Recommended Oil Choices:
Single Oils: Fir Balsam • Litsea Cubeba • Frankincense • Palo Santo • Wintergreen • Thuja • Arborvitae • Juniper • Hyssop
Blend: Meng Mein
Transmutation • Order • Ascending Energy • Nervous System Restoration
The Meng Mein Chakra
The Meng Mein Chakra can be understood within an energetic framework as a center of transmutation, organization, and upward movement of energy. It helps transform heavier or disorganized energetic states into more refined patterns while supporting greater order within the body, nervous system, mind, and surrounding energetic environment.
Closely associated with an aspect of kundalini, the Meng Mein helps direct energy upward through the system. Rather than allowing stress, agitation, or accumulated energy to remain concentrated in the lower centers, it supports movement, refinement, and redistribution. As this process becomes more ordered, it can support greater access to the inner voice, clearer perception, and a more integrated relationship between the lower and higher centers.
Primary Functions
Six Aspects of the Meng Mein
Raises the Vibration
Supports the movement from heavier, reactive, or disorganized states toward more refined levels of energetic organization and awareness.
Transmutation
Helps transform accumulated stress, agitation, and lower energetic patterns rather than allowing them to remain stagnant within the system.
Establishes Order
Promotes greater organization within both the energy body and the surrounding environment, helping restore coherence when the system feels chaotic or scattered.
Movement of Energy Upward
Supports the ascending movement of energy through the central system and represents an important aspect of kundalini development and integration.
Inner Voice
As internal agitation diminishes and energy becomes more ordered, awareness can become increasingly receptive to subtle inner perception and guidance.
Brain Balance & Organization
Energetically associated with bringing greater organization to mental activity and supporting integration between different levels of neurological and energetic function.
Physical & Energetic Correspondences
The relationship with the kidneys and adrenals is particularly meaningful symbolically because these structures are closely associated with the body’s response to stress, fluid regulation, circulation, and physiological adaptation. The Meng Mein can therefore be approached as an energetic center concerned with transforming the forces generated through stress and survival into organized energy that can move upward and become available for higher functions.
“The Meng Mein transforms and organizes the forces within us, allowing energy that was once bound within stress and survival to move upward, become refined, and participate in higher levels of healing, awareness, and spiritual development.”