Q&A with Swamiji .....113...Junction of eyes, ears, nose, and throat

[Guest guest]

Question from Nityananda :

 

In reference to the Siddha Kunjika Stotram ...

What is the junction of the eyes, ears, nose, and throat?

 

Swamiji's response :

 

Draw a line through the Sahasrara. At the junction where the eyes,

ears, nose and mouth unite on that axis, that is the location of

intensity in this meditation.

[Guest guest]

dear lathaji and swamiji ...

 

if we may, extend this line of inquiry ... some related questions:

 

is the meditation feeling awareness in that locale ...

 

is it mostly the interiority of that sensation ... & keeping the

sense of being in that location?

 

as meditations that are a recitation [such as the chandi] have a

certain time frame, or number of recitations, associated with

breath, etc ...

 

how long does one sustain this sort of meditation? is it linked ar

all by breath or by mala count or other form of repitition?

 

is it ever conjoined by other meditations, such as imagining the

form of the chandi goddess or other ishta deva at that interior

locale?

 

what are the signs the sadhak experience to indicate the meditation

has been engaged successfully and fully?

 

steve

 

 

, "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

wrote:

> Question from Nityananda :

>

> In reference to the Siddha Kunjika Stotram ...

> What is the junction of the eyes, ears, nose, and throat?

>

> Swamiji's response :

>

> Draw a line through the Sahasrara. At the junction where the eyes,

> ears, nose and mouth unite on that axis, that is the location of

> intensity in this meditation.