The Signing Tree of Life: Exploring the Crown Chakra
Journey into alternate dimensions and explore lucid dreaming with Ethan as he uses the expanded awareness of the Crown Chakra to understand how we are interconnected and meet his soon-to-be-born brother’s Soul.
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Main Characters
- Ethan: The protagonist of the story. He embarks on a journey led by Hanuman, exploring different lifetimes and gaining insights.
- Hanuman: The Monkey guide who leads Ethan through the Tree of Life. Hanuman provides guidance and insights during Ethan’s exploration.
- Extended family: Uncle Attila, Aunt Nicole, cousins Björn and Rollo, Grandma Susan, Grandpa Otto, Aunt Yvette, and three family dogs, visit Ethan’s family for the holidays.
- Baby Bennet: The tiny baby boy in his mother’s womb.
Chapters
1. Holidays at the Red House
The holidays are bustling at Ethan’s home as his extended family gathers. Sleep-deprived, Ethan falls asleep and unexpectedly realizes he is dreaming while still in his dream. His Uncle Attila introduced him to lucid dreaming earlier, but this is the first time he mnaged to do it.
2. A Drop of Water
During a moment of fatigue, Ethan drifts into an extraordinary dream. He transforms into a water droplet, embarking on a whimsical journey through the sky, rivers, and oceans. His encounter with Hanuman, a monkey guide, marks the beginning of a lucid dream where he explores the cosmic mind and witnesses the awe-inspiring Tree of Life.
3. The Tree of Life
Hanuman guides Ethan to the Tree of Life in the cosmic mind. The tree, a mesmerizing display of vibrant colors and celestial harmony, imparts lessons on universal love and the interconnectedness of all things. Ethan discovers the significance of tuning into his seventh chakra, representing self-illumination and a connection to the greater consciousness.
4. The Crown Chakra
Hanuman introduces Ethan to the Crown Chakra, the seventh energy center at the top of the head. This chakra symbolizes connection to universal consciousness. Through Ethan’s insightful questions and Hanuman’s guidance, he grasps the concept of self-illumination — the internal brightness that comes from understanding opposites, embracing integration, and recognizing the interconnectedness of all aspects of life.
5. Everything Is Connected
Ethan’s revelation about Hanuman’s communication without words intrigued him. The Monkey guide beckoned Ethan to further explore the Tree of Life. Vibrant heart-shaped flowers, reminiscent of soap bubbles, adorned the tree, each containing a unique lifestream. Hanuman guided Ethan to a specific flower connected to the water that brought him to this realm. Placing his ear close, Ethan heard the familiar song of water droplets. The Monkey guide then offered a glimpse into the life of a moth, where Ethan witnessed the moth’s entire lifetime, sensing its surroundings through vibrant colors, scents, and intricate sounds.
6. Life as a Moth
In the world of the moth, Ethan experienced a sensory marvel. Hanuman enlightened Ethan about the purpose behind challenges. The Monkey guide emphasizes the growth achieved through overcoming difficulties. The “Way of the Warrior” involved facing fears, navigating challenges, and transmuting negative emotions into positive energy. Addressing Ethan’s query about choosing life circumstances, Hanuman explained the concept of Soul Contracts. Individuals, including family and friends, enter into agreements to support each other’s growth. Challenges are opportunities for growth and understanding, shaping a person’s character.
7. A Hundred Lifetimes in a Day
Continuing their journey, Ethan and Hanuman explored diverse realms within the cosmic mind. Ethan delved into the experiences of a dandelion and a creeping vine. Transitioning into the life of a tall pine tree, Ethan felt the weight of snow and the rhythmic fall of pinecones. Each experience lasted a moment, yet Ethan lived entire lifetimes. The chapter concluded with Ethan feeling as though he had explored the Tree of Life for hundreds of years, yet only minutes had passed.
8. The Great Big Human Family
Ethan explores various lifetimes connected to the Tree of Life. He experiences different people’s lives, from an ancient boy living in harmony with nature to a servant in ancient Egypt and even a Wooly Mammoth. The narrative touches on interconnectedness, the sacredness of life, and the diversity of human experiences. The concept of breatharianism is introduced, raising questions about the nature of life in the past.
9. Lessons from the Tree of Life
Ethan reflects on the lives he witnessed and asks Hanuman about the varying nature of people, some full of fear and nastiness. The response is that such negativity arises when individuals forget their true selves. The importance of remembering and finding peace is emphasized. The chapter ends with a revelation about a future family member.
10. Knowing
Ethan returns to his everyday life, helping with chores and welcoming his family. The chapter explores the fleeting nature of dreams and memories. Ethan shares his dream with his family, revealing it was a lucid dream. The chapter ends with the exciting news of a new addition to the family, Ethan’s joy, and the remembrance of his dream.
Glossary: Spiritual, metaphysical, and unusual words explained.
Resources: The Mystic’s Library of Excellence – suggestions for further reading, viewing, or exploring the topics found in the “Ethan and the Seven Chakras” books.
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