The second volume of Drunvalo Melchizedek's Flower of Life work moves from the geometric foundation laid in Volume 1 into the practical activation: the seventeen-breath Mer-Ka-Ba meditation, the role of unconditional love, and the move from a brain-centred to a heart-centred mode of consciousness. Closes with the sacred space of the heart practice that became the seed of his later books.
Reception
Companion volume to the bestselling Vol. 1; widely cited in the New Age and sacred-geometry literature. The historical and scientific claims presented in the book have no support in mainstream scholarship; the meditation instructions are internally coherent within their esoteric framework.
Frequently asked
What does Volume 2 cover that Volume 1 does not?
Volume 2 shifts from the geometric framework of Volume 1 into practical instruction: the seventeen-breath Mer-Ka-Ba meditation, the role of unconditional love in activating the light-body, and the move from a brain-centred to a heart-centred mode of consciousness. It closes with the sacred-space-of-the-heart practice that became the basis of Melchizedek's later work.
What is the Mer-Ka-Ba meditation?
Melchizedek describes the Mer-Ka-Ba as an ancient energy field or light-body surrounding the human form. Volume 2 provides step-by-step breathing instructions said to activate it, drawing on his interpretation of ancient Egyptian sacred geometry and the Flower of Life pattern. The stated aim is to shift consciousness toward a more expansive, heart-centred state.
Do I need to read Volume 1 first?
Yes. Volume 2 is the second half of the Flower of Life workshop transcript and builds directly on the geometric foundation laid in Volume 1. Readers unfamiliar with that material will find the meditation instructions and conceptual framework of Volume 2 difficult to follow.