ESCAPULARIUM 
HIS OWN STORY

The escapulario derives from the Latin "scapula". It was a robe worn by monks intended to protect ordinary clothes. Over time it took on a symbolic meaning, carrying the cross every day like the disciples and followers of Jesus. Pope Pius the other is the image of the Madonna. The escapular in etymology means shield, it symbolizes spiritual protection, so that the soul is always assisted. 
In the Letera33 escapulary the 2 plates are engraved on both sides. The 3 engravings are composed of the 7 wise men, the 7 wise men from Plato's list, the 7 deadly sins, Aristotle defined them as "the clothes of evil"  and the 7 chakras. 
7 is considered the spiritual number. In Genesis the creation was carried out in 7 days, the ancient solar system consisted of 7 planets, the human body consists of 7 plexuses or the 7 chakras, 7 is the number of the individual search for knowledge in solitude.
The Kabbalah is made up of the 7 Sephirot, in the Kabbalah the number 7 is the creation, it represents the numbers of the arms of the Jewish candlestick which is lit before the Sabbath. 
The 7 represents the Lord's most chosen people. This is one of the most magical numbers.

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They are the 7 SAVI or the 7 wise men.
In Plato's list:
Thales
Solon
Biante
Pittacus
Cleobulus
Chilon of Sparta
Misone

7Chakra

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Kundalini
Chakra Svadhisthana energy center of sexuality, in Sanskrit means sweetness
Manipura means the shining jewel
Anahata the Heart Chakra
The sixteen-petalled Vishuddha constitutes the center of sounds and words within the human body
Ajna promotes attention and awareness
Sahasrara is the thousand-petalled lotus, symbolizing completeness and perfection.
Muladhara, joy of life, security and trust

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The 7 deadly sins, Aristotle defined them as "the clothes of evil"

Pride
Sloth
Envy
Anger
Avarice
Throat
Lust