Mini-course Learn the Laying on of Hands Day 4 - The Spleen Chakra — YouTube from the CEC Library

Today is the fourth day of our work with laying on of hands. We are going to talk about the spleen chakra, which captures external energy. The variety of foods contributes to our diet without harming our energetic processing. The spleen chakra acts in the processing of food, using specific frequencies. When we eat meat, it is associated with denser frequencies, linked to the earth. Vegetables, on the other hand, allow the spleen chakra to work at higher frequencies, facilitating the activity of the crown chakra and promoting a better circulation of immanent energy, which provides health.

Historically, we were taught to consume heavy foods. At CEC, we have been conducting serious research into the happiness of each of us. However, happiness depends on what we produce for ourselves, including thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and diet. Diet directly influences the activity of our spleen chakra, which takes in and processes the energy of food. Consuming dense energies can increase the propensity toward compulsion and depression. Even vegetarians can feel this, and it is important to understand how diet influences our energetic state. Dense foods can hinder energetic circulation, affecting interpersonal relationships and the capacity to maintain a calm and happy relationship, because they pull the energy toward the base chakra.

Working with more subtle energies, through an immanent diet, facilitates the exteriorization of energy. When raising your hands for someone, the circulation of energy is faster and more effective when subtle foods are consumed. This makes it easier to feel and to discard the other person's energy. Let us walk through nature at Sítio St. Damian to understand the spleen chakra better. In the midst of the stones, we observe the importance of that chakra, which depends on capture of natural energies.

Those energies, when they circulate properly, bring great benefits. The exteriorization of energy, done with subtle energies, provides a greater recovery. Plants and stones emit subtle energies, while only human beings produce emotions. It is crucial not to be afraid when doing laying on of hands, because there is the mistaken idea that the other person will drain all your energies.

There is a wearing away of energy when carrying out practices such as laying on of hands, but it is essential to learn to do them in a balanced way. The time dedicated to the exteriorization of energy is crucial. During those practices, such as Reiki, Johrei, or pranic healing, it is common to feel physical discomforts, such as a pain in the belly. This happens because the energy exchange can take place mainly in that chakra, depending on our level of consciousness. The higher the level of consciousness, the less we are affected, because recovery is faster.

It is important to have knowledge when practicing laying on of hands; it is not enough merely to raise your hand and expect the spiritual helpers to do the work. The ideal is to act with awareness and knowledge. When carrying out laying on of hands, it is fundamental to maintain concentration and focus, avoiding distractions such as side conversations. Working with the spleen chakra, for example, requires attention, because it has six rays, each one with a frequency band that can influence our well-being during the exteriorization of energy. If we are more connected to the base chakra, we may suffer negative consequences because of the level of energy. Energetic relations are unavoidable, and it is important that these exchanges be positive.

The spleen chakra is potent and is related to compulsions, such as the need to buy or to consume foods like chocolate. It works as a collector of energy, similar to a black hole, absorbing the energy of the environment. For this reason, we often feel that an environment is loaded. The spleen chakra is afferent, taking in energy most of the time, which gives us sharp perceptions of the environment.

Knowing the chakras and their functions is essential for the practice of laying on of hands. Identifying which chakra is most active during the practice helps to carry out the work more effectively. On the fourth day, we focus on the spleen chakra, but we also discuss the importance of learning about all the chakras and their influences on our life. Knowledge about chakras and energies is fundamental to our spiritual evolution. Mastering our own energies makes us independent and helps us live in a fuller and happier way. We encourage learning in various areas, because this creates new frequencies and contributes to our personal and spiritual growth.

It is important to feed our chakras with positive energies. Consuming heavy foods or alcoholic beverages before an energy practice can negatively affect the quality of the energy we emit. Addictions and drugs also impact the chakras in different ways: LSD affects the crown chakra, while marijuana influences the base and spleen chakras.

When carrying out laying on of hands, the first feeling we have is crucial. It can indicate the density of the person's energies or the presence of spiritual companions. A brief conversation before the practice can help create a safer and calmer environment. In the next steps, we will explore the navel chakra, understanding its influences on emotions such as anger and loss of control. We will continue the journey through the chakras, discovering their functions and how they affect our capacity to love and to live fully.