The ONA Foundation

A Path to Wholeness

This is the home page for ONA, a path to personal Wholeness and Onenesss.

What Next?

If you are on a path of enlightenment—and that's probably how you found us—you have probaby encountered various energy systems: Reiki, the Hindi chakra system, or one of any number of others. Millions have found these systems to answer most of their questions and give them a bedrock on which to build their present and future lives.

For many others, and possibly you, however, these systems may not ease the longing. The question then becomes, What next?

7 Chakra System

Most of the energy systems out there, acknowledge seven points of importance.

12-Center system

However, ONA acknowledges 12. We see this as a logical progression as our collective awareness has allowed our perceptions to broaden. For example, 200 years ago the existence of X-rays was utterly unsuspected by Humans on Earth, yet they were (and are) merrily whizzing through us every second of the day. 400 years ago no one suspected infrared or ultraviolet wavelengths existed; but we now know they are there (and have been all along).

Over a thousand years ago, when the Hindus were formalizing their metaphysical discoveries and described the 7-chakra system, they based this on the faint colors emitted from each point, as perceived by certain trained sensitives. They acknowledged there were many other chakras; but the seven that had visible colors seemed to them to be the most important; and they built their entire metaphysical system around them. And that was absolutely appropriate for Humankind at that stage of development.

But what if they'd been aware of, and able to look for, infrared and ultraviolet colors?

Well, we are aware of them now, and can look for them. In fact, we can even take photos of things in those wavelengths. And we find that, by extending the seven chakra colors beyond the visible ones, there are twelve energy points. We also see that, beyond the mere "spinning wheel" (the meaning of "chakra" in Hindi) within the body, the chakras—we call them "Centers"—are actually multi-dimensional structures that extend from these points. And those structures are actually a lot more interesting—and useful—than the Centers!

Intrigued? Then check out what we have to offer. You might start with "Introduction" on the menu.

We welcome you with open hearts. Please welcome us with open minds.

An open heart is an open mind. --Dalai Lama