This is a revised number version of our true spiritual descent into matter.

The seven major chakras (spinning wheels of energy) in the human body are along the human spine and according to traditional Indian spiritual systems like Hinduism and certain forms of Buddhism, are energy centers aligned along the spine. Each chakra is associated with specific physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of human experience.

Here are the traditional numbers for the seven major chakras from the base of the spine to the crown of the head:

1. Root Chakra (Muladhara)
   • Location: Base of the spine
   • Associated with: Grounding, survival, and basic needs (food, shelter, security)
   • Color: Red
2. Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana)
   • Location: Lower abdomen, just below the navel
   • Associated with: Creativity, pleasure, emotions, and sexuality
   • Color: Orange
3. Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura)
   • Location: Upper abdomen, near the stomach
   • Associated with: Personal power, confidence, and self-esteem
   • Color: Yellow
4. Heart Chakra (Anahata)
   • Location: Center of the chest
   • Associated with: Love, compassion, and emotional balance.
   • Color: Green
5. Throat Chakra (Vishuddha)
   • Location: Throat
   • Associated with: Communication, self-expression, and truth
   • Color: Blue
6. Third Eye Chakra (Ajna)
   • Location: Forehead, between the eyebrows
   • Associated with: Intuition, insight, and spiritual awareness
   • Color: Indigo
7. Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)
   • Location: Top of the head
   • Associated with: Spiritual connection, enlightenment, and universal consciousness
   • Color: Violet or White

These chakras represent a holistic approach to well-being, where balancing and aligning them is believed to enhance physical health, emotional stability, and spiritual growth.

However, we are a descension of the Spiritual Self and are not seeking ascension, rather we are trying to ground our spiritual Self into a world of material self. Hence, I believe the numbers should be reversed.

Here is the list of the seven major chakras with the numbers reversed, starting from the Crown (head) Chakra as number 1:

1. Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)
   • Location: Top of the head
   • Associated with: Spiritual connection, enlightenment, and universal consciousness
   • Color: Violet or White
2. Third Eye Chakra (Ajna)
   • Location: Forehead, between the eyebrows
   • Associated with: Intuition, insight, and spiritual awareness
   • Color: Indigo
3. Throat Chakra (Vishuddha)
   • Location: Throat
   • Associated with: Communication, self-expression, and truth
   • Color: Blue
4. Heart Chakra (Anahata)
   • Location: Center of the chest
   • Associated with: Love, compassion, and emotional balance
   • Color: Green
5. Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura)
   • Location: Upper abdomen, near the stomach
   • Associated with: Personal power, confidence, and self-esteem
   • Color: Yellow
6. Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana)
   • Location: Lower abdomen, just below the navel
   • Associated with: Creativity, pleasure, emotions, and sexuality
   • Color: Orange
7. Root Chakra (Muladhara)
   • Location: Base of the spine
   • Associated with: Grounding, survival, and basic needs (food, shelter, security)
   • Color: Red

In this arrangement, you start from the highest spiritual center, the Crown, and move downward to the Root, which represents earthly grounding and physical survival.

The Sumerians referred to Earth as the 7th planet based on their unique cosmic perspective, which counted planets from an outer perspective moving inward, rather than how we traditionally number planets today starting from the Sun. This is because they called the gods the Anunnaki-meaning-“those who from the heavens came to earth”. Hence, the planets we seen and known in an descending from out of the Solar system to earth numbering system.

Outer-to-Inner Counting Method

The Sumerians believed that planetary counting started from the edge of the solar system, beyond what we now call Neptune. In this framework:

1. Pluto (or another distant planet)
2. Neptune
3. Uranus
4. Saturn
5. Jupiter
6. Mars
7. Earth

In this system, Earth becomes the 7th planet, as the counting progressed inward from the outermost point, through the "visible" planets, to our home planet. This is quite different from modern astronomy, where we number the planets starting from the Sun, which makes Earth the 3rd planet. This is because the Sumerian’s knew that we are an arrival not a ascension.

Anomalous Knowledge

One of the fascinating aspects of Sumerian cosmology is their advanced understanding of astronomy. Many interpretations suggest they had knowledge of celestial bodies not visible to the naked eye, such as Uranus and Neptune, which were only discovered by modern science in the 18th and 19th centuries. This raises intriguing questions about the source of their astronomical knowledge. According to the Sumerian’s, the Anunnaki gave them this knowledge as only those who navigate space would need to know.

Nibiru and the "12th Planet" Theory

The Sumerians also referred to a mysterious planet called Nibiru, often described in alternative theories as a "12th planet" (when the Sun, Moon, and all known planets were included in their system). Some interpretations link this to modern theories about what is believed to be hypothetical Planet X or Nibiru, though mainstream science does not confirm the existence of such a planet. But this isn’t a surprise as mainstream science can’t explain the evolutionary jump from Homo Erectis to Homo sapiens either.

In summary, the Sumerians' unique numbering of Earth as the 7th planet is rooted in their outer-inward perspective of the solar system, which differs fundamentally from our modern Sun-centered planetary sequence. Their sophisticated knowledge of astronomy continues to intrigue historians and scholars of ancient civilizations, especially since that knowledge can only come from those who arrived here on earth from outside the solar system.

If interested in how they knew all this without modern technology, I would suggest that get the books for they are not science fiction but direct translation of the Sumerian clay tablets, written by scribes who took down all that they witnessed.

Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.