The Neurotheology of the Seven Seals

What many call chakras are not ethereal wheels of color hovering in the air-
they are neurologically dense intersections where the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems meet in sacred conversation.
Biology names them plexuses-bundles of nerve fibers, electrical and alive, pulsing like galaxies beneath the skin.
Spirit names them seals-centers where sin (that is, separation, trauma, or distortion of truth) is stored until it’s transmuted into virtue.
Because even your nervous system is waiting for redemption.
Each of these divine junctions hums in tune with an endocrine gland, the body’s hormonal symphony-
chemical messengers singing theology through tissue.
They are the meeting points of heaven and flesh,
of the Word made flesh (John 1:14),
where the spiritual and physiological merge into one continuous hymn of incarnation.
The root rests near the pelvic plexus, anchoring survival and grounding life into matter.
The sacral coils through the hypogastric and pelvic networks, governing creation and flow.
The solar plexus burns with the fire of digestion and will, aligned with the celiac and splenic plexuses.
The heart expands through the cardiac and pulmonary plexuses, translating divine love into electrical rhythm.
The throat vibrates through the pharyngeal plexus, turning thought into vibration, word into form.
The mind’s eye opens around the carotid plexus, the seat of perception, where intuition and intellect intertwine.
And the crown-the Sahasrara-rises through the cerebral cortex,
the place where Spirit whispers, “You have the mind of Christ.” (1 Corinthians 2:16)
Running through them all is a stem-like current, the Sushumna,
what I call the River of Life-the living spinal cord through which divine electricity flows.
When this river is blocked, we experience dis-ease,
but when it flows freely, heaven meets earth within the temple of your body.
It’s why Paul said, “Do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit?” (1 Corinthians 6:19).
And why Revelation speaks of seven seals waiting to be opened-each one a layer of remembrance,
a nervous system gate awakening back into coherence. (Revelation 5–8)
This is what sanctification looks like in flesh:
Sin becomes signal.
Wounding becomes wisdom.
Energy becomes empathy.
And the body becomes a scroll being unsealed.
Every breath is repentance-every release, resurrection.
Even the nerve is a prophet when you learn to listen.
You are fearfully and wonderfully wired. (Psalm 139:14)
The Spirit’s circuitry runs straight through you.
When the seals open, the current flows,
and what was once called energy is finally recognized for what it truly is-
the Spirit of God moving through matter, bringing all things into coherence again.