Bindu - From the Anata Yoga School speaking as Bindu:

Sahasrara Ajna Vishuddha Anahata Manipura Swadhisthana Muladhara Bindu Bindu is an Indian concept that signifies action (as in worship or prayer) — a concept that can take the meaning of a single dot. The dot that is Bindu signifies the silence into which the sound of Aum leads. Bindu - From the Anata Yoga School speaking as Bindu:. Contemplation upon The Absolute Consciousness also causes the individual Will (after th ...

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Contemplation upon The Absolute Consciousness also causes the individual Will (after the dissolution of the creations of that will) to dissolve into the Absolute Will; it is thus that Kundalini Sakti is activated. But the experience of the ascent of Kundalini, where the little will is literally drawn like a magnet up to the Sahasrara, by the power which arises as a result of contemplation upon The Absolute Consciousness in the emptiness of Self is not the final experience. I ...

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In the Shakta tantra school of philosophy, there is said to exist a Bindu chakra, at the back of the head, in the part where Brahmans grow their small tuft of hair, although it is often not mentioned in traditional chakrologies. This centre is said to be where the Bindu fluid is produced, a fluid that can become either the nectar of immortality, or the poison of death. It is intimately connected to the Vishuddha chakra, and awakening the Vishuddha chakra is said to awaken the Bindu chakra. In metaphysical terms it is also said to be the point at which begins cre ...

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Bindu, Bindu - From the Anata Yoga School speaking as Bindu:, Bindu - Bindu Chakra

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