Buddha’s Enlightenment—but Why Only Three Chakras?
My Soul has many incarnations in Buddhist lands. I remember a number of its personalities that it had in Buddhist Tibet and India. However, it was only my incarnation in Poland, outside those doctrines and outside Buddhist philosophy, that brought me and my Soul a sober and clear understanding of many doctrines and truths attributed to Siddhartha’s infallibility.
Many years of working with dogmas and revelations have led me to the knowledge that, despite the excellent reputation, he was not in fact the Infallible or the All-Knowing so-called Tathāgata. Link This is already indicated by the Buddhist flag itself. It depicts the three (3) colors of the chakras that lit up in Siddhartha Gautama when he became “enlightened.” These are only the colors: red, yellow, and blue, corresponding to chakras no. 1, 3, and 5. This raises the question: what about the remaining chakras? At a later stage, the color white was added, which is not a chakra color but merely signifies destructive programming connected with the White Astral and high magic. The color orange was also added, as we understand, out of respect for the robes of Buddhist monks. For the orange color [sexuality] was not present at Enlightenment.
Through his illuminated fifth chakra, he promoted his ideas.
The third chakra signified a healthy digestive system.
The first chakra represented support from the energies of the Earth.
But everyone probably knows that a human being has seven chakras within the physical body, and these three chakras represent only 42.85% of the total, that is, 3/7. He was therefore still missing the green, or possibly pink, color. He lacked the opening of the heart chakra no. 4, blocked to love.
He closed himself off from sexuality and therefore had chakra no. 2 blocked. He was still missing the orange color.
He shut down his clairvoyance and therefore had chakra no. 6 blocked. He was still missing the indigo color.
Siddhartha knew about God, but he completely blocked both himself and the Arhats from contact with God. His seventh chakra was inactive. The temporal lobes of his brain were not attuned to prayer and its effects. He was still missing the violet color.
The human Soul possesses, along the chakra channel, not seven but twenty-one main chakras, which are often forgotten. There are several above the head and several beneath the feet. The enlightenment of the supposedly all-knowing Tathāgata illuminated only three (3) out of these twenty-one chakras [that is, 3/21], amounting to merely 14.28% of the possible potential. The first video is a fragment of another video devoted to the idea of freeing oneself from karma brought by the Soul’s incarnations in Buddhism.
Within the energetic imprint left behind by Siddhartha, there are records indicating that he used opium. He was a drug user, like, presumably, most people in antiquity. Therefore, the information he conveyed was neither sober nor did it lead, nor has it ever led, anyone to the enlightenment of the auric bodies, chakras, the heart, and so forth. That, after all, was not his intention.
In my videos I discuss only the basic Buddhist ideas and burdens. I refer readers to my other videos devoted to this subject, as well as to my written publications.
- “21 Main Chakras. Diagrammatic Scheme” Link
- Collection of articles devoted to freeing oneself from Buddhism and Tibetan practices Link
- Article with the complete set “48+5 Buddhist Vows Worth Decoding in Prayer” Link. The technique for removing them is also presented there. Decoding these vows may be particularly beneficial for women experiencing problems in sexuality and relationships. These vows are promoted, among other places, in Tibet and Japan, without taking into account the consequences that arise over time.
- “Amitabha and His Letter” articles.php?id_artykulu=1340
- “The Astral Realm of Tibet and the Astral Realms of Buddhism. A Deliverance Prayer.” Link
- “Poverty, Destitution, Unemployment, Crises, Impoverishment and Renunciation. A Collection of Texts.” Link
- “The Buddhist Exchange Mantra. Prayer.” Link
- “Sky Burial, or the Burial of the Dead in Tibet.” Link
- “God, Teach Me How to Earn Money. Prayer.” Link
- “The Om Mani Padme Hum Mantra. Contexts, Vibrations, Origin.” Link
- “The Dalai Lama’s Belt.” Link
Opublikowano: 16/08/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Buddhism – how to free yourself from it?, Religions, priests, sects, idolatry, vows.
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