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The Gateway to Inner Vision and Wisdom
The Ajna Chakra, or Third Eye Chakra, is the sixth energy center in the human body. Located between the eyebrows, it is regarded as the seat of intuition, higher perception, and wisdom. A balanced Ajna Chakra enhances insight, mental clarity, and spiritual awakening, serving as the gateway to higher consciousness.
Ancient Scriptural References
The Ajna Chakra is deeply rooted in ancient yogic texts and is described as the center of perception and spiritual enlightenment.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 6, Verse 10) “अज्ञाचक्रं ज्ञानरूपं सर्वदृष्टिप्रकाशकम्।” (Ajñācakraṁ Jñānarūpaṁ Sarvadṛṣṭi-Prakāśakam.). Means, “The Third Eye Chakra is the seat of wisdom, illuminating all perception.”
Bijakshar (Seed Mantra)(ॐ) OM
The Bijakshar, or seed mantra, of the Ajna Chakra is OM. Chanting this mantra aligns the mind with the higher self, enhancing clarity and intuition.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 3, Verse 25) “ॐ बीजं अज्ञायाः। (Om Bījaṁ Ajñāyaḥ). ” Means, “OM is the seed mantra of the Third Eye Chakra.”
Frequency (852 Hz) and Element (Light)
- Frequency: The Ajna Chakra resonates at 852 Hz, known for awakening intuition and inner vision.
- Element: Light, representing clarity, perception, and higher awareness.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 4, Verse 30) “ज्योतिराज्ञां धारयति।” (Jyotir Ajñāṁ Dhārayati). Means, “Light sustains the Third Eye Chakra.”
Governing Deity
The governing deity of the Ajna Chakra is Lord Shiva in His Ardhanarishvara Form, symbolizing the union of masculine and feminine energies, wisdom, and higher consciousness.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 4, Verse 32) “अर्धनारीश्वरं भजे अज्ञाचक्राधिष्ठितम्।” (Ardhanārīśvaraṁ Bhaje Ajñācakrādhiṣṭhitam). Means, “I bow to Ardhanarishvara, the deity residing in the Third Eye Chakra.”
Shape, Structure, and Color
The Ajna Chakra is represented by a two-petaled lotus, symbolizing duality and integration of knowledge and intuition. The chakra is associated with the color indigo, signifying wisdom and spiritual awakening.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 4, Verse 34) “द्विपत्रं नीलवर्णं अज्ञाचक्रं च।”(Dvipatraṁ Nīlavarṇaṁ Ajñācakraṁ Ca). Means, “The Third Eye Chakra is a two-petaled lotus, indigo in color.”
How to Meditate to Activate the Ajna Chakra
- Choose a Quiet Space: Sit in a peaceful and undisturbed environment.
- Posture: Sit cross-legged (Sukhasana/Padmasana/Siddhasana) or in a chair with your feet flat on the ground with your back straight.
- Focus on the Chakra: Visualize an indigo two petalled lotus blooming between your eyebrows.
- Chant OM: Inhale deeply and chant the mantra “OM” during exhalation.
- Light Visualization: Imagine a beam of light illuminating your mind, enhancing perception.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 4, Verse 36) “अज्ञां ध्यानं ज्ञानवृद्धये।” (Ajñāṁ Dhyānaṁ Jñānavṛddhaye). Means, “Meditation on the Third Eye Chakra enhances wisdom.”
Daily Duration: Practice for 20-40 (there is no limit) minutes daily for deep spiritual insight.
Benefits of Activating the Ajna Chakra
- Physical Benefits: Enhances brain function and memory. Regulates sleep cycles and pineal gland function.
- Emotional Benefits: Strengthens intuition and decision-making abilities. Reduces mental stress and overthinking.
- Spiritual Benefits: Expands consciousness and spiritual awareness. Deepens meditation and enhances inner vision.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 4, Verse 38) “आरोग्यम् ज्ञानं च अज्ञायाः कृपया।” (Ārogyam Jñānaṁ Ca Ajñāyāḥ Kṛpayā). Means, “Health and wisdom flow from the grace of the Third Eye Chakra.”
How to Balance the Ajna Chakra with Other Chakras
To harmonize the Ajna Chakra:
- Yoga Poses: Practice poses like Child’s Pose (Balasana), Forward Bend (Uttanasana), and Lotus Pose (Padmasana) to activate the Third Eye Chakra.
- Diet: Incorporate dark purple foods such as blackberries, grapes, eggplant, and lavender tea to nourish the Third Eye.
- Affirmations: Repeat affirmations like “I trust my intuition,” “I see with clarity and wisdom,” and “I am connected to divine insight.”
- Integration: Balance it with the Throat Chakra (Vishuddha) for clear communication and the Crown Chakra (Sahasrara) for spiritual transcendence.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 5, Verse 22) “चक्राणां संतुलनं आत्मबोधाय।” (Cakrāṇāṁ Saṁtulanaṁ Ātmabodhāya). Means, “The balance of chakras leads to self-realization.”
Conclusion: Role of the Ajna Chakra in Attaining Nirvana
The Ajna Chakra is the center of divine wisdom, higher perception, and inner vision. By activating and balancing this chakra, one transcends illusions and gains true understanding of the self and the universe. A balanced Third Eye Chakra paves the way for enlightenment and Nirvana.
As cited in Shiva Samhita, (Chapter 5, Verse 25) “अज्ञाचक्रं ज्ञानस्वरूपं मोक्षस्य द्वारम्।” (Ajñācakraṁ Jñānasvarūpaṁ Mokṣasya Dvāram). Means, “The Third Eye Chakra, embodying wisdom, is the gateway to liberation.”
We will explore Sahasrara (Crown) Chakra: The Supreme Brahman in our upcoming blog. Until then, stay tuned to trinetramyc.com! 🌈
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