The Pleiadian Seven

The seven chakra colors can be seen as seven soul archetypes, key members within one inner tribe. What I’m describing here is their highest evolved form. It doesn’t mean everyone has reached this state yet, but it is the direction their spirit is naturally growing toward.

Purple, blue, pink, and green are the mystics: highly intuitive, spiritually perceptive, and naturally gifted in creativity and manifestation. Many of them also carry psychic abilities. Their strength comes from the inner world. However, their emotional state directly influences their spiritual power, so maintaining emotional balance and a clear mind is key. These four align with the Yin aspect of Taichi , the inner, subtle, and intuitive force.

Yellow, orange, and red are the warriors : grounded, action-driven, and powerful in execution. They manifest through motion and physical presence, turning intention into reality. These three align with the Yang aspect of Taichi , the outer, active, and driving force.

For the mystics to reach their full potential, they must not only rest and protect their energy, but also learn to ground themselves and build practical plans that translate vision into action. For the warriors to reach their highest form, they must not act blindly based on logic or external definitions of success, they need to listen inward, reflect, and move from alignment rather than impulse.

When Yin and Yang learn from each other, balance forms. Without the higher chakras, the lower chakras lose direction. Without the lower chakras, the higher chakras’ visions cannot manifest. True creation requires both, spiritual clarity and grounded action working as one.

And among the seven colors, there is no higher or lower. No one is “better” or “worse.” The only difference in frequency is whether someone has healed and integrated their energy or is still in the process. 

When the seven align, the whole tribe moves as one, the moment arrives, the wheel turns, and the Taichi begins to move.