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The significance of the pineal gland and the connection it has to the third eye, or sixth chakra, has been observed for centuries. There are specific meditation practices designed to awaken or activate the gland.
I have been aware, but not very well informed about the meaning of this tiny pinecone shaped gland seated inside the brian. I discovered the Ayurvedic practice known as Shirodhara which is a pleasure to receive and has profound and lasting effects. I really just love it because of the sensuality of the whole experience, but I did feel particularly balanced for a while after my first treatment. I have found a therapist who practices near my home so I have an appointment for a head anointing soon. Since this will take place close to home, I plan to leave the oil on my long hair for 24 hours to make it healthy and happy. After trying a plethora of bodywork and therapies I am now very attracted to balancing my pineal and pituitary glands, and balancing this with lymphatic drainage from time to time. I am still a hedonist, and appreciate the fine feelings created by a mindful bodyworker in a massage. I am now more enthusiastic, however, to learn more about the alchemy possible through ancient medical practices.