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Meditations #80878 THAUM on lunar chakra, YAUM on heart chakra?

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I don't want to write this openly because I think I'll be considered stupid. I've always meditated on the lunar chakra, the same vibration of THAUM, and on the third eye. I vibrated YAUM on the heart chakra. I was sure I was doing it right, because I remember reading about which vibration to vibrate on which chakra, and it was the one I described above. But recently I visited Zeus's website and there's a completely different mantra for the lunar and heart chakras. Did I really read that inattentively, or has the information changed? And how critical is it that I vibrated THAUM on the lunar chakra and YAUM on the heart chakra? Was I ultimately doing it to my own detriment, or was there no effect?

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#1

THAUM is for the Third Eye.

YAUM is for the Sixth Chakra.

AUM is for the Hearth Chakra.

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#2

Yaum has an additional power when the Y hits the 6th Chakra. If you used it for the Heart, it still worked on the heart just fine, it contained Aum, but you wasted the Y.

The 6th also got less work, because Thaum is too rough to connect properly to the 6th.

This isn't the end of the world, just adjust to what Anemos has said. Nothing embarassing about getting something wrong if you correct it.

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"That light, He said, am I, Nous, Thy God, who is before the hygra physis borne out of Darkness. The Logos, from Nous, is the Son of God."
- Θ Lord Thoth Θ

#3

From now on just do it correctly. Don't worry about it.

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#4

I'll be updating this, I already sent it to High Priest.

YAUM for Heart.

KSHAUM for Ajna. The K is soft, gentle, don't vibrate it harshly.

THAUM for 3rd eye, as already stated on the site.

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Liturgical Terms of Zevism (everyone please read and familiarize yourself with these)

#5

I'll be updating this, I already sent it to High Priest.

YAUM for Heart.

KSHAUM for Ajna. The K is soft, gentle, don't vibrate it harshly.

Thank-you, HPS!

Is the SH vibrated together, as in "shush," or are they separated?

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#6
This is the targeted message.

Thank-you, HPS!

Is the SH vibrated together, as in "shush," or are they separated?

Yes, together. The SH sound, not S and H separately.

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Liturgical Terms of Zevism (everyone please read and familiarize yourself with these)