The importance of channels ( Meridians) within us:

The importance of channels within you!

They are the most natural thing in nature and within you, and are essential for life to supply organisational energy to organisms.

If you’re familiar with rail networks maps,or a city’s internet supply line mapping ( channel to the node), you will have a visual concept of what is happening in your body.

Our collective psyche organises things like the internet, water, electricity, communication and transport along these lines because we mimic nature with our creative parts of our psyche.

Our subconscious knows how efficient they are, because our bodies are organised this way from a cellular level up.

The channels within us are predominantly between the fascial planes of connective tissue, and they provide wonderful things for us. So when they are congested or don’t get enough energy flowing thru them trouble ensues.

Here are the major functions of the channels within us.

Transfers toxins to the outside

Brings in energy from the environment

Acts as a reservoir for the organ

Connects the body materially and energetically

Holders, harmonisers and processors of emotions, on behalf of the organs and chakras.

Channels within us are organised in the same way as electricity or water grids and networks, or tube network.

Wherever we experience or observe space, we are usually looking at a channel. From cosmic space, to air on our planet - the next challenge is to start observing the nodes where information is stored and transmitted.

In space, planets are nodes, on Earth mountains and land masses, in your home walls and objects, in your body organs and joints and bones etc. Nodes that correspond to sacred geometry for instance create wondrous beauty in nature, and in manmade creations for instance of great sculptures and art of DaVinci or Michelangelo.

The more perfect the scales and geometry of channel and node systems, the greater the efficiency, fortunately bodies have pretty good design in these aspects.

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Michael Ross