Is there a gland of happiness?

Have you ever wondered what the happiness gland is? It turns out that there is a gland that is associated with this state, and that is found very close to our heart, this gland is the thymus.

The thymus is the central organ of our immune system.
Its name comes from the Greek word “thymos”, which means “energy of life“.
It is highly developed in newborns and children, which is why it is also called the childhood gland.
But with the process of growth and development of the body, especially after puberty, the thymus involutes and turns into body fat.
It is the first organ to age.

Where is the thymus located?<>

We can find the organ of happiness very easily.
It is located two fingers below the hollow at the base of the neck, just above the sternum.
Located very close to the heart, it is responsible for the production of white blood cells, which play an essential role in supporting the immune system.
It is also directly related to the heart, lungs, circulation and vagus nerve.

On an emotional level, the thymus influences:

– our ability to forgive, to empathize

– and how we perceive love, how we receive or give it.

Subtly, this gland overlaps with the heart chakra – Anahata Chakra with its 12 lotus petals,

And it is the place through which important energy meridians pass.

→ When there is an imbalance in the thymus, it is reflected in our attitude in the form of:

• non-acceptance,
• lack of self-confidence,
• low self-esteem,
• emotions that are difficult to control,
• jealousy, possessiveness,
• decreased ability to manifest love
• and a permanent state of discomfort in relationships.

→ On the other hand, when the thymus works harmoniously, the heart chakra automatically balances itself.
We become aware of what we represent, of who we really are.
We can feel divine love and receive and give unconditional love.
We become capable of forgiveness, acceptance, inner healing, dedication, and trust in ourselves and our strengths.
All this, without creating conflict situations for us, being in harmony with our deep self and living in the present.

How can we activate our organ of happiness?

We can stimulate this organ by a light massage.

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The thymus conserves the energy in the body, and the role of this massage is to intensify the vibration of the energy.
When energy imbalances occur, when we feel devitalized, we can easily recover by massaging it.

Apart from massage, there is another way to stimulate the thymus, by gently tapping the gland into the gland region for a few minutes.
We will aim to perform sequences of three beats with breaks between them, and during this stimulation we will relate to a static, optimistic state and we will have positive thoughts that will give us pleasure.

When we activate our organ of happiness, we can feel slight tingling throughout the body, or we can become aware of a state of well-being, of complete happiness.
Through a constant practice of these exercises or by performing yoga asanas that stimulate the Anahata force center, corresponding to the thymus, such as:

• Bhujangasana (Cobra posture)
• Matsyasana (fish pose)

We will feel the state of love more easily and enjoy a full emotional balance.

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