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The document discusses the seven major chakras of the human body according to Hindu tradition. Each chakra is located along the spine and corresponds to a specific nerve plexus or endocrine gland. The chakras are described in order from lowest to highest: Mooladhara at the base of the spine related to the reproductive system; Swadhisthana in the lower abdomen related to creativity; Manipura near the navel related to personal power; Anahata at the heart related to love; Vishuddhi at the throat related to communication; Ajna between the eyes related to intuition; Sahasrara at the crown of the head related to spiritual enlightenment. Each chakra is associated with
The document discusses the seven major chakras of the human body according to Hindu tradition. Each chakra is located along the spine and corresponds to a specific nerve plexus or endocrine gland. The chakras are described in order from lowest to highest: Mooladhara at the base of the spine related to the reproductive system; Swadhisthana in the lower abdomen related to creativity; Manipura near the navel related to personal power; Anahata at the heart related to love; Vishuddhi at the throat related to communication; Ajna between the eyes related to intuition; Sahasrara at the crown of the head related to spiritual enlightenment. Each chakra is associated with
The document discusses the seven major chakras of the human body according to Hindu tradition. Each chakra is located along the spine and corresponds to a specific nerve plexus or endocrine gland. The chakras are described in order from lowest to highest: Mooladhara at the base of the spine related to the reproductive system; Swadhisthana in the lower abdomen related to creativity; Manipura near the navel related to personal power; Anahata at the heart related to love; Vishuddhi at the throat related to communication; Ajna between the eyes related to intuition; Sahasrara at the crown of the head related to spiritual enlightenment. Each chakra is associated with
Chakra, which means wheels in Sanskrit, are points of energy running along our spine. Ancient Hindus formulated that there are many of these energy wheels, each a different color and spinning in a clockwise or anti-clock wise in direction. Interestingly enough, the spacing of chakras actually matches major nerve or endocrine centers in the body. They can be described as harmonic oscillators of varying frequencies. The human body has many chakras, however we will focus on the seven major chakras that are located along the center of the body.
First Chakra - MOOLADHARA The Root chakra is located at the genitals on the front of the body, and the base of the spine, the coccyx or tailbone of the back. The center is the sexual/genital area, the gateway of birth and the reproductive organs.
Second Chakra - SWADHISTANA The Belly chakra is frontally located in the lower abdomen, between the root chakra and the navel. The chakra is rooted in the spinal column at the first lumbar vertebra, and it corresponds to the ovaries in women ant spleen in men.
Third Chakra - MANIPURA The Solar Plexus chakra is located just above the navel below the center breast bone. Its spinal location is at the eighth thoracic vertebra. This chakra corresponds to the adrenals, pancreas, and stomach.
Fourth Chakra - ANAHATA The Heart chakra is located between the breasts, in the center of the breastbone; at the back its location is the first thoracic vertebra between and below the shoulder blades. This chakra corresponds with the Thymus, Heart, and Circulation.
Fifth Chakra - VISHUDDHI The Throat chakra is located in the front at the base of the neck, at the hollow of the collarbone, with its spiral rooted in the third cervical vertebras at the back, the spine at the base of the skull. This chakra corresponds to the Thyroid, Lungs, Ears, Nose and Throat.
Sixth Chakra - AGNYA The Third Eye chakra is frontally just above and between the physical eyes, and at the first cervical vertebra of the spine at the back. This chakra corresponds to the eyes and pituitary gland.
Seventh Chakra - SAHASRARA The Crown chakra physical front and back location is at the top of the head, slightly to the back. This chakra corresponds to the pineal and pituitary gland.
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MOOLADHARA CHAKRA:
Description : This Chakra is situated near the anus. It is of Red color and has 4 petals viz. Va, Sa, Sha, Sa. It is of the form of consonant Na (its Mantram is Na), and is of the quality of Earth (Prudhvi Tatwam, Prudhvi Nilayam). It has four corners. Here Adhara Lingam remains together with Iccha Shakti (power of desire). In this Chakra in 1 Ghadiya (minute) 40 Vidhadiya (seconds), 600 times the Paramahamsa Japam occurs. Lord Vinayaka is the owning deity of this Chakra.
Corresponding nerve plexus Sacro-coccygeal plexus Location Just below kanda; Between the root of genitals and anus at the base of spinal column Petals or no.of Yoga nadis Four Colour of petals Blood-red Letters on petals or vibrations of Yoga nadis Vam,Sam,Sham,,SSam Mandala or Region tattwa or Element Bhumandal or Pruthvi or Region of Earth Yanthra or Shape of the mandala Square Bija akshara or Seed Lam Bija-bearer Airavata Presiding God Ganesha or Brahma four faced Goddess Dakini (shakti) Tattwa Prithvi Loka Bhu Colour of tattwas Yellow Function of tattwa or Quality Gandha or Smell Sense-organ Nose Motor-organ Anus Granthisthana Brahmagranthi
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Result of concentration Health and Vidya.
SWADHISTANA CHAKRA:
Description : It is situated at a distance of 2 fingers above the Mooladhara Chakram. It consists of 6 petals and has 3 corners. It is of the form of Ma consonant (its mantram is ma), is white in color, is of quality of water (Jalasthanam/Jalatatwam) and is of Jihvakaara shape and Pakshiakara. It has Ba, Bha, Ma, Ya, Ra, La named six petals. Here Guru Lingam remains together with Kriya Shakti (Power of action). In this chakra to Lord Brahma 6000 Paramahamsa Japam (Chants) occurs in 40 minues and 40 seconds timeframe. The owning deity of this Chakra is Lord Brahma
Corresponding nerve plexus Sacro-coccygeal plexus Location Just below kanda,between the root of genitals and anus at the base of spinal column Petals or no.of Yoganadis Four Colour of petals Vermillion Letters on petals or Vibrations of the yoga nadis Bam , Bham , Mam , Yam , Ram , Lam Mandala or Region tattwa or Element Jala mandal or Apas or Region of Water Yanthra or Shape of Mandala Crescent moon Bija akshara or Seed Vam Bija-bearer Makara Presiding God Brahma; Narayana four handed, Vishnu Goddess Rakini (shakti) Tattwa Varuna Loka Bhuvarlokam Colour of tattwas White Function of tattwa or Quality Rasa or Taste Sense-organ Toungue Motor-organ Genital Organ Granthisthana Brahmagranthi Result of Concentration Poetic powers & Yogavidya
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MANIPURA CHAKRA:
Description : Manipooraka Chakramwhich is situated above the Swadhishthna Chakram at a distance of 3 fingers. It remains near the Nabhi (navel) coiled around the Nadis (nerves). It shines like a Mani (Gem) and has Blue color. It is of the form of Shi consonant (its mantram is Shi) and consists of 10 petals named Da, Dha, Ana, Ta, Tha, Da, Dha, Na, Pa, Pha. It remains with a great aura (Tejam) and is of the shape of an eye (Netrakaram) and of Peethakakruti. Lord Vishnu is the owner deity (Adhishthana Devata of this chakra. Here Shivalingam remains in together with Gyana Skahti (Power of knowledge). This place is Agni Mudra Nadodhbhava SThanam (It is of Agni symbol and the originator of Nadam (sound)). Here 600 Paramahamsa japam occurs in 6 minutes and 40 seconds. Corresponding nerve plexus Solar plexus Location Nabhi sthana or Navel Petals or no.of Yoga nadis Twelve Colour of petals Blue Letters on the petals or Vibrations of the yoga nadis Damm , Dhamm , Namm , Tam , Tham , Dam , Dham , Nam , Pam , Pham Mandala or The Region tattwa or Element Agnimandal, or Tejas, or Region of Fire Yanthra or Shape of the Mandala Triangle Bija akshara or Seed Ram Bija-bearer Ram Presiding God Vishnu; Sankara Three eyed-Rudra Goddess Lakshmi (Lakini) Tattwa Agni Loka Svah or Swarga Loka Colour of tattwas Red Function of tattwa or Quality Rupa or Sight (form) Sense-organ Eye Motor-organ Feet Granthi sthana Partly Vishnu Granthi Result of Concentration Vidya and Calibre
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ANAHATA CHAKRA:
Description : Anahata Chakram is the next 4th chakra which is seated above the Manipooraka at a distance of 10 fingers near the heart (Hrudaya Sthanam) shines brilliantly with Yellow color, consists of 12 petals and is the palce of origination of all sentences (Samasta Vakyodhbhava Sthanam). It is of the form of Va consonant (its mantram is Va) and has 12 petals by names, Ka, kha, Ga, Gha, Inya, Cha, Chha, Ja, Jha, Nya,Ta, Tha. It is the place of Vayu (Vayushthana). It has Tvageendriya karanam (failing to translate this Sanskrit word in English exactly) and remains in the form of a Lingam (Lingakruti). Lord Rudra is the Adhishthana Devata (Ruling/owning deity) of this chakra and here Chara Lingam remains together with Beejashakti (seed power). In 16 minutes and 40 seconds 6000 Paramahamsa japam occurs here. Corresponding nerve plexus Cardiac plexus Location Heart Petals or no.of Yoga nadis Twelve Colour of petals Red Letters on the petals or Vibrations of the yoga nadis Kam , Kham , Gam , Gham , Nnam , Cam Cham , Jam , Jham , Jnam , Ttam , Ttham Mandala or The Region tattwa or Element Vayumandal or Vayu or Region of Air Yanthra or Shape of the Mandala Hexagonal Bija akshara or Seed Yam Bija-bearer Deer Presiding God Isana; Sankara Three eyed-Rudra Goddess Kakini (Lakini) Tattwa Vayu Loka Mahah or Mahar Loka Colour of tattwas Smoky Function of tattwa or Quality Sparsha or Touch Sense-organ Skin Motor-organ Hand Granthi sthana Vishnu Granthi Result of Concentration Rational Thinking & Godliness
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VISHUDDHI CHAKRA:
Description : Vishuddha Chakram which remains seated above Anahata Chakram at a distance of 12 fingers. It is of white color. This chakra has 16 petals namely, A,Aa, E,Ee, U, Uu,R,Ru, Lre,Lree, Ye, Ai, O, Ow, Am, Aha. It is of the shape of a fish (matsyakruti) and of the form of Ya consonant (its mantram is Ya). This chakra is Srotra Sthanam and remains near the kantha Sthana (voice box/larynx). It is of the color of a flame (Jyotivarnam) and here the owning person is Jeevatma (soul). It is Saraswati Sthanam (Place of Saraswati/ vagdevi goddess of speech). Here Prasada Lingam and Adi Shakti remains and the Mudra is Akasha Mudra. Here in 2 minutes and 40 seconds time 1000 Paramahamsa Japam occurs.
Corresponding nerve plexus Pharyngeo-laryngeal plexus Location Kanta mula sthana; Base of the Throat Petals or no.of Yoga nadis Sixteen Colour of petals Dark Smoky Letters on the petals or Vibrations of the yoga nadis Am , Aam , Im , Iim , Um , Uum , Rm , Rrm Lm , Llm , Em , Alm , Om , Aum , Ah , Ahm Mandala or The Region tattwa or Element Vayu or Akasa Mandal, Vayu, Region of Ether Yanthra or Shape of the Mandala Round Bija akshara or Seed Ham Bija-bearer Elephant Presiding God Maheswara Five-faced Sadasiva as Bindurupa Goddess Shakini (Lakini) Tattwa Aakasa Loka Janah or Janar Loka Colour of tattwas Blue Function of tattwa or Quality Shabda or Sound (form) Sense-organ Ear Motor-organ Tongue Granthi sthana Partly Rudra Granthi Result of Concentration Speech & Knowledge
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AGNYA CHAKRA:
Description : Aagneya Chakram which is located above the Vishuddhna Chakram at a distance of 12 fingers at the Bhroomadhya Sthanam (center point between eyebrows). It has 2 petals with names Hreem, Ksham. It is of the form of Om syllable (which is its mantra). It is the place of Anthahkarana; it is of the color of Gold (Suvarna varnam) and shines like fire. Lord Eshwara is the ruling deity (Adhisthana Devata) of this chakra. It is the place of all creations (Sarva Srushti Sthanam). It has Prakasha Mudra and here Mahalingam and ParaShakti remains together. In 2 minutes 46 seconds 1000 Paramahamsa Japam (Chants) occurs.
Corresponding nerve plexus Cavernous plexus Location Bhrumadhyam or Space between two eyebrows Petals or no.of Yoga nadis Two Colour of petals White Letters on the petals or Vibrations of the yoga nadis Ham Mandala or The Region tattwa or Element Guru Mandala Yanthra or Shape of the Mandala Sri Yantra Bija akshara or Seed Aum Bija-bearer Ardhanari- Beyond gender Presiding God Paramshiva (Sambhu) (form of Hamsa) Goddess Hakini (shakti) Tattwa Kala Loka Tapo Loka Colour of tattwas Indigo Function of tattwa or Quality Control over Time Sense-organ Sixth Sense Motor-organ Intutive Thinking Granthi sthana Rudra Granthi Result of Concentration Concentration & Trikala Jnanam
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SAHASRARA CHAKRA:
Description : Finally there is a seventh chakra called Sahasrara Chakra (crown shell). Above Visuddha Ckakra there is a pore called Brahma Randhram within which this chakra is situated. That chakra consista os 1000 petals and dazzles brilliantly. It is of the form of Om syllable (in silence) which is its Mantra. This is the place of knowledge (Buddhi Nilaya Sthalam). This is the cause of all universes, but doesnt have any point oi origination. It is of Sachchidananda Roopa. The ruling deity of this chakra is Sri Guru Murty (Lord Panchamukhi Sadashiva). Here Omkaralingam remains together with Jyotirmayi. It is the place of Pranava (Pranava Sthanam) and is of Vimala Gyana Mudra.in 2 minutes 46 seconds, 1000 Paramahamsa japam occurs here Corresponding nerve plexus Pineal gland Location Brain Petals or no.of Yoga nadis One Thousand Colour of petals Colourless Letters on the petals or Vibrations of the yoga nadis A to Ksha Mandala or The Region tattwa or Element Shunya or Beyond elements Yanthra or Shape of the Mandala Formless or Fullmoon Bija akshara or Seed Visarga (Parmashiva) Bija-bearer Vindu Presiding God Parabrahma Goddess Mahashakti Tattwa Sunya Loka Satya Function of tattwa or Quality Functionless Sense-organ Senseless Motor-organ Functionless Granthi sthana Exists After all Granthis Result of Concentration Emancipation
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Explanation:
The wind which traverses these 7 chakras is called as Pranam. This same wind due to its presence in 10 different locations of the body is distinctly called by 10 names, they are; Prana Vayu, Apana Vayu, Vyana Vayu, Udana Vayu, Samana Vayu are the five major winds. There are 5 sub winds (Upa Vayuvu) by names, Naga vayu, Koorma Vayu, Krukura Vayu, Devadatta Vayu, and Dhanjaya Vayu. Hence these clubbed together is call ed as ten winds (Dasa vayu). These ten winds keep penetrating and flowing in Gandhara Nadi and other Nadis. Prana Vayu keeps moving up and down in the ida and Pingala nadis which are situated left and right of our spine. Ida and Pingala nadi are spread from Mooladhara Chakra to till Agneya Chakra and they dont go beyond that point. But the Sushumna Nadi which runs in between those two nadis extends itself from Mooladhara, goes beyond the Agneya Chakra and connects with the Brahma Randram of Sahasrara Chakra. Sushumna remains hidden and is of paramount importance.
The soul (Jeevatma) keeps traversing up and down these Nadis from Mooladhara to Agneya. And during this motion Sa sound is generated at Agneya and Ham sound is generated at Mooladhara. These two sounds together form Hamsa in upward motion and Soham in downward motion. (Note: - Soham=Sa+Aham which means I Am That. Therefore it teaches us about our divine existence, the state of Non Dualism (Advai ta) and says we and the Supreme lord are the same).
This Pranam or soul which continuously traverses up and down the nadis doing the constant chanting (Japa as Hamsa and Soham) and offers the Japa to the Adhishthana Devatas of the chakras viz. Ganapati, Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, Jeeva, and Eshwara. It offers 600 chants to Ganapati, 6000 chants to Brahma, 6000 chants to Vishnu, 6000 chants to Rudra, 1000 chants to Jeeva, and 1000 chants to Eshwara. This way the Prana offers constantly those many chants to those deities in Saguna form (with form). It offers 1000 chants to the Sri Guru Paramatma who is seated in the lustrous lotus called Sahasrara (who Nirguna or formless). In this manner,Hamsa of Saguna, and Nirguna form are 21600.
Ignorant of all these secrets of presence of the great lords within our own body, humans keep being desirous of visiting Kashi, Gaya, Prayaga, Dwarika kind of places in order to attain Salokya Mukti, and in order to achieve this dream he undergoes lot many troubles and remains under the maya (illusion) experiencing moments of happiness and sorrow. That Sahasraram is Param Jyoti (divine flame), that is Oordhva Kundali (Upper Kundalini), that is the place of Amruta, that is the cause of all creations, It contains all the universes within itself. That shutter opens like a flash for some time and again closes. But when the Jeeva/Prana successfully becomes able to enter it, he finds everything within itself. When such a state is reached, no sins can touch him, He gets the Brahma Gyana (Ultimate Divine Wisdom) that he is none other than the Supreme Lord. He experiences Aham Brahmasmi..Shivoham feeling (I am Brahmam/I am Shiva). But sadly almost all humans keep their souls at the Adho Kundali (Lower Kundalini) levels and like a bird inside a cage, remains immersed in attachment, and infatuation, on their wife, children and other relatives. Instead of drinking the nectar from the Sahasrara he considers his mortal body as his own identity, and keeps drowning deep into the ocean of Karma Samsara. Whatever number of times he immerse his body in river Ganga, or whatever no. of virtuous Karma he does, he would not get salvation.