2002/04/24 18:07-J-F-RE: [K-list] The Wall and the 13 Chakras To: J-F, Jason, and all

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Subject: RE: [K-list] The Wall and the 13 Chakras To: J-F, Jason, and all
From: J-F

On 2002/04/24 18:07, J-F posted thus to the K-list:

The two walls are placed at the same part of the human body with the
13-chakra system as with the 7-chakra (8?) system. You can only use one
system, Egyptian or the 7-chakra system, but not both at the same time. You
have to make up your mind in other words. There are two walls in each
system, it's just that the Egyptians added more chakras in theirs.

In the normal scale we have: do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, do (octave).
between mi and fa there is a semi-tone (no black key on the piano) and it is
the same with si and do. That is where both walls are.

As for the Egyptians and the chromatic scale, the semi-tones are at the same
place:

do, do#, re, re#, mi, fa, fa#, sol, sol#, la, la#, si, do (octave).

in other words mi# is the same thing as fa, si# is the same thing as do.

respect,
J-F

-----Original Message-----
From: Mystikstar33ATnospamaol.com [mailto:Mystikstar33ATnospamaol.com]
Sent: April 24, 2002 11:40 AM
To: K-list
Subject: Re: [K-list] The Wall and the 13 Chakras To: J-F, Jason, and
all
> J-F, can you expand on the two walls? Would this allude to two veils
> between astral realms from accessing the different chakras systems? Also,
> why does it say you can only access one or the other at a time? The number
> 13 is interesting as it has always allluded to a negative connotation on
> television and all, as it being an unlucky number. This is interesting as
> it may be a very lucky number for people after all. I know that Jason
> mentioned one wall and I meant to ask him about the wall he was referring
> to also. The music notes I have associated with the chakras are do, re,
mi,
> fa, so, la, ti, do. Eight notes altogether and this alludes to something
> else I have read in that we have eight major chakras, an extra one about
> the crown chakra. In some metaphysical stores in Sedona, they have chakra
> wands, interestingly enough some have seven stones to match the color of
> the well known seven chakras but some do have eight. In any case, if the
> thirteen chakras were recognized by the Egyptians then there must really
be
> some merit to it and thank you for sharing your information about it. May
> peace be with you! Cynthia

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To: K-list Recieved: 2002/04/24 18:07 Subject: RE: [K-list] The Wall and the 13 Chakras To: J-F, Jason, and all From: J-F

To: K-list
Recieved: 2002/04/24 18:07
Subject: RE: [K-list] The Wall and the 13 Chakras To: J-F, Jason, and all
From: J-F