#2 Day 1-3: PINEAL GLAND The Gateway of Light

Physiology and transformation: The pineal gland (the pinecone-shaped gland) is a miniature crystalline structure at the center of the brain. It is responsible for producing melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep, the rhythms of light and darkness, and the biological clock. In the ascension phase it changes its chemical composition: the crystals within it (calcite and apatite) begin to arrange themselves in a new way, becoming piezoelectric receivers of photonic light. This is why people feel pressure in the center of the head, a pulsing between the eyebrows, vivid dreams or flashes of light with closed eyes.