Chakra Alignment

updated by: High Priest Zevios Metathronos & Pythia

Set's Sigil.
Like all divine sigils, this contains encoded alchemical information about the structure and energy flow of the soul.

For any non-Zevists who visit this page: this knowledge comes from Zeus and the Egyptian God Thoth. It is not invented. It is recovered. Everything you read here has roots in traditions that predate the Abrahamic religions by thousands of years.

The cross, as a spiritual concept, has been corrupted by Christianity. The equal-armed cross represents the four corners, four quarters, and four directions. In Zevist ritual, we call upon the four primary Gods and Powers at these cardinal points. The cross is far older than Christianity, and its true meaning is entirely different from what that religion teaches.

The Inverted Cross and the Solar Chakra

THE CROSS IS A CONCEPT. It appears throughout the sacred sigils of the Gods. The correct alignment of the chakras is in the shape of an inverted Latin cross. The Christian cross is a corruption of this ancient truth. If you stand facing a mirror, your chakras should line up in the shape of an inverted cross, with the Solar Chakra where the arms extend, as seen in the illustration.

The inverted cross is one of the most ancient symbols in polytheistic spirituality, and for very good reason. The third chakra, also known as the Solar Chakra or the Sun Chakra, is the single most important energy center of the soul.

The Solar Chakra is represented by the swastika, one of the most ancient symbols of the Sun found across every civilization on Earth. The Solar Chakra, NOT the heart chakra, is the powerhouse of the soul. This is one of the main reasons that ancient religions preceding Christianity focused on the Sun. New Age and related teachings focus on the heart chakra with the deliberate or ignorant result that practitioners are deprived of true spiritual power. The heart chakra is neuter. It mainly connects the upper and lower chakras.

Thor's Hammer is also an inverted cross, and is symbolic of this concept. The correct root vibration for the 6th chakra and pineal gland is "THA" (THAUM), and the root vibration for the Solar Chakra is "RA" (RAUM). When one combines both of these vibrations, as with a bind rune, the resulting vibration is "THOR." The Solar Chakra is the sacred Grail of the Light-Bearer (Phosphoros), the vessel that holds the elixir of life.

Male and Female Pairs: The Spiritual Hermaphroditus

Popular information on the chakras is not only misleading but often dangerously inaccurate. The chakras beyond the neuter heart are organized in male and female pairs that work together.

The crown chakra is known as the "thousand-petal lotus." Zeus, the Father of Gods and men, rules the crown chakra. Hera, his divine consort, rules the 6th chakra and the pineal gland. The crown and the 6th chakra are a male-female pair. They work as one.

Ares, the God of primal force, rules the base chakra, the seat of the Kundalini Serpent. The base and crown chakras are the two poles of the spiritual axis, and their union is the goal of the Great Work.

This merging of male and female principles is the deep meaning behind the ancient symbol of the Hermaphroditus. This is a spiritual concept, not a physical one. It refers to the alchemical union of opposing polarities within the soul: the solar and the lunar, the ascending and the descending, the crown and the base. When the ancient Egyptians depicted Akhenaton with both male and female characteristics, they were encoding this same truth. The merging of polarities within the practitioner's own energy body is the key to spiritual ascension.

The Hermaphroditus symbol:
an alchemical representation of the union of male and female spiritual polarities within the soul.
This is not a physical concept but an energetic and spiritual one.

The Heart Chakra: What It Actually Is

The obsessive emphasis on the heart chakra in mainstream spirituality serves a specific purpose: it keeps practitioners away from true spiritual power. When one advances enough in meditation and psychic abilities, one will discover that the heart chakra is yoni-shaped and neuter. The yoni shape is illustrated by the Tarot Card on the left. Christianity corrupted this symbol by turning it on its side, creating the fish symbol (ichthys), which is yet another stolen and distorted piece of ancient spiritual knowledge.

The Yezidi tradition preserves an allegory about seven towers, six of them trapezoidal in form, and one (the center) shaped like a sharp, fluted point. This is a spiritual allegory: the center tower is the odd one out, corresponding to the heart chakra. It has power, but not the power of the strongest chakra of the soul: the Solar Chakra of the Sun. The powers of the heart chakra are minimal compared to the Solar Chakra. This is precisely why corrupted mainstream teachings focus on it so heavily.

Energy Flow: Intake and Output

The energy uptake of each chakra is at the wide end, and the energy output is at the point, also known as the "bindu." The chakras, such as the third eye (do not confuse this with the sixth chakra, which is behind the third eye), need to have their wide ends facing outwards to absorb energy. This applies to all of the minor chakras as well. You will find that after aligning your chakras correctly, you will feel more centered, and healing and energy work will come more easily.

Turn the Solar Chakra so the point (bindu) is facing DOWN. This is the swastika chakra, the Sun chakra. All pre-Christian religions focused intensely upon the Sun because they understood what it represents in the soul. The Solar Chakra is the powerhouse. Thor's Hammer was originally in the shape of an inverted cross. Our earliest beginnings and life come from our navel, and the Sun chakra, the giver of power and life, is centered behind the navel. This is where our main store of life-force (vril, chi, prana, bioelectricity) is located. The Sun chakra is paired with the 6th chakra and third eye, the "command center," which is female and ruled by Hera.

The Throat Chakra: The True Seat of Emotions

Popular writings tout the heart chakra as the "seat of emotions." This is another major misconception. The throat chakra is the true seat of emotions. When we are sad and about to cry, the feeling comes from the throat, not the heart. This is often the same regarding happiness. Both emotions come from the throat chakra. Be aware of this.

The popular heart shape is also not what it seems. The serpents of the Ida and Pingala nadis cross at the throat chakra and swoop in the shape of a perfect heart to meet at the tip of the nose, forming a heart shape across the face. The popular "arrow through the heart" symbol represents the fixing of energy: the risen Sacred Serpent, the Kundalini, having completed its ascent.

The ancient symbols of the Gods carry hidden knowledge about the structure and operation of the human soul. They have been vilified precisely because they contain real power.

Directing Energy and the Shoulder Chakras

When directing energy for workings of the mind, the chakras can be temporarily reversed so their points face outward to deliver energy. When working with destructive or banishing energy, that energy should never run through you but remain external at all times. When working with positive energy, such as attracting your desires, it is favorable to point the chakras out and connect with the target. Always remember to correctly realign your chakras after any work. Incorrect alignment weakens your spiritual power.

Revelation from Thoth has confirmed that the true 8th and 9th chakras are the shoulder chakras. Opening these will align the soul and drastically open energy pathways to the palm chakras, greatly empowering them. To open your shoulder chakras, visualize them as shown in the illustration. Focus and meditate on them for a few minutes. A feeling of aching or pressure is a positive sign that you have successfully opened them. This feeling can extend to your arms. When the shoulder chakras are fully empowered, the wings of the soul manifest.

Always remember: when your chakras have been successfully opened and are active, you will feel them. This sensation is usually a feeling of pressure, slight aching, or tingling. Correctly aligning the chakras will drastically increase your spiritual power.

The Alignment Procedure

Begin with the base chakra (ruled by Ares) and turn the cone so the point is upwards, like a pyramid.
Do the same with the sacral chakra (2nd).
Now focus on your Solar Chakra and turn it so it is pointing downwards. The Solar Chakra is the cup that catches and stores the elixir of life.
Do the same with your throat and sixth chakras: turn them so they are both pointing downwards.
Now focus on your heart chakra and visualize two points coming together and intersecting as shown below.
Focus your attention on your crown chakra (ruled by Zeus) and turn the point down.
Finish by focusing on your shoulder chakras and visualize them pointing inward.

Apollo's Sigil is also representative of the shape of the heart chakra. All divine sigils encode alchemical and energetic information about the soul's structure.

Simplified Guide: Chakra Alignment in Practice

What This Meditation Does

This meditation corrects the directional orientation of your chakras so that energy flows properly through your body. Think of it like tuning an instrument: if the strings are out of alignment, the music is distorted. When your chakras are correctly aligned, energy absorption, healing, and all forms of spiritual work become significantly more powerful.

Before You Begin

Sit comfortably with your spine straight. Close your eyes. Take several deep, slow breaths until you feel your body relax and your mind quiet down. You should be able to feel or sense your chakras at least slightly before attempting this alignment. If you are completely new, practice the Foundation Meditation first for at least a few weeks.

Visualization Tips

Each chakra is cone-shaped, like a funnel or a small tornado. The wide end absorbs energy. The narrow point (the bindu) directs energy. When you "turn" a chakra, you are rotating this cone in your mind's eye so the point faces the correct direction.

For the base and sacral chakras: Visualize the point facing UP, like a pyramid. Imagine a glowing cone of red (base) or orange (sacral) light with the tip pointing toward your navel.
For the Solar Chakra: This is the most important one. Visualize a brilliant golden-yellow cone with the point facing DOWN. Imagine this chakra as a golden cup or grail, its wide mouth open to the sky, catching and holding radiant solar energy. Feel warmth radiating from behind your navel.
For the throat and 6th chakras: Visualize the points facing DOWN. The throat glows bright blue; the 6th glows deep indigo.
For the heart chakra: This one is different. Visualize two cones meeting point-to-point, forming a diamond or double-cone shape. It glows green.
For the crown chakra: Visualize the point facing DOWN, as if the thousand-petal lotus is open to the heavens and the energy is drawn downward into you. It glows violet or brilliant white.
For the shoulder chakras: Visualize them pointing INWARD, toward your heart center, like two satellite dishes facing each other.

Important Tips

Don't rush this. Spend at least 30 seconds to a minute on each chakra. You are not just imagining pictures: you are moving energy. If you feel pressure, aching, warmth, or tingling at a chakra point, that is confirmation that the energy is responding.

After any energy work or spell work, always come back and re-align your chakras using this procedure. Misaligned chakras leak energy and reduce your power. Make this a habit.

The Solar Chakra is your powerhouse. When in doubt, give it extra attention. Visualize golden sunlight filling it. Feel it radiating warmth and strength through your entire body.

More Important Information

Sources and Further Study

The knowledge presented on this page has roots in multiple ancient traditions:

Proclus, Elements of Theology (5th century CE): Proclus teaches that the soul has a "vehicle" (ochema) composed of light, and that the soul's powers are organized hierarchically. The alignment of the chakras corresponds to his teaching that the higher faculties of the soul govern the lower ones through proper order (taxis).
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (c. 2nd century BCE): The concept of energy centers (chakras) aligned along the spine is foundational in Vedic tradition. Patanjali's system of concentration (dharana) on specific body points mirrors the focused visualization used in this meditation.
Egyptian Pyramid Texts (c. 2400 BCE): The oldest religious texts on Earth contain references to the "seven gates" of the Duat through which the soul must pass, corresponding to the seven primary chakras. The hieroglyphs describe the solar principle as the source of divine power within the human body.
Empedocles (5th century BCE): The Presocratic philosopher taught that the universe is composed of four elements governed by two forces: Love (Philia) and Strife (Neikos). This polarity principle is reflected in the male-female pairing of the chakras.
The Kabbalistic Square of the Sun: The magic square of the Sun (a 6x6 grid where numbers 1-36 are arranged so that every row, column, and diagonal sums to 111, with a total of 666) is one of the oldest mathematical-mystical constructs. It encodes the relationship between solar energy and the human soul.