Location or seat of bindu is at the top back of head, exactly at the spot where Hindu brahmins leave a tuft of hair growing. Although this custom is still being followed, its original purpose is completely forgotten. #Yoga#kundalini
In Sanskrit that tuft of hair is called shikha, which means 'the flame of fire'. Here, the word 'flame' stands for the flame of vasanas or the hidden karmas belonging to the previous life. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
During the period of sandhya, when the child underwent the thread ceremony and was initiated into mantra, they used to hold and tighten this tuft as much as possible and then tie it. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
When the tuft was tightened and the child practised mantra, he developed a powerful and continuing awareness of this bindu point alone. He felt tightness rather than pain at that point. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
This is one traditional way to gain contact with bindu visarga. Tantric physiology According to tantric tradition, within the higher centers of the upper cortex of the brain there is a small depression or pit which contains a minute secretion. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
In the center of that tiny secretion is a small elevation or point like an island in the middle of a lake. In the psychophysiological framework, this tiny point is considered to be bindu visarga. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
The actual isolation of such a miniscule structure within the anatomy of the brain has never been reported or verified by medical scientists. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
However, such a study could be both interesting & rewarding, in the same way that modern research into the mysterious pineal gland has verified that it is the anatomical and functional concomitant of ajna chakra, as described in the tantra shastras. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
However, it is easy to imagine that such a delicate and minute structure as the bindu visarga would undoubtedly be disrupted during post mortem procedures. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
Certainly the tiny amount of fluid could hardly be expected to remain localized for easy extraction & analysis, when it is known that other more plentiful neural & glandular transmitters & secretions degenerate & disperse into tissues at death. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
Nevertheless, it is certainly a possibility to be considered. Traditional symbolism in the tantric scriptures, the symbol of bindu is a crescent moon on a moonlit night. This symbol is very rich in meaning. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
The crescent moon indicates that bindu is closely related to the kalas (phases) of the moon, as are the endocrine, emotional and mental flactuations of human beings. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
The immensity of sahasrara is gradually unveiled through ardent yoga practice like full moon is revealed from the time of the new moon to full moon each month. The crescent moon offers a faint and transient view of a hill in the dead of night. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
The background of the night sky also symbolizes the infinity of sahasrara beyond bindu. However, sahasrara cannot be fully experienced while individuality remains. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
The Om symbol also contains representation of bindu in its uppermost part, which is a small point above a crescent moon. Actually, all chakras are symbolized within the body of Om symbol, as are the 3 gunas or of created world: tamas, rajas, sattva. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
These chakras exist in the realm of prakriti and its gunas. Bindu however, is placed separately from this body in the symbol to indicate that it is transcendental and beyond the fetters of nature. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
Bindu visarga belongs to the seventh or highest loka of satyam, the plane of truth, and it also belongs to the causal body, or anandamaya kosha. #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
Its said that when bindu visarga awakens, cosmic sound of Om is heard & one realizes source of all creation, emanating from bindu point & crescent moon above Om symbol. The seat of nectar in many of the tantric texts it is written is bindu visarga… #Yoga#kundalini#spirituality
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Rahu in 4th house of a lagna chart shows pending desires for material happiness, pursuit of materialistic possessions, to live in a large, spacious house, own land, vehicles and animals (village farmers owning buffaloes, cows), #vedicastrology#astrology
attached with mother (although with some friction and disagreement with mother on trivial matters), to control the matters of house, to be a decision maker and framing rules to be implemented by family members, #vedicastrology#astrology
to own a pet (Dog and cat), could also represent wild animals like in foreign countries there is a passion for owning wild cats, it could be any other bird or animal as well. #vedicastrology#astrology
Vishuddhi chakra is 'purification center'. Sanskrit word shuddhi means to purify; in this chakra the purifying a harmonizing of all opposites takes place. Vishuddhi is also known as 'nectar & poison center'. #Yoga#Kundalini
Here, the nectar which drips down from bindu is said to be split into the pure form and the poison. The poison is discarded and the pure nectar then nourishes the body, ensuring excellent health and longevity. #Yoga#Kundalini#spirituality
Vishuddhi represents a state of openness in which life is regarded as the provider of experiences that lead to greater understanding. One ceases to continually avoid the unpleasant aspects of life and seek the pleasant. #Yoga#Kundalini#spirituality
Everything in the universe is consciousness intertwined with energy. What is true for the earthly dimension is also true for Divine dimensions. The different deities that are worshipped in Hinduism are not flesh and blood people like us. #vedicastrology#astrology
They are experienced as Divine energies by sadhaks (experienced meditators) who meditate deeply upon them and merge their consciousness with their chosen deity. In a way, that person himself becomes a vehicle for that particular Divine energy. #vedicastrology#astrology
Did Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa or Swami Vivekananda ever see God while meditating?
Whether it’s while meditating or not meditating, Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa or Swami Vivekananda never saw anything other than God. #SanatanaDharma#hinduism#spirituality
Once Sri Ramakrishna closed his eyes to meditate. But the very next he moment, he opened his eyes and muttered to himself, “Does God exist only when I close my eyes? Does He not exist when my eyes are open?” #SanatanaDharma#hinduism#spirituality
Young Narendranath (future Swami Vivekananda) once asked Sri Ramakrishna to grant him his request, “Sir, I want to remain in Samadhi all the time, 3–4 days at a stretch, only coming back to the body consciousness for the sake of food.” #SanatanaDharma#hinduism#spirituality
1) Invocation of Ma Aparajita 2) Ma Kavach and beej explained scientifically (not available in most kavach texts) 3) Implementation of the strotram, kavach and mantra for your own protection, and your family. #SanatanaDharma#Hinduism#workshop#meditation
4) Also, for those facing litigation, court cases and have issues with enemies. 5) Extremely useful for people who have malefic Mars. 6) Yantra and pran Pratishtha of Yantra will be explained. #SanatanaDharma#Hinduism#workshop#meditation