
GUYANA
HONDURAS
HONG KONG
HUNGARY
INDIA
INDONESIA
IRAN
IRELAND
ISRAEL
ITALY
JAPAN
JORDAN
KAZAKHSTAN
KENYA
KOREA
LEBANON
LITHUANIA
MACEDONIA
MALAYSIA
MAURITIUS
MEXICO
The NETHERLANDS
NEW ZEALAND
NICARAGUA
NIGERIA
OMAN
PANAMA
PARAGUAY
PERU
PHILIPPINES
POLAND
PORTUGAL
PUERTO RICO
ROMANIA
RUSSIA
SCOTLAND
SINGAPORE
SLOVAKIA
SLOVENIA
SOUTH AFRICA
SOUTH PACIFIC ISLAND
SPAIN
SRI LANKA
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND
SYRIA
THAILAND
TOGO
TURKEY
UKRAINE
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
UNITED KINGDOM
UNITED STATES of AMERICA
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA
WEST AFRICA
Footnotes
CHAPTER 1
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Practical Psychic Self-Defense for Home & Office, (Phil., 1999), p. 3.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, Om Mani Padme Hum, (Phil., 2004 3rd Ed.), p. 58.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul, (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 144.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 140.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, Practical Psychic Self-Defense for Home & Office, (Phil., 1999), p. 3.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul, (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 144.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, Practical Psychic Self-Defense for Home & Office, (Phil., 1999), p. 3.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul, (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 192.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man, (Phil., 2003), p. 177.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 5.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 5.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 12.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 33-34.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p.10.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1992), p. 17.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p.10.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1992), p. 28.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, Universal & Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on the Lord’s Prayer, (Phil., 2001),
p. 4.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1992), pp. 29-30.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 27.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Existence of God is Self-Evident, (Phil., 2006 2nd Ed.), p. 52.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 51.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 50.
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 46.
25 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 47.
26 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 48.
27 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 49.
28 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), pp.10-11.
29 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), pp. 149-150.
30 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy, (Phil., 1989), p. 18.
31 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 18-19.
32 Master Choa Kok Sui, Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga, (Phil., 2006 2nd Ed.), p. 146.
33 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 147.
34 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy, (Phil., 1989), pp. 21-24.
35 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Crystal Healing, (Phil., 1996), pp. 48.
36 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. xxxv.
37 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. xxxiv.
38 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. xxxiv-xxxv.
39 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 29.
40 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 12.
41 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
42 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 12.
43 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
44 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 12.
45 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
46 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 14.
47 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
48 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 14.
49 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1992), p. 24.
50 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 14.
51 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1992), p. 24.
52 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 14.
53 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 21.
54 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 14.
55 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 19.
56 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 14.
57 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1992), p. 23.
58 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 14.
59 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 23.
60 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), pp. 14-15.
61 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1992), p. 21.
62 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 15.
63 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
64 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 15.
65 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul, (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 95.
CHAPTER 2
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 17.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 17.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 161.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 161.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 163.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 161-163.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2005), p. 51.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 2.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 2.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 3-4.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), pp. 19.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 17.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 249.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 18-20.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 20.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 20.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 3.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 21.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 20.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 21.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 20.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 19.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 17.
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), pp. 3-4.
25 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 2.
26 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 3.
27 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 20.
28 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 2.
29 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 2-3.
30 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 18.
31 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 161.
32 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 161.
CHAPTER 3
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 135.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 20.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 138.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, Universal & Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on The Lord’s Prayer (Phil., 2001), p.
12.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 136.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Experiencing Being (Phil., 2004), p. 31.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 39.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 136.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 138.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 140.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 138.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 140.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Existence of God is Self-Evident (Phil., 2006 2nd Ed.), p. 147.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 147-149.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, Experiencing Being (Phil., 2004), p. 31.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, Transcription AYPL 1, (Los Angeles, 2006)
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 50.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, Compassionate Objectivity (Phil., 2004), p. 40.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga, (Phil., 2005), p. 33.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 4.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 136.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 96.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, Experiencing Being (Phil., 2004), p. 31.
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 136.
25 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 20.
26 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 20.
27 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 21.
28 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 4.
29 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 136.
30 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 217.
31 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 215-216.
32 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 137.
33 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 137.
CHAPTER 4
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 21.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 21.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), pp. 100-101.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, Universal & Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on The Lord’s Prayer (Phil., 2001), p.
103.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), pp. 123-124.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Universal & Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on The Lord’s Prayer (Phil., 2001), p.
103.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), pp. 126-127.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 129.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 129.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 9.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 5.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 6.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 21.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 23.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 22.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 21.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 22.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 21.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 21-22.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 22.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 22.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 22.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 5.
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 126.
25 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 126.

CHAPTER 5
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 22.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 22.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 22.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 23.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 111.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Universal & Kabbalistic Chakra Meditation on The Lord’s Prayer (Phil., 2001), p.
11.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 10.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 4.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 22.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 226.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 145.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 22-23.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 5.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 194.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 189.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 199.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 112.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 112.

CHAPTER 6
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 24.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 24.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 98.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 98.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 99.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 97.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 98.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), pp. 6-7.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 24.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 24-25.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 25.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 38.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 31.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 38.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), pp. 6-7.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 31.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 237.
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 166.
25 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 40.
26 Transcription, ITBR1 (Los Angeles, 2006)
27 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 37.
28 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 39.
29 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 104.
30 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 104.

CHAPTER 7
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 23.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 23.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 115.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 118-119.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 23.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 24.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 6.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 6.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 6.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 24.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 23.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 116.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 23.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 115.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 23.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 24.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 24.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 23.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 23.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 118.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 116.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 6.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 118.
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 118.

CHAPTER 8
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 83.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 83.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 83.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 88.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 90
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 29.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 85.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 88.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 29
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 29.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 56.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 29.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 106.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 105.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 10.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 108.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 108.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 108
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 87.
25 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
26 Master Choa Kok Sui, Compassionate Objectivity (Phil., 2004), p. 25.
27 Master Choa Kok Sui, Beyond the Mind (Phil., 2003), p. 29.
28 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
29 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
30 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 26.
31 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 26.
32 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 25.
33 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 25.
34 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 7.
35 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 158.
36 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), pp. 80-82.
37 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 88.
38 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 59.
39 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 111-123.
40 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 65.
41 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 65.
42 Master Choa Kok Sui, Om Mani Padme Hum (Phil., 2004 3rd Ed.), p. 77.
43 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 110.
44 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 66.
45 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 67.
46 Master Choa Kok Sui, Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga (Phil., 2005 2nd Ed.), p. 177.
47 Master Choa Kok Sui, AYPL Handout (Phil., 2000), pp. 13-14.
48 Master Choa Kok Sui, Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga (Phil., 2005 2nd Ed.), p. 181.
49 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 182.
50 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 244-245.
51 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 132.
52 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 89.
53 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 89.

CHAPTER 9
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 26.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 26.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 75.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 76.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 78.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 79.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 75.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 76.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 10.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 10-11.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 11.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 26.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 185.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 259.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 26.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 26.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 152.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 181.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 239-240.
22 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 187.
23 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 230.
24 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 11.
25 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 79.
26 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 79.

CHAPTER 10
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 26.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 26.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), pp. 48-50.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 50.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 50.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 11.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), pp. 48-49.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, Experiencing Being (Phil., 2004), p. 13.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 49.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 12.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), pp. 50-51.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 126.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 144.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 114-115.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 28.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 28.
18 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 136.
19 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 176.
20 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 51.
21 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 51.

CHAPTER 11
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 27.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 27.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), p. 12.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 40.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 64.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 64.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 27.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 29.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 126.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 41.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 41.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 27.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 29.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 263.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 43.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 43.

CHAPTER 12
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Advanced Pranic Healing (Phil., 1992), p. 27.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 27.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 16.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 50.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 50.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Compassionate Objectivity (Phil., 2004), p. 32-33.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 31.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 32.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 22-25.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Pranic Psychotherapy (Phil., 1989), pp. 12-13.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 13.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), pp. 29-30.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, Miracles Through Pranic Healing (Phil., 1987), p. 29.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 29.
15 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 29.
16 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 32.
17 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 32.

CHAPTER 13
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed. ), p. 175.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 175.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 95.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 175.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 175.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Superbrain Yoga (Phil., 2005), p. 16.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), p. 171.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 175.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 175.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, Om Mani Padme Hum (Phil., 2004 3rd Ed.), p. 88.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, The Spiritual Essence of Man (Phil., 2003), pp. 175-177.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, Om Mani Padme Hum (Phil., 2004 3rd Ed.), p. 83.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 88.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), pp. 142-143.

CHAPTER 14
1 Master Choa Kok Sui, Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga (Phil., 2005 2nd Ed.), pp. 271-
272.
2 Master Choa Kok Sui, Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul (Phil., 2000 2nd Ed.), p. 11.
3 Master Choa Kok Sui, Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga (Phil., 2005 2nd Ed.), p. 191.
4 Master Choa Kok Sui, Creative Transformation (Phil., 2004), pp. 54-55.
5 Master Choa Kok Sui, Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga (Phil., 2005 2nd Ed.), p. 191.
6 Master Choa Kok Sui, Origin of Modern Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga (Phil., 2005 2nd Ed.), p. 17.
7 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 191-192.
8 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 192-193.
9 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 194-195.
10 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 195-198.
11 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 199.
12 Master Choa Kok Sui, pp. 201-202.
13 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 209.
14 Master Choa Kok Sui, p. 311.
Index
 A
Aama kaalam, ref1
abdomen of depression, ref1, ref2
abstract concepts, ref1
abstract principles, ref1
abstruse subject, ref1
abundance in strength, ref1
accelerated
development of the soul can be, ref1
learning process and communication are, ref1
Accurate inner perception, ref1
activating, ref1
Acts 2:1-4, ref1
acupuncture, ref1, ref2
Chinese, ref1, ref2
point, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13
points, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
advanced spiritual teacher, ref1
aging and anti-aging processes, ref1
ailment, sexual, ref1
ailments
blood, ref1, ref2
circulatory, ref1
heart, ref1, ref2
intestinal, ref1
physical spleen, ref1
psychological, ref1, ref2
sexual, ref1, ref2
throat-related, ref1
Ain Soph Aur, ref1
air tube, ref1
alternately, clockwise and counterclockwise, ref1
Ancient Science and Art of Pranic Healing, ref1
anger, ref1, ref2
antahkarana, ref1
antibodies, ref1
appendicitis, ref1
appendix, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
approach, practical, ref1
arhat, ref1, ref2
Arhatic
Dhyan, ref1
Meditation, ref1
meditations, ref1
Pranic Healing and, ref1
Sadhana, ref1
Sexual Alchemy, ref1
Yoga. See Yoga, Arhatic
yoga practitioners. See Yoga practitioners, Arhatic
Yoga teachings. See Yoga teachings, Arhatic
yogi. See yogi, Arhatic
yogis. See yogis, Arhatic
arhats, ref1
artery, ref1
arthritis, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
artists, ref1
assimilation
fresh pranic and spiritual energies, ref1
nutrients, ref1
problems, ref1
asthma, ref1, ref2, ref3
Astral travelling, ref1
aura, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
and chakra cleansing spray, ref1
cleanliness or dirtiness of the, ref1
emotional or astral, ref1, ref2
etheric, ref1, ref2
health, ref1
inner, ref1
inner vision distorted by negative thought forms & emotions within the, ref1
mental, ref1, ref2
spiritual teacher, ref1
soul, ref1, ref2, ref3
to have a very clean, ref1
avatar, ref1
awakening, degree of, ref1

B
Ba, ref1
back meridian, ref1
bad spirits, ref1
bai hui, ref1
balancing loving-kindness with self-interest, ref1
beauty, enhancing the, ref1
being of divine flame, ref1
Bhagavad Gita, ref1
Bible
Holy, ref1, ref2
King James Version, ref1
Lamsa’s Translation, ref1, ref2
bio, ref1
blood, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
plasma, ref1
pressure, ref1, ref2
blue pearl, ref1, ref2
body, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13,
ref14, ref15, ref16, ref17, ref18, ref19, ref20, ref21
accelerated evolution of the, ref1
astral, ref1, ref2, ref3
a soul with a physical, ref1, re2
bioplasmic, ref1, ref2
causal, ref1
center of, ref1
certain types of emotion and energy in the, ref1
cholesterol level of the, ref1
defense system of the, ref1
development of the causal, ref1
disturbances in the energy, ref1
elementals cannot enter your, ref1
emotional, ref1, ref2
emotional or astral, ref1, ref2
energy, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
energy field that surrounds the, ref1
energy level of the entire, ref1
entire visible physical, ref1
etheric, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
functions of the energy, ref1
heat, ref1
heating and cooling system of the, ref1
illustrations of the, ref1
immune system of the, ref1
within the soul, ref1
life energy of the, ref1
lower mental, ref1, ref2
mental, ref1, ref2
near the surface of the, ref1
nourishes the whole, ref1
emotions, ref1
physical, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11
quality of the physical, ref1
rapid evolution of the physical, ref1
strengthening the entire visible physical, ref1
subtle, ref1
transmuted by the, ref1
use of the emotional, ref1
visible physical, ref1
vital organs of the, ref1
vital organs of the visible physical, ref1
weak physical, ref1
which houses the higher soul, ref1
whole physical, ref1
whole visible physical, ref1
bone marrow, ref1
Brahmacharya, ref1
brain, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
left, ref1
right, ref1
broken bones, ref1, ref2
Buddha Nature, ref1
Buddhichitta, ref1, ref2
higher, ref1
lower, ref1
buddhic faculty, ref1
Buddhism, ref1
Buddhist or Taoist monks, ref1

C
calmness, ref1
cancer, ref1
carotid arteries, ref1
celestial whirling energy centers, ref1
celibate, ref1, ref2, ref3
cells, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
center for active directing will, ref1
center for higher creativity, ref1, ref2
center of
assertiveness, ref1
body, ref1
divine love, ref1
divine union or yoga, ref1
dynamic activities, ref1
emotional drive or emotional will, ref1
emotional will, ref1, ref2
higher buddhic or Christ consciousness, ref1
higher emotions, ref1
higher intuition, ref1
higher mental faculty, ref1
illumination, ref1, ref2
lower buddhic or cosmic consciousness, ref1
lower emotions, ref1, ref2
self-preservation, ref1
sexual instinct, ref1
spine, ref1
spiritual consciousness and divine oneness, ref1
stomach, ref1
the concrete mind, ref1
the emotional heart, ref1
the instinct for knowing, ref1
the lower mental faculty, ref1
the right divine motive, ref1
universal love, ref1, ref2
wisdom, ref1, ref2
wisdom or lower intuition, ref1
wisdom or the lower intuitive center, ref1
chakra, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
ajna, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11
Anahata, ref1
armpit minor, ref1
back head minor, ref1
back heart, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
back solar plexus, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
back spleen, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
basic, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12
Congestion of the sex, ref1
crown, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13,
ref14
depleted basic, ref1, ref2
depleted spleen, ref1
forehead, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
front heart, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
front solar plexus, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
front spleen, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
heart, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
highly activated sex, ref1
highly activated throat, ref1
jaw minor, ref1, ref2
Lalaata, ref1
malfunctioning solar plexus, ref1
Manipura, ref1
master, ref1
meng mein, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
minor, ref1, ref2, ref3
Mooladhara, ref1
navel, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
overactivated meng mein, ref1
overactivation of the solar plexus, ref1
Prana, ref1
root, ref1
Sahasrara, ref1, ref2
secondary throat minor, ref1
sex, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
solar plexus, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12,
ref13
spleen, ref1, ref2, ref3
Swadhishtana, ref1
throat, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
twelfth, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
underactivated basic, ref1
underactivated sex, ref1
Vishuddhi, ref1
chakras
11 major, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
back head, ref1
celestial, ref1
depleted sex, ref1
lower, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
major, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
mini, ref1, ref2
minor, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
overactivated basic, ref1
seven, ref1, ref2
sole minor, ref1
spleen, ref1
underactivated basic, ref1, ref2
upper, ref1
chang qiang, ref1
character building, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
chi, ref1, ref2, ref3
biosynthetic, ref1
synthetic, ref1
synthetic golden, ref1
Chinese, ref1
Chinese character, ref1
Chinese Esoteric Tradition, ref1
cholesterol, ref1
Christ, ref1
Christian, ref1, ref2, ref3
Christianity, ref1
chronic fatigue syndrome, ref1
City, Quezon, ref1
clairvoyance
higher spiritual, ref1
lower, ref1
clairvoyancy
higher, ref1, ref2
lower, ref1, ref2
clairvoyant, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
cleansing, ref1
clear fountain, ref1
coccyx area, ref1, ref2
common people, ref1
Conception Channel, ref1
condition of the heart, ref1
congestion, ref1
consciousness, seed of, ref1
Constancy of Aim and Effort & Non-Laziness, ref1
constellation, ref1
constipation, ref1, ref2
contaminated healer, ref1
contamination, ref1
Correct Expression, ref1, ref2
cosmic consciousness, ref1, ref2
cracks, ref1, ref2
creative center for procreation, ref1
crooked bone, ref1

D
deep-seated grudge, ref1
delusion, ref1, ref2
demon, ref1
Department of Radiological Sciences, ref1
depleted, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
depletion, ref1
descent of the Holy Spirit, ref1
detrimental effects on the physical heart, ref1
developed buddhic faculty, ref1
developed mental faculty, ref1
develop spiritually, ref1
diabetes, ref1
diaphragm, ref1
difficulty in giving birth, ref1
digestive, ref1
directive function, ref1
directors, ref1
direct
inner perception, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
inner perception without form, ref1
inner perception with form, ref1
inner seeing, ref1
knowing, ref1, ref2
perception, ref1
discernment, ref1, ref2
disciple, ref1
disease-causing germs, ref1
divine
energy, ref1
heart, ref1
love, ref1
oneness, ref1, ref2, ref3
spirit’s platform, ref1
servant, ref1
union, ref1, ref2
vault, ref1
Dr. Joie P. Jones, ref1

E
Earlyne Chaney, ref1
effect of the emotion and the energy, ref1
Egyptian, ref1
elderly people, ref1
electric violet pranic energy, ref1
elementals, ref1
exorcism or removal of negative, ref1
negative, ref1
negative beings -, ref1
eleven gates, ref1
emotion, negative, ref1, ref2
emotional
factors ref1, ref2
heart, ref1, ref2
will ref1, ref2
emotional energies
higher forms of, ref1
lower, ref1
emotions
higher, ref1
lower, ref1
negative, ref1, ref2, ref3
negative lower, ref1
positive lower, ref1
unregulated, ref1, ref2
energies
higher forms of emotional, ref1
lower, ref1
lower emotional, ref1
transmute lower, grosser ref1
energize, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
energized, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
energy, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13,
ref14, ref15, ref16, ref17, ref18
accelerator, ref1
body, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
centers, ref1, ref2, ref3
creative, ref1
distribution of pranic, ref1
field, ref1
ground pranic, ref1
Kundalini, ref1, ref2
physical and psychological, ref1
planet, ref1
planets, ref1
pranic, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
sex, ref1, ref2, ref3
sexual, ref1
spiritual, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11
stepping down, ref1
transformers, ref1
transmutation of sex, ref1
transmuted basic, ref1
transmute sex, ref1
vortices of, ref1
energy centers, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
celestial, ref1
upper, ref1
whirling, ref1
enhanced intellectual faculty, ref1
entities, negative energy, ref1
entities, negative thought, ref1
Ephesians 4:29, ref1
Equinox, Autumn, ref1
Equinox, Spring, ref1
esoteric Buddhism, ref1
esoteric knowledge, ref1
esoteric terminology, ref1
essential hypertension, ref1
etheric double, ref1. See also body, etheric
etherically, ref1
and psychologically contaminated, ref1
psychologically and, ref1
executives, ref1
exorcism, ref1
experiments, ref1

F
First book of Kings 3:11, ref1
food, ref1
forgiving, ref1, ref2
foundation of physical creation, ref1
fragile, ref1
Freemasons, ref1
funneling effect, ref1, ref2
fu ai, ref1

G
galaxy, ref1
gates, eleven, ref1, ref2
gates, nine, ref1, ref2
gate of life, ref1
Gedulah, ref1
general vitality, ref1, ref2, ref3
general well-being, ref1
Generosity & Non-Stealing, ref1
gland
pineal, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
pituitary, ref1, ref2
thymus, ref1, ref2, ref3
thyroid, ref1
glands
adrenal, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref1
endocrine, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
parathyroid, ref1
salivary, ref1
thyroid, ref1
glaucoma, ref1
God, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
achieve oneness with, ref1
connected with, ref1
oneness with, ref1
one who practices union with, ref1
one with, ref1
Planetary, ref1
Realization, ref1
servant of, ref1
The Existence of, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Golden Rule, ref1
golden
ball, ref1, ref2, ref3
ball of chi energy, ref1
chi energy, ref1
bud, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
flame, ref1
pearl, ref1
golden lotus flower, bigger, ref1
golden lotus flower, small, ref1
gonads, ref1
gopis, ref1
Governor Channel, ref1
gurus, ref1

H
hallucinogenic chemicals, ref1
hallucinogenic drugs, ref1, ref2
hall of impressions, ref1
hall of jade, ref1
hall of the divine, ref1
harmoniously balanced, ref1
harmony and peace, ref1
head, carotid arteries going to the, ref1
headache, ref1
healing, science of, ref1
healthy, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
health rays, ref1
heart,
and the sex organs, ref1
condition of the, ref1
diseases, ref1
basically made up of muscles, ref1
physical, ref1
pranic congestion, ref1
quality of the, ref1
heaven, third, ref1
hidden sephirah, ref1
higher buddhic faculty, ref1
higher level of consciousness, ref1
higher soul, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11,
ref12, ref13
higher type of will, ref1
highly artistic, ref1
high cholesterol, ref1
holes, ref1, ref2
Holy Spirit, ref1, ref2, ref3
hormones, ref1, ref2
human whirling energy centers, ref1
hygiene, ref1
Hyperactive children, ref1
hypertension, ref1, ref2
hyperthyroidism, ref1, ref2
hypothyroidism, ref1

I
illumination, ref1, ref2
center of, ref1
inability to assimilate, ref1
incarnated soul, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
incarnation, ref1
increase in willpower, ref1
infection, ref1, ref2
Infinite Light, ref1, ref2
inflammation, ref1
inner
and outer purifications, ref1
cosmos, ref1
eye, ref1
peace, ref1
purification, ref1, ref2, ref3
vision, ref1, ref2
world, ref1, ref2
instinct of self-survival, ref1, ref2
Institute for Inner Studies, Incorporated, ref1
intelligence, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
active, ref1, ref2
dynamic, ref1
intuitive, ref1
in motion, ref1
mental, ref1, ref2
sterile, ref1
intelligent
evaluation, ref1
will, ref1, ref2
intelligentsia, ref1, ref2
internal and external hygiene, ref1
intestinal ulcer, ref1
intestine
small, ref1
twisted, ref1
intestines
large, ref1, ref2
small, ref1, ref2, ref3
intrusions, ref1
intuition ref1, ref2, ref3
higher, ref1, ref2
lower, ref1
intuitive brain, ref1
intuitive faculty, ref1
intuitive intelligence, ref1
Inverted Tree of Life, ref1
irregular heartbeat, ref1
I AM, ref1

J
Jesus, ref1
Jig Mei Ling, Chohan, ref1
Jivatma, ref1
ji zhong, ref1
John the Baptist, ref1

K
Kaareeral varmam, ref1
Kabbalah, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Kachai varmam, ref1
Kadhir, ref1
Kama, ref1
Kamakosha, ref1
karma
ancient negative, ref1
generate good, ref1
your negative, ref1
Katha Upanishad, ref1
ki, ref1
kidneys, ref1, ref2, ref3
kindness, ref1, ref2
King Solomon, ref1
knowledge, ref1
Kosha, ref1
Kumbidu kaala varmam, ref1
Kundalini, ref1, ref2
syndrome, ref1. See also chronic fatigue syndrome
Kuthu varmam, ref1

L
lama, ref1
Lao Tzu, ref1
larynx, ref1
Leadbeater, ref1
leukemia, ref1
lianquan, ref1
life energy, ref1, ref2, ref3
life energy of the body, ref1
ling tai, ref1
liver, ref1
loose bowel movement, ref1
Lord Jesus, ref1
Lord Krishna, ref1, ref2, ref3
lotus flower, ref1, ref2
luminous, ref1
lotus flowers, ref1
loving-kindness, ref1
Loving-Kindness & Non-injury, ref1
lower energies, ref1
lower mental faculty, ref1
low vitality, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Luke 6:38, ref1

M
major acupuncture points, ref1, ref2, ref3
BL ref1, ref2
CV17, ref1
CV2, ref1
CV23, ref1
CV8, ref1
DU (GV) ref1, ref2
DU (GV) ref1, ref2
DU (GV) ref1, ref2
DU (GV) ref1, ref2
DU (GV) ref1, ref2
DU (GV) ref1, ref2
DU (GV) ref1, ref2
GV1, ref1
GV11, ref1
GV20, ref1
GV24, ref1
GV4, ref1
M-HN3, ref1, ref2
RN (CV) ref1, ref2
RN (CV) ref1, ref2
RN (CV) ref1, ref2
RN (CV) ref1, ref2
RN (CV) ref1, ref2
semi-, ref1
SP16, ref1, ref2
manna, ref1
Mark 7:15-22, ref1
martial arts, ref1
masses, ref1, ref2
mastery of sexual energy, ref1
Matthew 19:8, ref1
Matthew 3:11, ref1
Matthew 9:17, ref1
maxiuniverse, ref1
Medical Chi Kung School
External, ref1, ref2
Internal, ref1
medical viewpoint, ref1
Meditation on Twin Hearts, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
meeting point for the hundreds, ref1
Mel kaala varmam, ref1
mentally retarded people, ref1
middle path, ref1
ming men, ref1
Moderation, ref1, ref2
Moderation (Self-Mastery) & Non-Excessiveness, ref1
modern education, ref1
mold, ref1
mood-altering drugs, ref1
myoma, ref1

N
Ner varmam, ref1
New Age, ref1, ref2
New Age literature, ref1
noisy thoughts and emotions, ref1
Northern Taoist School, ref1

O
Objectivity (Honesty) & Non-Falsehood, ref1
Om, ref1
Om Mani Padme Hum, ref1
oneness, ref1
oneness with all, ref1, ref2
oneness with the higher soul, ref1
others-oriented, ref1
Ottu varmam, ref1
out-of-body experience, ref1

P
Padmasambhava, ref1
pancreas, ref1, ref2
pattern, ref1
pentecostal fire, ref1, ref2
period, ref1
person, ref1, ref2, ref3
petals, ref1
12 inner, ref1
960 outer, ref1, ref2
actual round shape and number of, ref1
actual shape and number of, ref1
crown chakra has two sets of, ref1
eight, ref1, ref2
forty eight, ref1
four, ref1
lotus flowers with many pointed, ref1, ref2
ninety six, ref1
chakras, ref1
one hundred forty four, ref1
outer, ref1, ref2
shape of the, ref1
six, ref1, ref2
sixteen, ref1
ten, ref1
twelve, ref1, ref2
twelve golden inner, ref1
physical
and psychological energy level, ref1
and psychological preparations, ref1
body, See body, physical
reality, ref1
strength, ref1
physically violent, ref1
planetary luminous lotus flower, ref1
planets, ref1, ref2
plasma, ref1
Poottellu varmam, ref1
power, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
stations, ref1
to discern, ref1
practice
“pure thoughts” and “pure speech”, ref1
transmutation of sex energy, ref1
prana, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13,
ref14, ref15, ref16, ref17, ref18
air, ref1, ref2, ref3
blue, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
golden, ref1, ref2
green, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
ground, ref1
orange, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
red, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
violet, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
white, ref1
yellow, ref1
Pranic Crystal Healing, ref1
Pranic Healing, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Advanced, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
and Arhatic Yoga, ref1, ref2
Basic, ref1
centers and organizations, ref1
Foundation, ref1, ref2
instructors, ref1
International Addresses, ref1, ref2
Miracles Through, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Modern, ref1
Origin of Modern, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
services, ref1
The Ancient Science and Art of, ref1, ref2
The Golden Lotus Sutras on, ref1
treatment, ref1
treatments, ref1
viewpoint, ref1
Pranic Psychotherapist, ref1
Pranic Psychotherapy, ref1
Prayer, Lord’s, ref1
pride, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
proper emotions and thoughts, ref1
protective shield, ref1
proximate organ or organs, ref1
psychic
clairvoyant or, ref1
disturbances, ref1
faculties, ref1, ref2
intruders, ref1
readers, ref1
psychological imbalance, ref1
psychological state, ref1
psychologically, imbalanced, ref1, ref2
pure knowing, ref1
purification, inner, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
purification, physical, ref1, ref2
purpose, ref1, ref2, ref3
Putti kaalam, ref1

Q
qu gu, ref1

R
rainbow-color light, ref1
Rajah Parikshit, ref1
relationships, ref1
relationship problems, ref1
Revelation 21:12, ref1
Revelation 22:2, ref1
Ring-pass-not, ref1
robust, ref1
root, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
rooted, ref1
rooting, ref1
Russian scientists, ref1

S
sacred fire, ref1
Saint Francis of Assisi, ref1
Saint John the Beloved, ref1
Saint Paul, ref1, ref2
Sangudhiri kaala varmam, ref1
Sanskrit, ref1
scanning, ref1, ref2
Second book of Corinthians 12:2-4, ref1
Second book of Corinthians 9:6, ref1
secret of prosperity and abundance, ref1
Seed, Mental Permanent, ref1
seed of consciousness, ref1
self-oriented, ref1
self-preservation, ref1, ref2
self-realization, ref1
sephirah, ref1
serpent
fiery, ref1
fire, ref1
sex organs, ref1
sexual abstinence, ref1
sexual affairs, ref1
sexual desire, ref1
sexual drives, ref1, ref2
sexual instinct, ref1
sexual scandals, ref1
sexually overactivated, ref1
shaktipat, ref1
shen que, ref1
shen ting, ref1
shoulder pain, ref1
soul, ref1, ref2
higher, ref1, ref2
highly evolved, ref1
incarnated, ref1, ref2, ref3
realization, ref1, ref2
energy, ref1
star, ref1
source of power and life energy, ref1
spirit’s platform, ref1
spiritual
bridge to the higher world, ref1
consciousness, ref1
cord, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
development, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
disciple, ref1
energy, ref1, ref2, ref3
experience, ref1
fetus, ref1
path, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
path of righteousness, ref1
practitioner, ref1, ref2
practitioners, ref1, ref2
superiority, ref1
teacher, ref1
world, ref1
spiritual energy that is fluidic, ref1
Stages of Growth of the 12th chakra, ref1
stomach’s storage, ref1
stream of purity, ref1
strength, ref1
of the masses, ref1
stress, ref1, ref2
subchakras, ref1
sublimating the sex energy, ref1
subtle energies, ref1
subtle energy moving alternately clockwise and counterclockwise, ref1
subtle matter, ref1
successful businessmen, ref1, ref2
successful politicians, ref1
supernatural, ref1
system
11 major chakra, ref1
defense, ref1
educational, ref1, ref2
gastrointestinal, ref1
heating and cooling, ref1
immune, ref1
lymphatic, ref1
muscular, ref1, ref2
muscular and skeletal, ref1
nervous, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
present educational, ref1
skeletal, ref1
solar, ref1
urinary, ref1
systems,
Arhatic Meditation is one of the, ref1
heating and cooling, ref1
muscular and skeletal, ref1
spiritual or yogic, ref1

T
tama, ref1
Taoism, ref1
Taoist tradition, ref1
Tao Te Ching, ref1
teachings, ref1, ref2, ref3
orally taught, ref1
telepathically transmitted, ref1
Temple of the Soul, ref1
Ten sephiroth, ref1
The Golden Rule & Five Virtues, ref1
The Infinite Light, ref1, ref2, ref3
The Infinite Source, ref1
Thilardha varmam, ref1
third eye, ref1, ref2
three silver cords, ref1
throat, irritation, ref1
Tian chi, ref1
Tibetan
ancient, ref1
Buddhism, ref1
trachea, ref1
traditional kabbalistic teachings, ref1
Gedulah, ref1
Kabbalah, ref1, ref2, ref3
one hidden sephirah, ref1
sephiroth, ref1, ref2
ten sephiroth, ref1
transformative approach, ref1
transformers, spiritual energy, ref1
transmutation of sex energy, ref1
Tree of Life, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
true nature of things, ref1
Truth, ref1
first level of, ref1, ref2
higher level of, ref1
highest level of, ref1
second level of, ref1
third level of, ref1
tumpak, ref1
twelve angels, ref1
twelve fruits, ref1
twelve gates, ref1
twisting motion, ref1

U
understanding abstract concepts and principles, ref1
universe, ref1
urges of the lower nature, ref1
Using Discernment in Choosing A Spiritual Teacher, ref1

V
very intelligent people, ref1
victorious in life, ref1
vitality
general, ref1, ref2, ref3
low, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
voice box, ref1

W
wasto, ref1
weaknesses, ref1
web
energy, ref1
etheric, ref1, ref2
protective, ref1, ref2
webs, ruptured protective, ref1
wei cang, ref1
whirling energy centers, ref1, ref2, ref3
whirling sensation, ref1
will
center of the masses, ref1, ref2
lower, ref1, ref2
of the higher soul, ref1
to do good, ref1
to love, ref1
to manifest goodness, ref1
work performance and productivity, ref1
world peace, ref1, ref2
World Pranic Healing Foundation, ref1

X
ta xue lun, ref1
xiao xue lun, ref1

Y
yin tang, ref1
Yoga
Arhatic, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
Chinese and Sanskrit books on, ref1
Jnana, ref1
Superbrain, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
Taoist, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12
Yoga Kundalini Meditation, Arhatic, ref1
Yoga Meditation Centers, Arhatic, ref1
yoga practitioners, Arhatic, ref1
Yoga teachings, Arhatic, ref1
yogi, ref1, ref2
Arhatic, ref1
doing Meditation on Twin Hearts, ref1
yogis, Arhatic, ref1, ref2
youthfulness, critical factor in one’s, ref1
yu tang, ref1

Z
zhong shu, ref1
zhong wan, ref1
Zodiac signs
Scorpio, ref1
Taurus, ref1

ILLUSTRATIONS
Fig. 1-1 The different subtle bodies and their auras, ref1
Fig. 1-2 Major chakras and acupuncture meridians, ref1
Fig. 1-3, ref1
Fig. 1-3a The rotation of the inner and outer layers of a chakra, ref1
Fig. 1-4 Chakral energy movement, ref1
Fig. 1-5 Parts of a chakra, ref1
Fig. 1-6 The location of the 11 major chakras and the 12th chakra along the
central meridian, ref1
Fig. 2-1 Basic chakra/Man with basic chakra, ref1
Fig. 2-2 Basic chakra/Whirling basic chakra, ref1
Fig. 2-3 The basic chakra, ref1
Fig. 3-1 Sex chakra/Man with sex chakra, ref1
Fig. 3-2 Sex chakra/Whirling sex chakra, ref1
Fig. 3-3 The sex chakra, ref1
Fig. 4-1 Meng mein chakra/Man with meng mein chakra, ref1
Fig. 4-2 Meng mein chakra/Whirling meng mein chakra, ref1
Fig. 4-3 The meng mein chakra, ref1
Fig. 5-1 Navel chakra/Man with navel chakra, ref1
Fig. 5-2 Navel chakra/Whirling navel chakra, ref1
Fig. 5-3 The navel chakra, ref1
Fig. 6-1 Solar plexus chakra/Man with solar plexus chakra, ref1
Fig. 6-2 Solar plexus chakra/Whirling solar plexus chakra, ref1
Fig. 6-3 The solar plexus chakra, ref1
Fig. 7-1 Spleen chakra/Man with spleen chakra, ref1
Fig. 7-2 Spleen chakra/Whirling spleen chakra, ref1
Fig. 7-3 The spleen chakra, ref1
Fig. 8-1 Heart chakra/Man with heart chakra, ref1
Fig. 8-2 Heart chakra/Whirling heart chakra, ref1
Fig. 8-3 The heart chakra, ref1
Fig. 8-4 A yogi doing Meditation on Twin Hearts, ref1
Fig. 8-5 Levels of truth, ref1
Fig. 9-1 Throat chakra/Man with throat chakra, ref1
Fig. 9-2 Throat chakra/Whirling throat chakra, ref1
Fig. 9-3 The throat chakra, ref1
Fig. 10-1 Ajna chakra/Man with ajna chakra, ref1
Fig. 10-2 Ajna chakra/Whirling ajna chakra, ref1
Fig. 10-3 The ajna chakra, ref1
Fig. 11-1 Forehead chakra/Man with forehead chakra, ref1
Fig. 11-2 Forehead chakra/Whirling forehead chakra, ref1
Fig. 11-3 The forehead chakra, ref1
Fig. 11-4 The third eye, ref1
Fig. 12-1 Crown chakra/Man with crown chakra, ref1
Fig. 12-2 Crown chakra/Whirling crown chakra, ref1
Fig. 12-3 The crown chakra, ref1
Fig. 13-1 The twelfth chakra/Man with twelfth chakra, ref1
Fig. 13-2 The twelfth chakra/Twelfth chakra as a golden bud with flame, ref1
Fig. 13-3a The 12th chakra/1st stage: Ordinary person, ref1
Fig. 13-3b The 12th chakra/2nd stage: A person on the spiritual path, ref1
Fig. 13-3c The 12th chakra/3rd stage: Highly spiritually evolved person, ref1
Fig. 13-3d The 12th chakra/4rth stage: Spiritually illuminated person, ref1
 About the Author

MASTER CHOA KOK SUI was the founder of Modern Pranic Healing and
Arhatic Yoga. He became a yogi when he was still in his early teens. His
relentless search for spiritual truths beyond the accepted realities, balanced with
a degree in Chemical Engineering, has led thousands worldwide to experience
the benefits of Pranic Healing, Arhatic Yoga, Higher Clairvoyance, Spiritual
Business Management, and other esoteric teachings and practices. He was an
international lecturer and author whose simple, straightforward style disclosed
the powerful magnitude of the energy healing techniqeues he taught. To date, he
has authored more than 20 books that are read in over 80 countries. The first
book of the series, Miracles Through Pranic Healing, is published in more than
30 languages.

He had founded numerous foundations and projects for the poor, sick, orphaned,
jobless, homeless, and the needy as a manifestation of his loving-kindness and
generosity. He also founded the Institute for Inner Studies, and the World Pranic
Healing Foundation with the intention to propagate his teachings to benefit the
whole world.
 About the Publisher
The Institute for Inner Studies Publishing Foundation, Inc. (IISPFI) was
established in 2004 by Master Choa Kok Sui together with his four children to
ensure that his books and materials are published and distributed even after he
has passed away.

IISPFI prints, reproduces, markets and distributes around the world all materials
athoured, written, and developed by Master Choa Kok Sui in the form of books,
pamphlets, brochures, posters, compact discs, and other media.

IISPFI is also authorized to publish the works of other authors in the field of
spirituality, esoteric sciences, or any subject matter that may be beneficial to
humanity.

The direct beneficiaries of all the products of IISPFI are the general public, the
sick, and ailing members of society being served by the different meditation and
healing centers around the world.


ENDNOTES
1. Illustrations of the body parts and internal organs may not be physiologically
accurate but are rendered to help visualize their relationship to each chakra.

2. Earlyne Chaney, Initiation in the Great Pyramid (California: Samuel Weiser,

1987), p. 212.

3. Plasmas consist of freely moving charged particles i.e. electrons and ions.
Formed at high temperatures when electrons are stopped from neutral atoms.
Plasmas are common in nature. For instance, stars are predominantly plasma.
Plasmas are the “Fourth State of Matter” because of their unique physical
properties, distinct from solids, liquids and gases. Plasma densities and
temperatures vary widely.

Reference: Fusion energy education http://FusEdWeb.llnl.gov/CPEP/

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

4. The job of the astronomers is to scientifically prove or disprove what Master

Choa Kok Sui has written. According to Master Choa Kok Sui, “Energy planets
also exist without the corresponding physical form.”

5. The pronoun “he/his” are used in this book as general terms referring to both
men and women.

6. In Chinese acupuncture, GV pertains to the Governor Channel or Governor

Vessel, while CV pertains to the Conception Channel or Conception Vessel.

7. In Chinese acupuncture, GV pertains to the Governor Channel or Governor

Vessel, while CV pertains to the Conception Channel or Conception Vessel.

8. Except for procreation purpose.

 Table of Contents
Title page
Copyright page
Publisher’s Note
Dedication page
Introduction
Contents
1 The Subtle Bodies and Chakras (Energy Centers)
2 The Basic Chakra
3 The Sex Chakra
4 The Meng Mein Chakra
5 The Navel Chakra
6 The Solar Plexus Chakra
7 The Spleen Chakra
8 The Heart Chakra
9 The Throat Chakra
10 The Ajna Chakra
11 The Forehead Chakra
12 The Crown Chakra
13 The Twelfth Chakra
14 Spreading the Teachings
Appendices
Footnotes
Index
About the Author
About the Publisher
Endnotes