Shadchakras & Shivashakthi aikyam - Shri Vishnu

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Dear Shri Vishnu

 

Though there are many chakras the main ones are the Shadchakras,representing

Mind and PanchaBhutas.

 

As far as i have understood - The whole universe is made up of Panchabhutas or

the 5 main Bhutas.

Aakasha,Vayu,Agni,Jala,Prithvi being the order of evolution.

 

I am able to verify this evolution except for the first evolution, ie Aakasha to

Vayu.

 

1)Vayu to Agni - Fire cannot originate or exist without air - Primary science

class experiments.

2)Agni to Jala - Hot body results in sweat.

3)Jala to Prithvi - Sweat is salty.As salt is obtained from sea water

,precipitation of sweat will result in Prithvi tattwa.

 

Ajna chkara is Mind.Vishudhi is Akasha and it evolves to air in anahata,fire in

manipura,water in swadishtana and prithvi in mooladhara as in points 1,2 & 3.

 

Now what is the reverse process?We have to go back - from Prithvi to Ether.This

is the awakening and rising of Kundalini.

Similar to drawing of water from earth,we should be able to extract the water

out from mooladhara - downward moving apana is made to join Prana in

sushumna.It evolves to water,meets fire at manipura,evolves to air(evaporation

of hot water) and back to ether at Vishudha.

 

 

Mind is still left with.Thus unless and until mind is transcended,we are still

lagging behind.Thus once we cross Ajna chakra we have crossed the Kulapatha or

the shadchkras which is the path for rise of Kundalini.

 

Now shakthi is the feminie form, the manifested or dynamic form of

Shiva.Shivashakthi aikyam is the confluence of this shakthi with Shiva and

happens at Sahasrara.Shiva is unique.Its pure and unmanifested form is outside

human body and manifest as Kulakundalini in mooladhara.When shakthi joins Shiva,

we realize sublime happiness.

 

Akula is Shiva and he is not situated below mooladhara as you have stated.He is

at the top.Kula as you have said is what that hangs down.In local parlance any

fruit that grows downward(eg banana) is qualified as Kula.

 

After mind we have Budhi Ahamkara etc before transcending to Sahasrara.Sahasrara

is that flux ,which is common for you and me,existing outside the realms of

gross body.The Kulashakthi(manifested form) within us have to trace the

Kulapatha to reach Sahasrara,and thereby shiva.Supreme Bliss.

 

Thanks

Pradeep

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Dear Sri Pradeep,

 

Namaste,

 

I fail too see the point of this thread. Is there a dis-agreement on tatwa of

chakras? Is there a dis-agreement on 6 "main" chakras? The dis-agreement is on

placement of mooladhaara. I am ignoring this thread

 

Vishnu

 

 

Though there are many chakras the main ones are the Shadchakras,representing

Mind and PanchaBhutas.

As far as i have understood - The whole universe is made up of Panchabhutas or

the 5 main Bhutas.Aakasha,Vayu,Agni,Jala,Prithvi being the order of evolution.I

am able to verify this evolution except for the first evolution, ie Aakasha to

Vayu.

1)Vayu to Agni - Fire cannot originate or exist without air - Primary science

class experiments.2)Agni to Jala - Hot body results in sweat.3)Jala to Prithvi

- Sweat is salty.As salt is obtained from sea water ,precipitation of sweat

will result in Prithvi tattwa.

Ajna chkara is Mind.Vishudhi is Akasha and it evolves to air in anahata,fire in

manipura,water in swadishtana and prithvi in mooladhara as in points 1,2 &

3.Now what is the reverse process?We have to go back - from Prithvi to

Ether.This is the awakening and rising of Kundalini.Similar to drawing of water

from earth,we should be able to extract the water out from mooladhara - downward

moving apana is made to join Prana in sushumna.It evolves to water,meets fire

at manipura,evolves to air(evaporation of hot water) and back to ether at

Vishudha.

Mind is still left with.Thus unless and until mind is transcended,we are still

lagging behind.Thus once we cross Ajna chakra we have crossed the Kulapatha or

the shadchkras which is the path for rise of Kundalini.

Now shakthi is the feminie form, the manifested or dynamic form of

Shiva.Shivashakthi aikyam is the confluence of this shakthi with Shiva and

happens at Sahasrara.Shiva is unique.Its pure and unmanifested form is outside

human body and manifest as Kulakundalini in mooladhara.When shakthi joins

Shiva, we realize sublime happiness.Akula is Shiva and he is not situated below

mooladhara as you have stated.He is at the top.Kula as you have said is what

that hangs down.In local parlance any fruit that grows downward(eg banana) is

qualified as Kula.

After mind we have Budhi Ahamkara etc before transcending to Sahasrara.Sahasrara

is that flux ,which is common for you and me,existing outside the realms of

gross body.The Kulashakthi(manifested form) within us have to trace the

Kulapatha to reach Sahasrara,and thereby shiva.Supreme

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