The chakras mirror your thoughts and emotions. They also react to external stimuli. Sages from old ages already had this knowledge. Hindu seers developed mantras to match specific vibrations. Tibetan monks perfected chants and tuned bells and bowls to specific tones that had a positive effect on the body and, particularly the chakras.

These ancient frequencies can be replicated today by modern techniques. Modern research has found evidence on the effect that different frequencies have on our bodies, brain and energy fields. Binaural tones have been proven to influence brainwave patterns in order to achieve a desired state of consciousness, to improve mental performance, or to sooth the body.

Serpent Priest has developed a series of audio recordings that reproduce the frequencies that have a positive effect on each specific chakra. These sacred frequencies are also based on the fundamental electromagnetic frequency of the Earth, better known as Schuman resonances.

You can listen to 20-minute audio recordings tuned to each and every chakra. Optimal balance and activation of these energy centers can be achieved by listening to these audios while meditating or resting.

The Way of the Serpent is a special meditation in which the tones are ascending to the chakra all the way up from the root (located at the base of the spine) to the crown (at the top of the head). This path of ascension has been the object of meditation practices since antiquity. Interestingly, these frequency variations take the form of a serpent.

The Way of the Serpent includes an alternate version in which bells signal the transition points through this path of ascension as a way to maintain focus on each specific chakra throughout your meditation.

Heart Chakra Activation (512Hz)

'The Way of the Serpent' combines ancient sacred sound frequencies and modern binaural technology to activate and balance your chakras in order to ascend  your kundalini energy, achieve astral projection and more...

Heart Chakra Activation (512Hz)

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