Shing Chi Attunements

[boegel]

Dear Masters and Friends,

A friend of mine offered Shing Chi Attunement (chakras above the Crown Chakra) to me, 15 levels.
I don't know much about that chakras. Is it necessary to take that attunements?
How many chakras above the Crown Chakra?
Do you have any suggestions on that matter?

Many thanks,

Tabris

[Tom]

While it certainly isn't necessary to receive the attunements, it would be very good to have them. I have only received energy - not the actual attunements - so I know that Shing Chi is very good but I can't have it on a regular basis.

Things start to get really interesting quickly when you start talking about chakras outside of the body, over the head. The numbers, locations, and colors vary depending on the system you are using at the time. If you are using a system that says 15 chakras outside of the body and 7 in the body for a total of 22, you may find it conflicts with another system saying that there are 50. Then there is a system saying 100+ chakras outside of the body. Sometimes the goal is to work with them where they are and sometimes the goal is to bring them into the body. It varies a great deal. Then there are the chakras below the feet. I don't know as much about them because until recently I had underestimated their importance.

I see you are in Indonesia. It doesn't surprise me that you heard about the chakras outside of the body there. I've received attunements at distance which were developed in Indonesia, but it is possible that you could get to receive them in person. That would be nice.

[boegel]

Dear Tom,
Thanks for reply.

If you are using a system that says 15 chakras outside of the body and 7 in the body for a total of 22, you may find it conflicts with another system saying that there are 50. Then there is a system saying 100+ chakras outside of the body.

I don't know about all that systems, i have a picture of chakras with only 7 out of body, total 14.
Don't know about chakras below the feet.

Bless

[Tom]

It gets complicated and quickly. I think the main point is actually just that there will always be new ways to grow and move forward. There is no finish line.