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Showing posts with label master gland. Show all posts
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Saturday, August 22, 2015

The Master Gland or Third Eye, your Pineal Gland



Melanin is released from the Pineal Gland that is located in the center of the brain hidden almost in a cave behind the pituitary gland. The pineal gland secretes Melanin and also Melatonin. Melatonin is stimulated by darkness and awakened by light controlling your natural body waking and sleeping cycle. It also plays an intimate role in  your reproductive cycle and hormone production. The Pineal Gland is recognized world wide, with new age as well as Indigenous Cultures. It is known as the Pineal Gland but also known as your third eye, the windows to your soul and in animals, who pineal gland is visible and is located either in the middle between the eyes or on top of their heads sometimes seen with retina and lens and it's oval in shape. This seat of the soul, as often referred, has the ability to see beyond the physical touching into the senses of the consciousness.



It's found in Melanin possess humans and many animals in the kingdom from tigers to frogs, lizards to dogs, fishes to sharks to some of the oldest fossils found. The role the Pineal Gland plays in Animals involve their hibernation, metabolism, breeding and also their reproductive system. The Pineal Gland is known as the body's organ and without the Pineal Gland the body would not properly function. The Pineal Gland mid lines in the brain communicating with the nervous system. The pineal gland is the size of a grain of rice and has a reddish hue. It is still found to be mystical, psychic and metaphysical not being able to be fully understood yet by practitioners of medicine and science. In this practice, many believe that because the Pineal Gland is so deep, it has to be part of the ancestral organism that overtime have degenerated or lost the ability of primary functioning roles due to de-calcifying with fluoride and other chemicals that harm and age the Pineal Gland. 

Charles Darwin in The origin of Species, mentions the pineal gland as inherited from ancestors. Sunlight activates your skin, as a result your skin tans, signaling activity to the Pineal Gland. The Pineal Gland may never, like Melanin, be fully explained. What is known, (as the Pituitary gland) that the Pineal too, is referred as a 'Master Gland'  and it's just that, it's grand deriving from royalty. The Pineal governs the whole entire system of the human and animal function. The Pineal secretes the brown pigment Melanin and just like Melanin individuals need chlorophyll, the green color pigment found in fruits and vegetables, so does the Pineal Gland. Two of the best ways to feed your Pineal properly, is by one receiving the sun, in-taking it in either through your skin or through your pupils and by eating anything that is healthy and green.  


Saturday, July 11, 2015

Melanin and the pineal gland



The cradle of God by ARay

Pigment comes from melanin; and the pineal gland secretes melanin. Melanin is a gift of GOD. Black people are not black because they live(d) in Africa; South Americans are not black because they live in south america; Hawaiians are not black because they live in Hawaii; Aboriginals are not black because they live in Australia. 

Indigenous people all over the world are pigmented because pigmentation comes from the pineal glands melanin. The ancients called the location of this gland, in the center of the brain, the cradle of GOD.

Crystals were worn by the ancients to stimulate melanin and the master gland, the pineal gland.  Melanin makes the brain cell for all cells in the body.  When melanin is active, higher thought is active. Caucasians, on the other hand, thought crystals to be only decorative jewelry.

Sunlight increases pineal gland activity; it also increases melanin secretion and serotonin. It's no wonder that caucasians love to soak up as much sun as they can. It doesn't help them much though; for they only burn; and they don't have the necessary melanin content to protect them against the suns' rays. 

Hanging like a pinecone (resembling the shape of a pinecone, it is from this appearance which it derives its' name) within the brain, the pineal gland also secretes melatonin, a hormone that affects sleep cycles; and other circadian rhythms such as reproduction.  Serotonin is a neurotransmitter involved in regulating sleep, mood and appetite.  Seratonin is released from the brain stem, cerebellum, pineal gland and spinal cord; and is involved in depression and anxiety as well.