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Dakini – Goddess of Vishudha – Throat

SpaceIn the tantric and yogic understanding of the human body, the spine is described as housing a network of subtle centres called chakras, each a peetha or seat where a particular form of the Devi resides along with a presiding tattva, or elemental principle.

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SpaceIn the tantric and yogic understanding of the human body, the spine is described as housing a network of subtle centres called chakras, each a peetha or seat where a particular form of the Devi resides along with a presiding tattva, or elemental principle.

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