Awakening the Ajna Chakra

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Awakening the Ajna Chakra

 

Ajna, " the third eye, " is where, as the Bible notes, " thine eyes

become single, " where there is no longer a difference between male

and female, and where " the peace that passeth all understanding "

dwells.

 

The sixth chakra is called Ajna which in Sanskrit means it is located

between the eyebrows and is commonly known as the third eye. Within

the symbolic representation of the Ajna center is the syllable Ohm

which represents the beginning and end of all things. It is from this

center that a person harmonizes the forces within him/herself and

achieves a balance between Yin and Yang.

 

The third eye radiates a deep blue which in the developed personality

borders on violet. It functions as the central point where different

flows of Prana meet and are distributed. (Sushunma branches through

it, and the Ida and Pingala go right through it after they branch off

to the nostrils.) The chakra has control over seeing, not only in the

physical sense but in the mystical sense of seeing into the higher

planes; intuitive seeing, clairvoyance and the other paranormal forms

of knowing. And when active, the seat of Divine Intelligence. The

Ajna center controls all higher mental activities. This includes

intuitive thought, rational thought and memory. Intuitive thought

includes all forms of paranormal activity.

 

When the sixth chakra is active, consciousness and unconsciousness

merge and whatever gulf there was beforehand is permanently

abolished. Integration becomes complete and a person sees himself as

the union of selves, the I AM. A person in this condition remembers

and experiences himself at every stage of his life from the cradle

upwards, and he remembers all those individual energy fields that

combined to create his particular energy field, including those two

most important fields " mother and father. Because his remembrance is

complete, he can go beyond the point of terror, beyond the moment he

first experienced separation from the universal field to a time when

there was only union and unconditional love.

 

In reference literature the 14 Mukhi Rudraksha has been called the

Deva Mani and it awakens the sixth sense to foresee future happenings.

 

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