Copper pyramids and healing go hand in hand due to slope, frequency, and the resulting pyramid healing energy, often discussed in the context of established healing practices.
Is there a direct relationship between meditation pyramid angles and the seven chakras? I believe there is. I believe there is a science to it, often explained through broader energy descriptions. Before we go much deeper into this, let’s revisit what makes a pyramid a pyramid. I continue to see shapes referred to as pyramids that are in fact tetrahedrons. Tetrahedrons are beautiful but they are not pyramids. A pyramid has five sides, four triangular in shape and one perfectly square base. A tetrahedron has four sides, all of which are triangular.
The Great Pyramid Hugs Mother Earth
Many believe the triangles that form the sides of the Great Pyramid are equilateral. They are not. This is an important distinction for our present argument. For each of the four triangles, the side that forms part of the base is a bit longer. This has to do with the 51.83 degree slope. It is this, I believe, that accounts for the strong sense of being grounded when meditating under the pyramid, an effect related to energy resonance. It seems to lower the pyramid’s center of gravity. In essence, these pyramids are hugging the earth.
Copper Pyramid Healing Energy
The horizontal line represents movement through space and over time. It is movement in linear motion. It is the achiever in us. In contrast, the vertical line represents depth of experience. In any given moment, along the horizontal line of time, we experience varying degrees of mindfulness. Our attention is, instead of being directed externally, is directed within. If we take the time to sit still in meditation, our preoccupation with what we might achieve fades away. It is at times like this that we can experience unfathomable depth. This is the difference between the horizontal and vertical approach to life. Each, of course, has its place.
Meditation Pyramid Angles
If we assign chakras to the horizontal and vertical approaches, the horizontal approach would coincide with the root (chakra one) while the vertical would coincide with the crown (chakra seven). Remember that the fourth (heart chakra) is the center-most chakra. It is the heart chakra we believe to be associated with the Great Pyramid. Note that the center chakra (middle way, middle path) strikes a balance between the two extremes. To draw a line that strikes this balance between the horizontal and vertical, we would be looking at 45 degrees (i.e. in the vicinity of 51.83). The Giza slope somewhat favors Mother Nature and earth, its home, and is sometimes paired with energy combinations for amplified effect.
Copper Pyramids and Healing Energy
The heart, esoterically, is understandably more complicated than the other chakras. There are five recognized heart chakras. They form a cross. There is the “heroic” heart chakra, center. Other heart matters follow, with the “conscience” chakra, the “physical” chakra, the “unity” chakra and finally, the “Mother” chakra. One of the values of buying a portable copper pyramid is that there is some play with the wire base. You can pull the sides in and out to alter the degree slightly, activating and healing different parts of this complicated heart center, a technique sometimes used in professional use.
Our response to pyramid energy is visceral and real. Many reported energy effects echo this consistently. However, just as we need to be in the forest to hear the trees fall, we need to be in the proximity of a pyramid to fully experience its power. We are able to relax, heal and align, drawn energetically to the vibration and frequency. We latch on, unconsciously. Our body somatically tunes in. Even when sensations are subtle, as explored in subtle energy discussions, these encounters challenge us to deepen our self-expression and heighten our potential for love, union, communion and compassion.