: Harry Eilenstein
: Chakra Magic for Beginners Identity - Radiance - Shaping - Enjoying
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Magic is the influencing of matter by consciousness. Consequently, the transition between consciousness and matter is the crux of magic - this transition is what is often called"life force". Among other things, the structure of the chakras is found there, which is why the knowledge of the chakras and their properties is an important basis for magic. This includes not only the importance of the Third Eye for hypnosis, the significance of the Hara for combat magic, or the function of the solar plexus in life force vampirism, but also the dynamics of the entire chakra system and the gesture that results from it as an ideal state - which is the optimal basis of both magic and a life full of joy.

I 2. Structure


The overall system of the chakras is not only composed of the seven main chakras, but is much more complex. However, its great diversity is symmetrical and derives from a very simple basic principle and is therefore easy to grasp.

I 2. a) The Three-Step

The basic element is the unfolding in three steps:

  1. the general orientation towards a general goal = the behavior in the world as a whole
  2. the concrete orientation in a concrete situation = the behavior in a certain place
  3. the contact in the here and now = the experiencing of what one has aimed at by the previous two steps

These three steps lead from the identity to the contact with the world:

The 1st step brings the person closer to the place where he wants to be. Thus, in the 1st step, he is in the public, in the world as a whole.

By the 2nd step, the person shapes the circumstances in the place where he arrived by the 1st step. He is thus in a"private area" – precisely in the area he has chosen to stay for a while. The proximity to the surroundings is clearly greater here than in the 1st step.

In the 3rd step, the person does what he is actually concerned with. He is now in the"intimate area". The contact and closeness are very intense here.

It is probably best to illustrate these three steps with a simple example:

1st step: I am hungry.

2nd step: I decide to eat an apple.

3rd step: I eat the apple.

I 2. b) Three-Step and Five-Step

This three-step can be supplemented by two more points: One is the starting point and the other is the environment. In the chakra system, the starting point is the heart chakra ("temple of the soul") and the environment is the external world (everything except one's own body).

This results in five points:

heart chakra

solar plexus / throat chakra

hara / third eye

root chakra / crown chakra

environment

One can also represent these five points in another way:

The basic structure of the world consists of matter, consciousness and the transition between these two. This is also a three-step process:

  1. the free consciousness, which chooses the direction
  2. the transition, where an organic structur