7 Chakras

5th chakra’s free energy of Kundalini flow, when gets blocked by the throat chakra blockages, results in not only losing the balance of the hormone flow through the body, but also the balance of life in the mind body system that we humans are. A blocked throat chakra gives the shoulders their second slouch in the form of a droop as well as a habitual bend to the neck stopping the head from being held high. It brings disaster! In fact it tends to pull the third eye chakra down and thus blur the vision and the mind out of their single-pointed focus. It also tends to pull the crown chakra down losing the dynamic focus out of its balance in life. Not only this, it also contracts the muscles around the organs placed below it, i.e., the solar plexus, the abdomen, and the pelvis! It sure is a major culprit as far as the body diseases are concerned! But why on earth do we keep our shoulders drooping and the head held low? In fact we need energy to keep them upright against the pull of gravity ...

As 4th chakra’s free energy of Kundalini flow gets blocked by the heart chakra, it ends up in clogging not only the flow of blood, but the flow of almost everything in your life. As it happens so, we tend to shrink within our own self, slouching our shoulders in the process. Which mental disposition makes us slouch our shoulders? In fact it’s the mental hurry that our psyche resorts to in whatever we are doing! But how does the equation form itself? Well, if we are ambitious, we will sure be in mental hurry to fulfill those ambitions. Let us accumulate today, and tomorrow we shall spend it to enjoy! The more and the earlier, the better we will be able to do so! Our shoulders also tend to push us forward. It generates a forward slouch in them narrowing the chest and, in the process, heart also. We turn into a petty soul. Continue reading further…

Sacral chakra, when closed, blocks 2nd chakra’s free energy of Kundalini flow that has either been freed along its route through the root chakra below, opening its gates to its flow; or else the little trickles of it that have escaped around the closed gates of the chakra below. It’s not that all the seven chakras are always 100% closed. In fact had they been so. life energy would have left our body with its no supply passing through it. It would have left us a dead man or a dead woman within no time. As the root chakra opens up, its free energy of Kundalini flow moves one step up to the sacral chakra. There it again turns into a swirling whirl moving in a vicious circle of its own distorted flow. It is the hara, two inches below the belly button that the sacral chakra centers around. Continue reading the post…

Kundalini awakening through kundalini yoga was nothing else but dissolving chakras alone, I learned. As my body jumped into a new postural state, temporarily dissolving all the seven of them through the length and breadth of it on December 12, 2004; I immediately sensed a surge of energy rising up through my torso toward my head. And the next moment, as my body jumped out of its new postural state, the surge stopped moving upward too. Later when I read all about chakras, kundalini yoga and kundalini awakening, I immediately was able to link up the relation between all the three of them. There was no strenuous yoga to do, there was no awakening to achieve. It was already awake. It was logical also. How could energy be dormant? It never is! It could only be blocked on the path of its movement. And that is what it was! Keep reading further…

Chakras have something to do with energy. It is kundalini energy – the energy oneness – which keeps revolving through the body in order to keep us alive. The smoother the revolving, the more lively we are, and the higher the energy level at which we live our life and perform our actions is. Chakras simply turn the path of this energy, which keeps continuously passing through the body, from a straight line to a rotating whirl at their locations in which it viciously gets trapped and is not able to move further easily. Only a small part of it is somehow able to avoid the trap and move further on its way. In fact this movement is extremely necessary in order to keep us alive, though at a seriously low energy level. In such a scenario, which is a common scene with almost the entire humanity having lost its energy oneness, the kundalini energy is said to keep lying dormant at the base of the spine, somehow trickling just the minimal energy on to its path of rotation that keeps us alive at...