Are you holding onto false beliefs or struggling with integrity? Do you find yourself overwhelmed by nervous stress, tension, or worry? Is it hard to take responsibility for your actions, or do you tend to play the victim? Perhaps you feel unhappy, vulnerable, tired, or emotionally unstable. All of these experiences are connected to the Thymus Gland.
Friday Live Session
Today's session covers the Thymus Gland from a bioenergetic and spiritual perspective. In the group treatment, I cleared and activated the Thymus and then worked on the five elements of Wood: liver/Gallbladder and T9/T10 Spine Points. Then, The Fire Element, Paricardium—heart protectors—was added, along with the higher heart chakra and the energetic cavities of the chest centre (lung, Heart, Thymus), T5 Spine points, and throat chakra. I cleared distortions using Phoenix Light and Blue Light.
See below for more information on the Thymus Gland and how it affects our Immune System and the tips/tricks to activate the Thymus Gland.
The Thymus Gland
Located beneath your breastbone, the thymus is a two-lobed organ close to your heart and serves as the master gland of your immune system. It holds the key to helping your immune system distinguish between self and non-self, guiding when to react and when to tolerate (a crucial function for managing allergies and immune responses).
At the "school" of the thymus, T-lymphocyte cells (or T-cells) learn to protect your body. Some become killer cells, others become helpers or suppressors, controlling different aspects of your immune response. Only 2% of these cells pass the rigorous training, as the rest are weeded out for being too weak or too strong—thus ensuring your immune system doesn’t overreact or underperform. The thymus plays a critical role in childhood and diminishes with age, especially when neglected or subjected to chronic stress.
In many spiritual traditions, the thymus governs the flow of life energy through the body's meridians, helping balance the brain hemispheres and keeping you centered, both physically and mentally. Hans Seyle, the researcher who discovered the fight-or-flight response, noted that stress causes the thymus to shrink. Chronic stress, hate, fear, and hopelessness can drastically shrink the thymus, even halving its size in just 24 hours. On the other hand, positive emotions like love, gratitude, and faith can energize the thymus, boosting immunity and healing.
The thymus is also linked to the Higher Heart Chakra, often called the "seat of the soul." This chakra is associated with unconditional love, spiritual growth, and great immunity. The Thymus Chakra connects you to your divine purpose and karmic awareness, guiding the transformation of darkness into light and helping you realize unconditional love and spiritual consciousness. It acts as a bridge between your emotions and their expression, governing your ability to process and communicate your feelings effectively.