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Chakras and Kundalini

Chakras and Kundalini Explained — Awakening Energy the Safe and Traditional Way

Quick answer: Chakras are energy centres described in Tantra and Hatha Yoga along the spine, from the base to the crown. Kundalini is the dormant potential energy, pictured as a coiled serpent at the base of the spine, that is said to rise through the central channel (Sushumna) when practice, purification and grace come together. These are subtle-body concepts, not physical organs. Where do the ideas of chakras and Kundalini come from? They come from the Tantric and Hatha Yoga traditions, in texts such as the Hatha Yoga Pradipika, the Shiva Samhita and the Kundalini Upanishad. The seven-chakra picture most people know today was shaped by the Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, a 16th-century Tantric text by Purnananda, which Sir John Woodroffe translated as The Serpent Power in 1919. Older texts...

Shaktipat : Vedic Indian tradition

Shaktipat By Mountain Monk Shaktipat is a Vedic Indian tradition of initiation, where a Guru intimates a disciple or seeker by empowering him / her by transmitting cosmic energy . In Shktipat Guru is just instrumental in the process of transferring energy. Shaktipat is a Sanskrit word made of Shakti – the energy & Pat – which means fall and refers to transmission of spiritual energy from a deity to a person or persons in a group. Saktipat can be experienced in different powers which can vary in effects one is getting. Mostly its like watching the mirror. You get the effects mostly according to the mental & physical state you are in . Persons or seekers who are soft, sattvic and easy going get the most effective shaktipat...