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THE 6TH CHAKRA: Wisdom VS Intelligence  

When I set out to write this article, I was envisioning a comprehensive breakdown of the 6^th chakra and its fine qualities. I had a sort of boring, scholastic idea in my head and then something started to happen while writing and re-writing this article. The energies of TELOS as well as my higher mind/ higher self… it was a practice in alignment with exactly what the 6^th chakra teaches! So here is the finished article. Not what I had initially envisioned however this is infinitely much richer, more informative as far as being useful and pointing to how creation and manifestation happen. While this focuses on mostly creating though the 6th chakra, there's infinitely more fantastic qualities of the 6th chakra. Perhaps I'll write about that at a later date. There is much power and teaching packed into this article. Enjoy!!!

There comes a moment in the evolution of awareness when sight ceases to be a function of the eyes alone and becomes a property of consciousness itself. The world does not so much change as disclose itself; edges soften, meanings deepen, and the space behind appearances turns luminous. This is the dawning of the Sixth Chakra — the Brow, the Third Eye — the quiet portal of clear knowing. Here perception becomes revelation, and the ordinary is revealed as a precise, breathing geometry of intelligence. To approach this gate is to feel the mind grow transparent, the heart grows still, and a subtle woosh of velvety indigo light pulse at the center of your head like a beacon calling you home.

The mind that learns to see from the sixth center no longer stands outside life, judging, comparing, and fortifying old assumptions. It relaxes into a deeper rhythm: observation without grasping, curiosity without fear, inquiry without the need to dominate or defend. 

The familiar dualities of right/wrong, success/failure, me/you begin to lose their abrasive edges. They still exist as useful coordinates, but you intuit that behind them is a broader field — a single, living fabric in which every thread is woven with purpose. Here, insight is not a bolt of lightning but a gentle brightening of the whole sky. You recognize patterns not to control them but to collaborate with them. Symbolic Clairvoyance lives here, a most powerful teacher instructing on the school of life: symbols arranged by your own higher intelligence to tutor you in love.

 “You can’t depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.” – Mark Twain

To see like this requires the harmonizing of the left and right hemispheres of the brain — the rational hand and the imaginative hand clasped in partnership. In the sixth chakra, analysis is not the enemy of intuition; it becomes its scaffolding. Intuition is not the denial of reason; it is reason’s flowering in a higher octave. When this inner handshake is made, you feel it somatically. The mental chatter quiets. The body unwinds. The pituitary — the master gland — seems to hum with a fine electricity, conducting a new symphony of coherence through your system. The mind does not stop thinking; it starts thinking with the current of Spirit rather than against it.

Clarity at this level is not a sharp weapon; it is a soft light. It does not pierce; it illumines. It does not expose to shame; it unveils in order to free. You see the origin of reactive patterns without condemning yourself for having them. You see the layers of others’ defenses without trying to pry them open. Vision becomes compassion’s instrument: you gaze through appearances until the essence shines, and in that essence, you recognize your own being. Judgment dissolves. Disdain becomes understanding. The critic bows to the seer.

This inner seeing refines imagination into a sacred instrument. In earlier stages, imagination may be an ethereal theater of escape — a place to hide from the grit of life. 

In the awakened sixth chakra, imagination becomes a temple of design — a place to shape life. 

What you hold steadily in consciousness, you invite into form. Not by forcing outcomes, but by magnetizing conditions to the blueprint you have contemplated with love. True vision does not clutch; it composes. It does not beg; it blesses. It sets the frequency and trusts life to harmonize to that tone in right timing.

The Brow’s light is not merely mental; it is psycho-spiritual and physiological. Thought patterns echo as neurotransmitters; belief patterns echo as hormones; vision echoes as behavior; behavior echoes as outcomes. When your inner seeing grows clear and coherent, your cells receive more integrated instructions. You feel this as steadier mood, steadier presence, steadier choices. The lens through which you view reality quietly shifts from problem-scanning to pattern-reading, from self-protection to creative participation. You are less seduced by sensational noise and more attuned to subtle signal. You begin to shift from “life happening to me” to “life happening though me”

Discernment then becomes your daily sacrament. Discernment is not suspicion; it is refined listening. It asks: What is true here — not merely factually, but soulfully?

What movement opens my life, and what movement closes it? Where does the deeper current wish to carry me? The sixth chakra’s maturity is measured not by how many visions you can generate but by how faithfully you can obey the right one — the vision that is not manufactured from anxiety or fantasy but received from your own higher intelligence.

Receiving is an art. Vision often arrives the way dawn arrives: without fanfare, touching every surface at once. A wordless orientation clarifies within you: this is the next conversation to have, the next page to write, the next boundary to make, the next rest to take. You find yourself guided into the right rooms, the right silences, the right collaborations. 

The synchronicities do not prove anything to the skeptical mind; they simply nourish the faithful one.

 Your confidence stops being brittle assertion or bravado, and becomes quiet participation. You aren’t “making it happen” so much as allowing what wants to happen to move through a willing, prepared instrument.

The prepared instrument is the mind purified of compulsion. Purified does not mean emptied of thought; it means emptied of insistence. You can think without attaching. You can visualize without gripping. You can intend without contracting around that intention. This relaxed precision is the signature of sixth-chakra creation: vision held like a bird cupped in the hands — supported, warmed, and free to fly when it is time.

A deeper current enters the conversation — the fundamental mechanism of IMAGINERRING.

Imagineering is the marriage of imagination and engineering, of dream and design, of inspiration and implementation in a single luminous motion. Walt Disney loved the word IMAGINEERING. 

 In the field of the sixth chakra, Imagineering is not metaphor. It is the exact way creation proceeds: a pattern in consciousness impresses itself upon energy; energy coheres into structure; structure expresses as experience. The building blocks of reality. 

Your inner eye is both telescope and drafting table. First it beholds the archetype; then it draws the lines that invite the archetype into matter. The drawing is not on paper; it is on the subtle fabric of your belief, your feeling-tone, your daily focus. Line by line you trace an architecture of vibration — and life, faithful artisan that it is, builds from your plans.

This is divine creation through mental alchemy. The alchemy is not in a rare metal or secret incantation; it is in the alignment of three currents: the clarity of your image, the sincerity of your emotion, and the steadiness of your attention. Clarity sketches the blueprint. Sincerity rescues the image from ego’s vanity and baptizes it in service and love. Steadiness keeps the signal strong long enough for reality to congeal around it. 

“All the works of man have their origin in creative fantasy. What right have we then to depreciate imagination.” – Carl Jung

When these three currents harmonize, the pituitary and pineal hum in concert, the hemispheres entrain, and the heart’s electromagnetic field carries your vision on a broadcast that reaches the structures of your life — people, resources, timings, thresholds. The improbable becomes normal not because you manipulated reality, but because you furnished it with a coherent interior.

Imagineering is not daydreaming; it is disciplined wonder. Wonder without discipline evaporates. Discipline without wonder calcifies. In the sixth chakra they spiral around one another like strands of light DNA: wonder supplies the spark, discipline supplies the continuity, and together they generate a field strong enough to attract form. You become an artisan of frequency. You spend more time preparing the inner environment (power) than pushing the outer one (force). 

You rehearse the feeling of successful service, the feeling of clean boundaries, the feeling of inspired work, the feeling of sacred companionship and true prosperity — not to force outcomes but to become congenial to them. The universe does not reward deserving; it reflects coherence.

 “People who don’t see their nature and imagine they can practice thoughtlessness all the time are liars and fools.” – Bodhidharma

But a caution lives here, too. The power to imaginer demands humility. Unloved parts of the psyche can hijack vision and recruit it to repeat old dramas with shinier props. This is why contemplation is the sixth chakra’s first medicine: you must be able to notice when the mind is using imagination to avoid intimacy with truth. A vision that inflates your ego will drain your life; a vision that opens your love will feed it. Learn the feel of each. The first surges; the second steadies. The first shines hot and brittle; the second glows warm and durable. The first isolates; the second connects. The first makes you urgent; the second makes you ready.

There is also a tenderness to true Imagineering: you recognize that the forms you invite are not trophies but teachers. You do not envision to validate your worth; you envision to deepen your devotion. The project you call in will teach you patience, collaboration, and the art of asking for help. The relationship you call in will teach you repair, listening, and the beauty of being changed by love. The abundance you call in will teach you stewardship and generosity. The body you call in will teach you presence and gratitude. When you realize this, you stop bargaining with life and start apprenticing to it. This is the pathway to true wisdom. Soul Wisdom is more valuable than any gold or material gains. 

As this apprenticeship matures, your perception grows holographic. You begin to see through time — not fortune-telling, but pattern-telling. You feel how certain choices compound light while others compound friction. You get comfortable not rushing into clarity; you let clarity ripen. Ripened clarity tastes like peace. From that peace, imagination becomes playful again — not frenetic, not punitive, not a checklist — but a sacred creativity testing shapes the way a sky tests its clouds. The sixth chakra becomes a studio of limitless experiments in love and creativity. 

This is the genius behind the great creators and mystics. They were not squeezing outcomes from reality; they were conversing with it. They listened with their whole being until the next right and beautiful step announced itself. Then they took it with courage. Their “visions” were not private fantasies but communiques from the deeper order of things. They practiced the etiquette of receiving: clearing the inner room, setting out the clean glass of attention, and pouring their devotion into whatever arrived. The result looked like art, science, breakthroughs, healing. The essence was always the same: a human becoming an instrument for the music that wanted to be played.

Let your life be played. Sit quietly each morning and take the mind by the hand back to the indigo lamp between your brows. Invite the breath to lengthen as if it were polishing that lamp from the inside. Ask your awareness to widen in every direction — not straining forward, not searching backward — simply widening until you feel yourself as a room with generous windows. Then, within that room, let a single image take form. Not ten. One. An image that feels like freedom for all involved. See it simply. Bless it honestly. Then hold it loosely through your day, not as a demand but as a climate. Keep your speech congruent with it, your posture congruent with it, your smallest choices congruent with it. You will notice that your imagination begins to live you, not the other way around.

“Falling in love consists merely in uncorking the imagination and bottling the common sense.” – Helen Rowland

As this practice deepens, another quiet miracle occurs: you start to trust your own seeing. Not in defiance of counsel or community, but in partnership with them. You can hear advice without collapsing your center. You can gather data without outsourcing your wisdom. You can entertain possibilities without abandoning your discernment. You become a calm steward of your attention, and attention — more than willpower — becomes your leverage in the world. Where attention settles, energy builds. Where energy builds, form follows. It is simple. It is holy. It is available.

And when the old fears rise — as they will — you no longer make them prophets. You treat them as weather passing through the sky of mind. You do not argue with clouds; you do not carve your future into them. You breathe. You return to the lamp. You remember: seeing is a creative act. You choose again to see with love.

To live with an awakened sixth chakra is to retire from the exhausting profession of spinning and to accept the vocation of seeing truly. You begin to notice how often the world invites you to fracture your vision with outrage, envy, and doom. You meet those invitations with the fierce hospitality of clarity: “I see you, and I will not become you.” You do not deny the suffering of the world; you stabilize the sight that can serve it. The planet does not need more panic; it needs more perception. It needs human beings whose inner eyes are steady enough to architect systems of care, beauty, and justice; steady enough to hold a field where miracles can routinize into culture.

“Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere.” – Carl Sagan

The more of us who learn to imagineer from love, the less heroic creation needs to look. Quiet households will become temples of coherence. Meetings will become laboratories of listening. Businesses will become vessels of blessing. Art will become food again. Technology will become a servant again. Education will become remembrance again. Religion will become wonder again. Politics will become stewardship again. These are not utopian fantasies; they are blueprints already alive in the collective field, waiting for enough third eyes to stabilize the image.

Let your third eye be one of them. Not because you must save the world, but because you cannot help making beauty when your sight is clear. Beauty is what love looks like when it organizes matter. Beauty is the trace Imagineering leaves wherever it has passed. Your life, then, becomes a corridor of traces — small, faithful acts of alignment that, when woven together, reveal a luminous path you could not have planned and would not trade.

So, rest your attention again in that secret room. The lamp is there, patient as ever. Let it brighten. Let it center you without shrinking you, and expand you without scattering you. Feel the brain soften and unite. Feel the heart lean forward to listen. Feel the belly unclench as if to say, “I am safe to create.” And from this atmosphere of trust, allow the next image of love to rise. Allow the next sentence of your destiny to form in the silent language you know better than words. Bow to it. Build with it. Become it.

In the end, the sixth chakra does not make you a magician who bends reality to your will. It makes you a lover who recognizes reality as a beloved that longs to be seen truly, honored accurately, and shaped kindly. When you live like this, you discover the secret that was humming inside every lesson: the universe is already on your side — it only asks that your seeing align with its love.

“Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” – Albert Einstein

SELF-INQUIRY REFLECTIONS — PROBES FOR THE 6TH CHAKRA

• When I “see,” do I look for threat first or for pattern first?
• Which belief most reliably fogs my inner lens — and what truer story is asking to replace it?
• What does clarity feel like in my body (texture, temperature, posture)?
• What is one image of love I am willing to hold daily for the next 40 days?
• Where is my imagination still trying to escape rather than create?
• If my attention is an architect, what have I been building unconsciously this month?
• What would change if I trusted my intuition as much as my best data?
• Which voices in my life sharpen my discernment — and which scatter it?
• What is the difference in my nervous system between urgency and readiness?
• How can I make contemplation a non-negotiable appointment with my own wisdom?
• What recurring dream symbols are knocking at my door, and what might they be teaching me?
• Where am I confusing projection with guidance — and how can I tell the difference?
• Which three small behaviors would make my daily life more congenial to the future I envision?
• What boundary would protect my clarity without closing my heart?
• If my third eye were designing my calendar, what would it remove, and what would it amplify?
• What would it look like to practice disciplined wonder this week?
• Where might humility make my vision more accurate and therefore more powerful?
• What is one conversation my clarity is asking me to initiate?
• How can I honor skepticism without letting it park in the driver’s seat?
• What is the most beautiful outcome that includes everyone’s dignity in the situation I’m facing?
• If I were to “imagineer” my next season, what are the three architectural lines I would draw first?
• What am I willing to let ripen rather than rush?
• What is one way I can make beauty inevitable in my day (a ritual, a space, a practice)?
• How does my speech change when I speak from vision rather than from reactivity?
• What quality of presence do I want people to feel in my gaze — and how will I train my sight to carry it?
• Where could I replace performative certainty with honest curiosity?
• What would it mean to treat my life as a studio, not a stage?
• Which old image of myself needs to be retired so the truer blueprint can be drawn?
• If I were designing culture at home or work through my example, what would I want it to normalize?
• What does “seeing with love” reveal about the next right, beautiful step — today?

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