(HSS): On the sacrum bone

[Guest guest]

Dear Jagbir,

 

Here is an article that will be helpful for Christians to understand about the

sacredness of the sacrum bone. Could you please add it to 'Editor's Choice'.

Thanks!

 

violet

 

 

ON THE SACRUM BONE

 

In our previous articles we have shown that enlightenment (Self Realisation)

might be obtained through the awakening of the subtle spiritual energy called

the Kundalini lying dormant (latent) in the sacrum bone (Mooladhara sacrum)

placed close to the bottom of the spine.

 

The problem of the sacrum bone is worth, here, a short analysis. The anatomical

name coming from hierón ostoún (holy bone' Gr.) was used in the time of

Hippocrates (about 400BC) and was translated by the Romans through sacrum

(sacred' Lat.). Halyah (chain link of vertebra' Hebr.) has the Name of God Yah

(short form of Yahweh) as its root. Why this bone had been called a " holy bone "

had been a mystery for centuries. Some thought that the bone was used in the

sacrificial rituals, others, that it played a role in the protection of the

genitals (considered to be sacred in themselves), or that the Last Judgment

would require this bone to be intact as a receptacle of resurrection. The

ancient world believed that the sacrum was the last bone subject to decay after

death (conviction found in a Jewish folk story) [1]. This idea is also found

with the Muslims, being mentioned in a Hadith: " Narrated Abu Huraira: The

Prophet said: " …Everything of a human body will waste away' perish or decay

except the last coccyx bone (Al-ajb, Arab.) and from that bone Allah will

reconstruct the whole body " [2]. Thus, no one should be surprised at the Yogis

considering the Kundalini awakening as tantamount of resurrection.

 

Etzem (bone; essence' Hebr.; tz' vertebra' Egypt.) has etz (tree' Hebr.) for

its root' a reason for which it was asserted that the sacrum (atz' Hebr.) is

the tree (of life, we should add; ch. IV) in its seed form [3]. The double

significance of the word etzem, in our opinion, makes possible the correct

interpretation of Adam's sentence about the Feminine Principle (Eve): " This time

it is bone of my bones… this shall be called Woman " (Genesis 2:23) ' a sentence

that becomes: " she who is essence of my bones " (the feminine energy Kundalini

being the sacred essence of the respective bone).

 

The Mooladhara was shown to be controlled by Ganesha' the Divine Son depicted

with an elephant head by the Indian iconography. Indeed, any anatomy book

provides the image of an elephant head for the group made up of the sacrum bone

(elephant's triangular face) having on both sides the iliac bones (as its ears)

and the coccyx (as its curved trunk) at the bottom. Likewise, the graphic sign

of the holy syllable AUM (that is also closely related to Ganesha) depicts the

elephant head seen from the profile: the ears on the left and the trunk on the

right.

 

References: [1] Oscar Sugar, Journal of the American Medical Association 257,

pp.2061-2063 (1982). [2] Sahih Al-Bukhari, vol.6, Hadith 338.

[3] Annick de Souzenelle, Le symbolisme du corps humain, Albin Michel, Paris

1991, ch. XII.

 

(THE SAHAJ E-ZINE - Vol.2, Issue 4 – April 2001 - Copyright Sahaja Yoga

International)

[Guest guest]

Dear Violet,

 

Thanks for keeping care of things while i was not around. i really

appreciate your help.

 

i have now uploaded all the required articles and did some spring

cleaning on the server's side. Please check and let me know if there

are any errors or ommissions.

 

BTW, i really like the way articles are presented on holyspirit-

shekinah, all relevant and according to Shri Mataji's guidance, the

teachings of the divine incarnations and holy scriptures. i am sure

over the years it will be most comforting to Christians who wish to

participate in the Last Judgment. i feel comforted too, comforted

that my faith and belief in grounded in the collective truth of all

His messengers, religions and scriptures. Only those most fortunate

souls who feel the Cool Breeze (Ruach/Winds of Resurrection) know

what i am talking about. Thanks Violet.

 

warmest regards,

 

jagbir

 

 

, " Violet "

<violet.tubb wrote:

>

> Dear Jagbir,

>

> Here is an article that will be helpful for Christians to

understand about the sacredness of the sacrum bone. Could you please

add it to 'Editor's Choice'. Thanks!

>

> violet

>

>

> ON THE SACRUM BONE

>

> In our previous articles we have shown that enlightenment (Self

Realisation) might be obtained through the awakening of the subtle

spiritual energy called the Kundalini lying dormant (latent) in the

sacrum bone (Mooladhara sacrum) placed close to the bottom of the

spine.

>

> The problem of the sacrum bone is worth, here, a short analysis.

The anatomical name coming from hierón ostoún (holy bone' Gr.) was

used in the time of Hippocrates (about 400BC) and was translated by

the Romans through sacrum (sacred' Lat.). Halyah (chain link of

vertebra' Hebr.) has the Name of God Yah (short form of Yahweh) as

its root. Why this bone had been called a " holy bone " had been a

mystery for centuries. Some thought that the bone was used in the

sacrificial rituals, others, that it played a role in the protection

of the genitals (considered to be sacred in themselves), or that the

Last Judgment would require this bone to be intact as a receptacle of

resurrection. The ancient world believed that the sacrum was the last

bone subject to decay after death (conviction found in a Jewish folk

story) [1]. This idea is also found with the Muslims, being

mentioned in a Hadith: " Narrated Abu Huraira: The Prophet said: " …

Everything of a human body will waste away' perish or decay except

the last coccyx bone (Al-ajb, Arab.) and from that bone Allah will

reconstruct the whole body " [2]. Thus, no one should be surprised at

the Yogis considering the Kundalini awakening as tantamount of

resurrection.

>

> Etzem (bone; essence' Hebr.; tz' vertebra' Egypt.) has etz

(tree' Hebr.) for its root' a reason for which it was asserted that

the sacrum (atz' Hebr.) is the tree (of life, we should add; ch. IV)

in its seed form [3]. The double significance of the word etzem, in

our opinion, makes possible the correct interpretation of Adam's

sentence about the Feminine Principle (Eve): " This time it is bone of

my bones… this shall be called Woman " (Genesis 2:23) ' a sentence

that becomes: " she who is essence of my bones " (the feminine energy

Kundalini being the sacred essence of the respective bone).

>

> The Mooladhara was shown to be controlled by Ganesha' the Divine

Son depicted with an elephant head by the Indian iconography. Indeed,

any anatomy book provides the image of an elephant head for the group

made up of the sacrum bone (elephant's triangular face) having on

both sides the iliac bones (as its ears) and the coccyx (as its

curved trunk) at the bottom. Likewise, the graphic sign of the holy

syllable AUM (that is also closely related to Ganesha) depicts the

elephant head seen from the profile: the ears on the left and the

trunk on the right.

>

> References: [1] Oscar Sugar, Journal of the American Medical

Association 257, pp.2061-2063 (1982). [2] Sahih Al-Bukhari, vol.6,

Hadith 338.

> [3] Annick de Souzenelle, Le symbolisme du corps humain, Albin

Michel, Paris 1991, ch. XII.

>

> (THE SAHAJ E-ZINE - Vol.2, Issue 4 – April 2001 - Copyright Sahaja

Yoga International)

>