The Secret Path to Supernatural

THE GREEN POINT (Anahata)

The Heart Chakra, or Anahata, resides in the chest and governs the realm of love, incorporating desires, imagination, and dreams. Symbolizing an unstruck sound, Anahata transcends the rational mind, opening doors to possibilities beyond our immediate comprehension. Dominance in this area marks a psychic individual, one who utilizes natural laws more profoundly.

Love, in the context of this chakra, extends beyond the physical; it involves attachment and, upon realization, transcends into drawing non-physical, living beings towards oneself. These beings, whether referred to as devi, angels, or goddesses, represent various aspects of reality. While these concepts may seem elusive, discernment develops over time, differentiating between delusion and reality.

It is crucial not to prematurely open the Heart Chakra before mastering the first three, as premature awakening may lead to unsettling experiences with non-physical beings. The associated element with the Heart is air, symbolizing the intersection of the spiritual and physical realms.

Grief, the obstacle to this chakra, may stem from various sources such as sudden loss, rejection, hatred, envy, feeling unloved, death of a loved one, isolation, resistance towards pain, or resentment. The lower three chakras find physical outlets, while the upper three find spiritual outlets. The Heart Chakra, as the meeting point, forms a six-sided star with a central dot, each with a specific pattern.

Stabilizing the Heart Chakra involves embracing the feeling of love. Distinguish between love and lust; the former is unconditional and possesses a high vibration. Recall memories of genuine love, devoid of physical manifestations. Personal experiences, such as falling in love with an imaginary figure in a dream, highlight that love can be created without external stimuli.

The Heart Chakra holds the key to unlocking profound emotional experiences, bridging the gap between the physical and spiritual realms. As you delve into its mysteries, remember to tread with respect for the intricate balance it maintains.

Creating a Heart-Centered State of Absorption

The process of awakening the Heart Chakra can be initiated through various means—whether it involves an imaginary figure, love for a higher power, or any visualization that triggers the profound emotion of love. The objective is to cultivate a sense of contentment and fulfillment, where the love experienced becomes the ultimate desire and fulfillment from life.

Anahata is often depicted as a pentagram inside a circle, resembling occult symbolism, which is referred to as a yantra. It’s a geometric figure mirroring the shape of nadis or nerves. Occult practices employ yantras to channel energies and consciousness towards the heart chakra. While yantras are considered powerful, it is crucial to recognize that their effectiveness is dependent on the individual; they are tools that leverage and awaken dormant energies within.

Yantras, however, are not mandatory for spiritual growth. Full control over the mind, including thoughts and energies, obviates the need for a yantra. The mind’s absorption in the heart chakra opens the doorway to perceiving and communicating with non-physical beings. The potential dangers of such interactions necessitate caution and readiness, topics better explored after delving into the visualization chapter.

Creating a state of absorption in the heart chakra involves shifting awareness from behind the eyes (the typical focal point) to the heart. This shift allows the heart to feel and express itself independently, often accompanied by a sinking sensation. Fear may arise as the brain senses uncertainty during this process. Imagining oneself behind the heart and thinking from that perspective facilitates absorption—a state explored in greater detail in the meditation chapter. This absorption can eventually lead to perceiving and communicating with non-physical entities, an advanced exploration reserved for those who have developed the necessary skills and safeguards.

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