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Shuddhadvaita
Shuddhadvaita was proposed by Vallabhacharya (1479-1531), who came from the Andhra region and taught pushti bhakti. His pushtimarg has especially become prominent in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
Acintya Bheda Abheda ...

 


Vishuddha Chakra
Vishuddha Chakra is situated within the Sushumna Nadi at the base of the throat, Kantha-Mula Sthana. This corresponds to Janar Loka. It is the centre of Akasa Tattva (ether element). The Tattva is of pure blue colour.

The shuddha, or pure mind, is the developed, harmonised, concentrated mind. This pure mind relates more to the spiritual dimension and its interaction with the external world.

Chakra 5: Vishuddha Chakra
The fifth Chakra, Vissudha (purification), is located at the throat. Its color is bright blue and its issues are communication, inspiration, expression, and faith.

Mercury Chakra: See Vishuddha Mindfullness Meditation: A form of meditation originally developed in the Buddhist traditions of Asia and can be defined as awareness of each moment as it occurs.

Jalandhara Bandha: Vishuddha Chakra (Rudra Loka)
Traya Bandha (maha bandha)
Utilizing the Three Basic Bandhas with the Breath, Pranayama and Advanced Mudra Practice ...

Yet another aspect I mention is that the sound ahhhh starts in our chests at the heart center (Anahata Chakra), moves upward with the ooooo sound in the throat center (Vishuddha Chakra), and ends with the sound mmmmm.

We are pure - Shuddha Chaitanya, as they call it - Pure Consciousness. In that state we existed. There is no other thing which can be regarded as an attribute of our being in that condition. Consciousness was our essential nature.

When the mind gets highly purified, the meditation and devotion become intense and profound, the mind rises to Vishuddha Chakra or the centre in the throat and experiences more and more powers and bliss.

one of the psycho-energetic centers of the subtle body (sukshma-sharira);mula-adhara-cakra (muladhara-cakra) at the base of the spine, svadhishthana-cakra at the genitals, manipura-cakra at the navel, anahata-cakra at the heart, vishuddha-cakra or ...

They are Muladhara Chakra at the base of the spine, Svadhishstana Chakra at the genitals, Manipura Chakra at the navel, Anahata Chakra at the heart, Vishuddha Chakra at the throat, Ajna Chakra the forehead, ...

are known, while in Hindu Yoga often seven or more such centers are mentioned: mûla-âdhâra-cakra (mûlâdhâra-cakra) at the base of the spine, svadhishthâna-cakra at the genitals, manipura-cakra at the navel, anâhata-cakra at the heart, vishuddha- or ...

Encourages deep abdominal breathing and helps to relieve gas and constipation, and stimulates digestion.
Opens up the shoulders.
Stimulates the vishuddha chakra (throat center).
Reduces lethargy, mental sluggishness and laziness.

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