Ajna

and then look upward like we said in the Maha Shambhavi Mudra.

Looking upward, your third eye, Ajna, and you chant Omkara,

A-U-M,

vibrating equally, and you practice.

So wide angle, narrow, all of it.

So they're going to be upgrading your anatomy at the brow chakra.

And this will help you for all different ways of sensing through clear vision, information, energy around its pictures, its colors, its vision.

But it's also in the space of mind, mental processing and awareness.

You can hold it for sure.

So it's expanding your throat chakra.

okay now the energy is flowing up past your mouth your ears to your brow I'm going to charge you up here before we do any detailed work so they've pulled off some of the lenses at the front of your mind's eye that chakra and um yeah they're just analyzing your the vortices of your brow chakra so one moment here they're assessing we're working at the tip of the chakra where it seats with your physical body They just show me this vision of like,

all I want to do is float in my pool.

Six is the brow.

Ajna.

And here his method shows itself completely.

The Sanskrit books call it the two-petaled lotus.

I feel it gets stuck in certain things where my back is touching.

And if I am free, then I feel it filling my head, right? Because the purpose of meditation is for the energy to rise up and fill your head, the center of your head, the point between your ears and slightly above your palate and towards slightly to the back, right? In the middle of your, in your, approximately where the pineal gland is situated, right? There is a subtle energy center there in the central called your Agna Chakra or the Sixth Chakra, right? It's not a physical thing.

And usually when that completely activates, which can Maybe your whole lifetime, it may never activate, right? But that's the one you want to energize, and that's the purpose.

When it's fully active, you will awaken your subtle, higher or your superconscious state 24-7, and then you'll be able to observe the higher dimensions that you are surrounding, a bigger frequency, a bigger range of the light spectrum you'll be able to see.

'Cause he was doing it, you know, in 30 seconds from memory.

The more common way to think of that is Ajna, A-J-N-A instead of-

Yes

...

And so the, then if you were to take that at face value, then what the formula is actually showing, this is how you take who you are now, and you transform it back into- Consciousness into light energy, what- whatever, where you stop being matter.

You start being an energy being.

And so I just think it's interesting where we say, was that a deliberate inversion of those pieces of the symbol or was it an accident? Was Anja or Ajna a deliberate mistake or an inversion? We don't have the answer to that.

This is just something to, to ask.

Human beings can be powerful in so many different ways.

If energies move into your Ajna, then you have clarity of vision.

Nothing can touch you.

Nothing can disturb you.

You come to that point.

From the lowest point of Muladhara to Ajna, there are many ways of reaching there.

But from Ajna to Sahasrar, there is no way.

It's a pathless path.

Well, obviously Anuhata is here, but maybe I'm saying that because of Arthur Avalon.

Visuddha is not the hollow between the frontal sinuses, but is the spinal center in the region of the throat, right? Ajna I've told you that story, haven't I? I was doing a podcast called To Be a Yogi, and I asked my friend Drew, who was living there, and I assumed that he knew better than I did, and I said, how is this pronounced? And he's like, I think I've heard it pronounced Arnya.

So the first time I said that on the internet aloud, that was how I pronounced it.

Ajna, actually, Anya, maybe.

This is the JN thing, like...

Anyway, anya is not the fontanelle or union of the coronial and sagittal sutures, which are said to be the brahma-randhra , a term which is also employed to note brahmanadi in the latter passage.

And then you've also got your throat center.

connected to your Ajna, which is your mind.

And I have listened to your podcast as well.

And I feel like you're really gifted at sharing insights in a really practical, grounded way.

Yeah

... about how for the Ajna chakra, the third eye-

Mm-hmm

... that's the asana that we practice is child's pose, Balasana, which looks like a prayer position of-