The Consciousness Centers

In addition, every consciousness center has a certain ethical quality. Thus, these

consciousness centers are called, from bottom to top: order, will, wisdom,

earnestness, patience, love and mercy. These are the seven basic powers of divine

life, whereby each power is in turn contained in all others

Man’s spiritual tree of life, whose root is on top, looks as follows, seen from

bottom to top:

The consciousness center of order is situated above the collective basin in the

region of the coccyx. The second spiritual center, the divine will, is situated in the

region of the sacrum. In the lumbar region is the third consciousness center,

wisdom. The center of earnestness is located between the shoulder blades near the

heart. The fifth center, patience, comes next in the region of the neck. The sixth

and the seventh consciousness centers are in our head. The sixth is between the

eyes; it is the center of divine love. The seventh center, mercy, is above it, in the

back of the head, near the pituitary gland. This center is the root, the anchorage of

the tree of life and is also called the "gate to the absoluteness".

The consciousness centers are pulsating and rotating structures, light-filled energy

centers in our spiritual body. Among them, the fourth consciousness center

(earnestness) and also the sixth consciousness center (love) radiate in a

particularly intensive way.

In the fourth center, a special power is active — it is the Christ-power, the

so-called Redeemer-spark, which went into each soul nearly 2000 years ago when

Jesus of Nazareth spoke His "It is finished" at Golgotha. The Christ-light is an

additional, supportive, redeeming and healing power within us. Because this

Christ-Spirit is active mainly in the fourth consciousness center, it is also called

the Christ-center.