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Yakini — The Formless Goddess of Sahasrara, the Crown Beyond Form

Yakini and the Mystery of Sahasrara ChakraIn the tantric and yogic vision of the subtle body, the spine is imagined as a column of light along which seven major chakras, or energy wheels, are strung like jewels on a thread. Each chakra is described as a peetha, a seat, where a particular form of Shakti resides together with a tattva, or elemental principle.

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Yakini and the Mystery of Sahasrara ChakraIn the tantric and yogic vision of the subtle body, the spine is imagined as a column of light along which seven major chakras, or energy wheels, are strung like...

Each chakra is described as a peetha, a seat, where a particular form of Shakti resides together with a tattva, or elemental principle.

Silence: Yakini and the Mystery of Sahasrara ChakraIn the tantric and yogic vision of the subtle body, the spine is imagined as a column of light along which seven major chakras, or energy wheels, are...

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Yakini and the Mystery of Sahasrara ChakraIn the tantric and yogic vision of the subtle body, the spine is imagined as a column of light along which seven major chakras, or energy wheels, are strung like jewels on a thread. Each chakra is described as a peetha, a seat, where a particular form of Shakti resides together with a tattva, or elemental principle.

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