The Innermost Heart – the 5th Heart Chamber
The spiritual significance of 1111 hertz has long been associated with divine synchronicity – the presence of God – and acts as the highest energy in the universe.
The music ‘The Innermost Heart – the 5th Heart Chamber’ – with this high frequency – thus acts on a spiritual and mental level, and as a result, this music is also highly effective for the physical heart (for every living being).
The energy of the music tells you:
There is a place within you that lies beyond your conscious memories – an inner space whose sanctity no external temple can match.
You cannot see it with your eyes, and yet you can feel its presence deep within you.
It is an inner radiance that reminds you of who you are at your very core. It becomes perceptible when you begin to reconnect with your original essence.
This mysterious place is known as the fifth heart chamber.
Whilst the four familiar chambers of the heart maintain blood circulation and thus sustain physical life, the fifth chamber of the heart is understood on a spiritual level.
It is not an anatomical space, but is described as a space of consciousness beyond material perception – as a multidimensional portal of light that connects you to your divine origin.
Some regard it as the seat of the soul, others as the gateway to that true self which lies hidden beneath all external influences and identities.
Perhaps both concepts ultimately describe the same inner place: the space in which you can reconnect with your deepest being, beyond thought and the external world.
Quoted in relation to the 5th Chamber of the Heart
(As I find this ancient text to be very good, I would like to share it! – The hymn that follows is an ancient Egyptian text containing symbolic wisdom. Comments in brackets below are mine, Petra Meier.)
›Dead are those who do not behold the light
and wander in Nuit like the lost.
But Osiris lives!
Glorious is Osiris, the Radiant One;
for he has kindled a light within his head.
The Eye of Ra has risen upon his crown.
And his rays encircle his brow like a crown.
Dead are those whose hearts no longer beat!
in the nourishing stream of Mother Isis.
But Isis, the Divine One, lives
and has not forsaken her seat
in the heart of every one.
Yet only to those who love her
and call upon her by name,
does she come and spread herself out before them
in a gentle rustling.
Sublime is Ra, the Father of the Universe,
and Osiris is his son, whom he loves.
Isis, however, is both mother and sister.’
(Jesus Christ then explained the meaning to his brother James, after reciting this ancient Egyptian hymn to him:)
‘What lies within this hymn is the hidden light which I myself received in another way, without realising that there is an organ in the head (the pineal gland) which can be ignited, that is to say, awakened.
Nor did I know that there is a small vessel (the fifth heart chamber) in the heart, which contains no blood whilst the body is alive and only fills with watery blood at the moment of death. This small vessel now encloses a substance that is the same as that from which all life arose.
This substance, this light of gentle warmth at the very centre of the heart, connects every human being—even without their realising it—to the Father of the Universe, to the same substance, to the light of the same warmth.
These are the two places at the very centre of the body that must be awakened; for in the head is the throne of Osiris and in the heart the seat of Isis.
Nuit, however, is the Sea of Light itself, the primal creative light in which life springs forth, takes shape and evolves, and from which all things arise and are renewed. It is night to the blind who have not yet awakened. But it is light to the eyes that have opened within the Eye of Ra.’
(Quoted from: The Epistle of James. The Scripture of the Spirit. Verlag dem Wahren-Schönen-Guten, 1982)
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