Flying Beast Gaurav Taneja Rides with Sadhguru

The color red is almost primal in its vibration and its intensity. Dalirianna is the Angel of the Red Ray. The stones which correspond with this base energy, the stones with which Dalirianna works most closely are Carnelian and Red Jasper.

The sixth chakra is known as the third eye chakra and it is located in the middle of the forehead linking the eyebrows. In ancient Sanskrit, it is depicted by the indigo Ajna mandala which translates as “command center.” Its energy bestows us with the supernatural ability of clairvoyance, a higher sensory perception to “see” events and images pertaining to the past, present, or future. The third eye allows us to “remote view” other places or people without physically being there.

The fifth chakra is located at the base of the neck in the throat and is therefore known as the throat chakra. In ancient Sanskrit, it is depicted as the blue Vishuddha mandala which translates as “purity.” Its element is ether and is symbolized by the human being. Its influences include communication, dreaming, artistic expression, self belief, knowledge, discernment, truth, justice, claircognizance, and clairaudience. In the physical body, the throat chakra affects the mouth, teeth, throat, thyroid gland, and the endocrine system.

A Kundalini arousal brings with it the challenge to transcend the primal drives, instincts, and fears of the egoic mind so that a new stage may be set for the coming unity consciousness of the Next Human. The process of transcendence takes time, however, and may require as the duration of five to ten years after a full-fledged awakening for its entire effect to take root.

We’ve heard it over and over again. Say your affirmations daily and you can manifest anything you want. Declarations are actually more powerful energetically as you come from a place of Being as opposed to trying to get to some place else. See how this subtle but highly powerful shift will make all the difference in who are you being in the present and what you are creating for the future.

An authentically wonderful soul desperation mixed with nuances of unbridled joy, complete with a twist of awe, and sensual grace beyond words: that’s the essence of Psalm 63 – that, a Lament of the Individual, “of David.” If we ever feel despondent, we take this psalm deep into our prayer closet and breathe the word concepts into our souls; we meditate on David as he would have written and lived it.

All judgment is based in love. Because judgment is based inherently in love it is righteous. The disciple of Christ seeks to understand this; it’s what they must do to make sense of life – to make sense of the times when life doesn’t make sense. It also makes sense of the idea that none of us is perfectly obedient when God’s will is to direct us to obedience. This is the purpose of judgment; motivated in love.

The second chakra is also called the sacral chakra or the spleen chakra. It is located approximately two inches behind and below the navel. In Sanskrit it is depicted as the Svadhistthana mandala, meaning “one’s own place.” Its element is water and it is symbolized by a fish. This chakra is the center for creativity, inspiration and manifestation.

The third chakra is called the solar plexus chakra. It is located at the base of the rib cage, between the sternum and the navel. The color frequency is yellow or gold and it is depicted as the Manipura mandala in Sanskrit. Its element is fire and it is the foundation of the mental body and the intellect. It influences our personal power, self-control, creativity, motivation, and issues of self-esteem and self-acceptance.

The fourth chakra is the heart chakra and is located in the exact center of the breast cage or chest. In Sanskrit it is represented by the Anahata Mandala which translates as “un-struck sound.” It is symbolized by four-legged mammals. The lower three chakras related to egoic energy and the higher three chakras relate to the higher self energy and its connectedness with Source consciousness. The heart chakra is the focal point where these to realms converge. It acts as a bridge between the lower self (ego) and the higher self (spirit).

Exploring men’s health and healing through spiritual counseling and dream work. This article focuses on recurring dreams, nightmares that seem to produce anxiety and depression in men (and women) and seeks to understand how the inner self, the “dream maker”, the psyche works always for our healing, health and wholeness.

This article compares childhood imagination to adult faith, visualization, positive thinking, and laws of attraction. It challenges readers to imagine the world John Lennon sings about in the song “Imagine.”