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Introduction of the chakra

It is said that when you begin to develop your senses, a new and fascinating world opens before you; the hidden world suddenly unveils itself - your perception heightens and your thoughts and feelings are expressed before your very own eyes in color and form.

There is more to the human body than the physical body. Unfortunately, most people consider the physical body and the material world to be the only reality that exists. They believe this because for them, these are the only things that can be discerned with their own physical senses, and I might add, understood by their rational mind. But there are numerous energy bodies within and around the human body. These energy bodies are:

1. The ethereal body
2. The emotional (astral) body
3. The mental body
4. The spiritual body

Each energy body possesses its own vibrational frequency, from the lowest (ethereal) to the highest (spiritual).

In addition, there is a complex energy system that is at work, which the body could not exist without. This energy system consist of energy bodies, namely:

1. the chakras the (or energy centers)
2. and the nadis (also known as energy channels)

Nadi is a Sanskrit word meaning, "pipe" or "vein." Nadis are akin to a network of channels or arteries that transport prana (vital energy) throughout the human being's energy system.

The above illustration depicts the chakra system
and the large number of secondary chakras,
including the complex network of nadis.
These nadis unite into 14 main channels,
which correspond to the main
primary and secondary chakras.

Ancient Indian texts say there are 72,000 nadis in the human body, whereas other archaic texts speak of 350,000 nadis. The most important nadis are called the ............

(1) sushumna

(2) ida, and

(3) pigala.

The nadis of one energy body are connected to the nadis of the neighboring energy body via the chakras.

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