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7 Ways To Cultivate Strong Determination With Vajra Nadi and 114 Chakras
7 Ways To Cultivate Strong Determination With Vajra Nadi and 114 Chakras
Through these practices, you will unleash the power of your inner
resolve and propel yourself towards achieving your goals.
Cultivating strong determination is a journey that begins with
small, consistent steps.
In the realm of your 114 chakras and 72000 nadis, the energy of
determination flows like a vibrant river. In this enchanting realm,
you can explore how you can cultivate and activate strong
determination by harnessing the power of the 114 chakras and
nadis within your very being.
The Vajra Nadi is located in the center of the spine inside the
Susumna Nadi. The Susumna Nadi is the main pathway for the
flow of Kundalini energy, the dormant spiritual energy resides at
the base of the spine. Within Susumna Nadi, there are three
important nadis or channels: Vajra Nadi, Chitra Nadi, and Brahma
Nadi. Kundalini energy ascends through Susumna Nadi,
activating and purifying the 114 chakras along its path, ultimately
leading to spiritual awakening and self-realization. These nadis
are said to exist within the subtle body, intertwining with the
central energy channel, Susumna Nadi.
Vajra Nadi, also known as the central channel, runs parallel to the
spine and represents the path of determination and willpower.
Vajra Nadi has seven sub channels. The seven aspects of strong
determination is related to these sub-channels. In this section we
will discuss more about that.
Susumna Nadi, the central energy channel, is said to travel
through the spine and serves as a conduit for the awakening of
spiritual energy. Together, these channels facilitate the
harmonious flow of energy, allowing us to tap into our inner
strength and unlock our full potential. The spine acts as the
physical anchor, supporting the energetic processes and serving
as a gateway to heightened awareness and self- realization.
There are seven key elements of Vajra Nadi, each with their
corresponding Sanskrit names:
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