The Positioning Of Daath Options

It is said to be simply, "at the throat" but diffrent locations for the point have been mentioned in texts, some citing its locale as being at the, 'nape' of the neck encompassing the thyroid gland while others, Pat.z for example have its center as the gland itself... the nape of the neck of course is not the neck itself where some would have it, at the adams apple, rather at the point where the spinal cord meets the cranium, "just below the occiput about one or two inches above the larynx" [regardie] the importance of its true location is expanded upon by Mark Stavish in his book, "between the gates"...

Daath is hebrew fpr knowledge and perhaps is the best attribute for thinfs associated with the mind, speech and magic.

The point of transit for knowledge from the brain to the body and visa versa. It is also a point from which to project astrally.

Generally wondering where others would place its point as it seems to have less of a well established position in occult anatomy in comparison to other points.

Peace
.M.

The exact location of Da'at is not as important as the principle it represents; it is the point of mediation/reflection between the supernal Triad and lower septenary.

Generally, when practicing the Middle Pillar and variations there of, I find that the Sefirot do not correspond to Chakras on a one to one basis. The exception is Tipharet which overlaps nicely with the heart chakra . The Chakras, in the traditional eastern sense, tend to be more internal and closer to the spine, whereas the Sefirot are much less bound to the physical body and spine.

The sefirot are to be understood as multidimensional abstractions of God's universe and consequently our conscious being...they are not tied to specific physical localities. They can be localized anywhere physically or metaphysically and still serve their purpose...hence the geometries of the Sefer Yetzirah (22 letters and 10 sefirot) can be laid out as a two-dimensional "tree" and a five-dimensional hypercube with no contradiction between the two.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that you can localize Da'at anywhere on your body provided that you understand it as the pivot between the 3 and the 7. Same holds true for any other sefirot.