The nine energetic centres (chakra) along the spinal cord through which the universal energy emanated by God (the Ynglia) coalesces to form the human body, with their associated colours and musical sound notes, according to Ynglist yujism. The nine energetic centres are divided into three lower chakras responsible for physical development, three middle chakras responsible for mental development, and three upper chakras responsible for spiritual development (cf. source #1). The universal energy (the Ynglia, the enlivening and ordering radiance of the supreme God) flows through the body according to two polarities, the rightwise masculine fiery energy of the north pole (ха, ha 卍) which descends from the crown down through the right side of the body and the leftwise feminine watery energy of the south pole (тха, tha 卐) which ascends from the coccyx up through the left side of the body. Passing through the nine energetic centres, the two fluxes converge into a point in the region of the heart where they become harmonised and the thus reunified energy unfolds as a spinning cross, represented by the Ynglist symbol of the svadebnik (свадебник, "wedding") (cf. sources #1, 2).

For further information about the symbol see, from the Ynglist website Derzhava Rus:

1. "9 chakras in the Slavic system (9 чакр в славянской системе)" (archived 30/09/2021);