ඔබට දැන් සිංහල යුනිකෝඩ් භාවිතා කරමින් අප සමඟ එක් විය හකියි. ලියන්න අපට ඔබගේ අදහස්.
Every energy body has got its own energy centre, called a chakra. Certain chakras influence or even control parts of the human body. An organism gets its energy through chakras. Each human body is attached to a meridian-pipe (or nadi-channel) that enables the energy to flow into and out of it.
There are almost 72,000 such channels in the human body. The chakras absorb the energy, channels it to form the aura of the person, and then energy starts to flow towards the different organs via the nadi-channels. The size of the aura and energy quantity depends on the power energized at the charka. The thoughts and emotions of a person clears the chakras to accept the energy of likewise vibrations, and this is why the quality of one’s aura depends on these vibrations.
For instance, negative thoughts or emotions adjusts the chakras to accept negative information, and this has the effect of the body accepting unclean energy.
All things in this world interact with each other; everything is constantly operating according to the Law of Cause and Effect - each organ or cell of a human body is dependent on all others, together with all the seven charkas and the energy body. It is like a single but diversified unit!
Spirit, body, consciousness, people, their destiny, the Earth, the stars, the whole Universe - all these things are in continuous interaction and are submitted to the Law of Cause and Effect. From here we can appreciate that everything that happens to a person is the direct result of the cause and effect – or, Karma.
The status of one’s chakras affects not only the bodily organs but also certain aspects of one’s karma, or destiny in this lifetime. The table below outlines the basic information associate with the seven major chakras.
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Root Chakra - Muladhara: | Most important attribute - Earth - The Muladhara is important in that it carries the complete potential of the human organism. The positive influence of this chakra is responsible for the power of endurance, resolution and self-confidence. It functions to control the rectum, prostrate, large intestines and all lower extremities. |
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Genital Chakra - Swadhistana: | Most important attribute - Water - The Swadhistana chakra accounts for mistrust, despite, ignorance and cruelty. On a more positive note, the chakra purifies one’s brain, thus affecting language, a broadening of the mind and releases the person from lust, greed and anger. The Swadhistana is responsible for all urina-genital processes. |
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Umbilical Chakra - Manipura: | Most important attribute - Fire - On the negative side of the being is portrayed: shame, instability, jealousy, suspiciousness, stupidity and rudeness. The positive side of the Manipura chakra illustrates strong will power and mentality. This chakra influences the digestive system, gallbladder, liver and pancreas. |
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Heart Chakra - Anahata: |
Most important attribute - Air - This chakra may intensify negative qualities such as arrogance or hypocrisy, deviousness, greediness, but also can be transmuted into the more positive aspects such as non-egoistic love, mercy, compassion, tolerance and understanding. This chakra is mainly responsible for the cardiovascular system. |
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Throat Chakra - Vishuddha: |
Most important attribute - Ether - This chakra is extraordinary because it influences all other chakras via the human voice: i.e., chanting, singing, prayer. But the voice has negative aspects which can result in swearing, use of foul language. This chakra influences mouth/throat functions, the jaws, neck, bronchi, lungs and thyroid gland. |
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Third Eye Chakra - Adjna: |
This chakra is responsible for all aspects of the mind and perceptive qualities. The development of this chakra can result in the seeing of human auras, chakras and other psychic-spiritual phenomena. It is also responsible for the efficiency of the eyes, ears and nose. |
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Crown Chakra - Sahasrara: |
And lastly, the Sahasrara chakra, the 1000-petalled lotus of the ancient Hindu Vedas and Buddhist tantras. This chakra is traditionally associated with the Enlightenment of the human consciousness, the self-fulfilling gem of the ancient scriptures. |
Six thousand years before Jesus, the Sumerians were the first to open the doors of astrology to the Western world. The Sumerians laid the foundation for the scientific study of the constellation. They constructed a gigantic tower, seven hundred feet tall, and from that tower Sumerian priests used to observe the sky twenty-four hours a day. Sumerian metaphysicians soon learned that whatever happens to mankind is somehow ultimately connected with the stars — they are the source.
Six thousand years before Jesus, it was the view in Sumeria that whenever illness occurs, whenever epidemics are born, the stars are somehow connected. These days there is a scientific basis for this view. And those who understand the science of astrology today say it was the Sumerians who began the history of mankind.
In 1920, a Russian scientist, Chijevsky, investigated this matter deeply and discovered that every eleven years enormous explosions take place on the sun. Every eleven years a nuclear explosion occurs on the sun. Chijevsky discovered that whenever such nuclear explosions occur on the sun, wars and revolutions begin on Earth. According to him, during the past seven hundred years, whenever such phenomena have occurred on the sun, there have been disasters on Earth.
Chijevsky’s analysis was undeniable and, because it went against the Marxist viewpoint, in 1920 Stalin had him arrested and thrown into prison. Only after Stalin’s death could Chijevsky be released. For Stalin, Chijevsky’s conclusions must have seemed very strange. According to Marxist and communist thinking, whatever revolutions occur on the Earth are fundamentally caused by economic differences between men. But Chijevsky declared that the cause of revolutions is the explosions happening on the sun.
Osho: Hidden Mysteries, Chapter 5
Astrology is perhaps the most ancient subject and also in a way the most ignored. It is the most ancient because astrology has been in existence as far back as we have been able to investigate the history of mankind. Astrological inscriptions have been found on bone remnants from the Sumerian civilization which existed twenty-five thousand years before Jesus. Bone remnants have been discovered with astrological inscriptions and with an outline of the moon’s orbit in the sky.
But in India this science is even older. In the Rigveda reference is made to a certain constellation of the stars which could only have occurred ninety-five thousand years ago. Because of this, Lokmanya Tilak concluded that the Vedas must certainly be even more ancient: the constellation of the stars as the Vedas describe it could only have occurred at a certain moment ninety-five thousand years ago; so that particular vedic reference must be at least ninety-five thousand years old.
That particular vedic reference could not have been added at a later period. Other, younger generations would not have been able to work out a constellation that existed many years before. But now we have scientific methods which we can use to discover where the stars were at a particular moment in the distant past.
The deepest laws of astrology were first discovered in India. In fact it was only because of astrology that mathematics was born. To make astrological calculations, first mathematics was needed.
The digits used in arithmetic were invented in India — the numbers one to ten, which exist in all the world’s languages, are basically Indian in origin. And throughout the world the decimal system has been accepted: the decimal system was born in India, and it slowly spread throughout the entire world. When you say “nine” in English, it is simply a modification of the Sanskrit word nav. When you say “eight” in English, it is simply a modification of the Sanskrit word aht. The numerals one to nine, prevalent in all the world’s languages, came into existence only because of the influence of Indian astrology.