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Pharaoh's chair

The pharaoh’s chair is an original art object by D. Harald Alke (Alke GmbH Spirituelle Kunst & Magie) – a meditation throne, inspired by the sacred seat of the Egyptian pharaohs. It is an instrument of recollection: whoever takes a seat on it should come to rest more easily, strengthen their own energy and – in this worldview-based view – open the “hidden gates of the soul”. This is a spiritual experience, no medical promise.

The pharaoh's chair of the Kyborg Institute: a tall, slender metal chair with an open pyramid structure of rods above the seat; on the left a man sits on it, on the right two views of the empty chair with glass shelves.

The pharaoh’s chair – a meditation throne of metal with a pyramid-shaped energy structure above the head (occupied on the left, two views of the empty chair on the right).

What does the pharaoh’s chair recall?

In ancient Egypt one created for the pharaoh a sacred chair out of an alabaster cube with sacred inscriptions. The cube – symbol of the earthly realm – was measured so that the pharaoh sat upright, the legs at a right angle, the feet firmly on the earth. Behind him a cobra reared up and spread its neck for protection: an emblem of the rising Kundalini energy that served the pharaoh, so that he could serve the gods and his people. For a long time Horus counted as the adviser of the pharaohs.

How is the pharaoh’s chair constructed?

D. Harald Alke has translated something of this old initiation energy into a present-day object:

What it serves – and what it gives the seeker of meaning

The pharaoh’s chair is an instrument of initiation and recollection of age-old values and forces. It can help one to perceive oneself in a wide connectedness – from the past, through the present, into the future. Many people had visions on it or could clarify questions, in order to shape their life more clearly (see also reincarnation and Akasha).

If two people sit facing each other, deep shared experiences often arise – for instance in couple work, in order to set a relationship on a new basis, or between pupil and teacher. For the seeker of meaning, the pharaoh’s chair is thus less a piece of furniture than an invitation inward: a place at which one becomes conscious again of one’s own depth and dignity.


Note: This entry renders a personal, worldview-based view and is no medical or therapeutic statement. The pharaoh’s chair is no medical device.

Frequently asked questions

What is the pharaoh's chair?

An original art object by D. Harald Alke – a meditation throne after the model of the sacred seat of the Egyptian pharaohs. It serves recollection, deep meditation and the look into earlier lives. A worldview-based view, no medical device.

How is the pharaoh's chair constructed?

A frame of nickel-plated copper tube with a solid acrylic plate as a seat, an earth-connected crystal sphere (e.g. jasper or epidote) beneath it, an exchangeable crystal rod in the back and a frame that symbolises the protective cobra and ends at the front in a rock-crystal sphere. On top, an energy pyramid Model A can be set.

What does the pharaoh's chair serve?

As an instrument of recollection and initiation: whoever meditates on it can, in the experience of many people, let go more easily, receive visions and clarify questions. If two people sit facing each other, deep shared experiences often arise – for instance in couple work or between pupil and teacher.

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  • — First English version.

Sources

  • D. Harald Alke: Pharaonenstuhl – Original-Kunstobjekt (Infoblatt, Kyborg Institut).

Autor: D. Harald Alke