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Muladhara (Sanskrit: मूलाधार or मूलाधारा; IAST:
Mūlādhāra, lit. "root of Existence." Mula
means root and
dhara means flux.) or the root
chakra is one...
- the
unconscious and with emotion. It is
closely related to the
Muladhara in that
Muladhara is
where the
different samskaras (potential Karmas) lie dormant...
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arranged vertically along the
axial channel (sushumna nadi). They
begin from
Muladhara to Sahasrara. Each of
these chakras are
presided over by six yoginis....
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journey upwards.
Sitting on a bull and
making her
first journey from the
Muladhara chakra. As from her
father to her
husband – the
awakening Shakti, beginning...
- is
related to
Shiva and the Moon,
while the red
Bindu resides in the
muladhara chakra and is
related to
Shakti and the Sun. In yoga, the
union of these...
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schema of
seven chakras is as follows, from
bottom to top: 1.
Muladhara 2.
Svadhisthana 3.
Manipura 4.
Anahata 5.
Vishuddhi 6. Ajna 7. Sahasrara...
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energy (or Shakti)
believed to be
located at the base of the spine, in the
muladhara. It is an
important concept in Śhaiva Tantra,
where it is
believed to...
- the
first chakra,
called Muladhara (
mūlādhāra). Mula
means "original, main";
adhara means "base, foundation". The
muladhara chakra is the
principle on...
- (considering only the
energies specific to the
first three centres of force:
Muladhara,
Swasdhistana and Manipura) was made only of a more or less conscious...
- The
pingala nadi,
which represents masculine sun energy,
begins in the
muladhara (root)
chakra and ends at the
right nostril,
which serves as a sort of...
