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Kundalini Shakti is a powerful spiritual energy that lies dormant within each individual. It is believed to be the source of all spiritual and physical power, and when awakened, it can bring about profound transformation in one’s life. Kundalini Shakti can be awakened through various practices such as meditation, yoga, chanting, and pranayama (breathing exercises). The process of awakening Kundalini Shakti begins with the purification of the body and mind. This involves abstaining from negative habits such as smoking, drinking alcohol, and eating unhealthy foods. It also involves developing a regular practice of meditation and yoga to help clear the mind and open up the energy channels in the body. Once the body and mind are purified, one can begin to awaken Kundalini Shakti by focusing on specific areas of the body such as the root chakra (located at the base of the spine) or the third eye (located between the eyebrows). Through visualization techniques, one can imagine a spiral of en

  The celestial prana weather time etc chakras diagrams with Devanagari Urdu text from Kashmir are a set of diagrams that depict the energy flow of the seven major chakras in the body. The diagrams are based on traditional Indian and Tibetan Buddhist teachings, and are used to help visualize and understand the energy flow of the chakras. The diagrams are written in Devanagari, an ancient script used in India and Nepal, as well as Urdu, a language spoken in Kashmir. The diagrams show how each of the seven major chakras is connected to the other six. Each chakra is represented by a symbol, such as a lotus flower or a wheel, and is associated with certain colors, elements, and qualities. The diagrams also show how each chakra is connected to certain organs and systems in the body. For example, the root chakra is associated with the adrenal glands and reproductive system, while the crown chakra is associated with the brain and nervous system. The diagrams also depict how energy flows throu

Tibetan Medicine, also known as Sowa Rigpa, is an ancient system of healing that has been practiced in Tibet for centuries. It is based on the teachings of the Buddha and incorporates elements of Ayurveda, Chinese medicine, and traditional Tibetan healing practices. The main text of Tibetan Medicine is the Four Tantras (Gyud-shi), which were written by the great physician Yuthok Yonten Gonpo in the 12th century. These texts provide a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of Tibetan Medicine, including diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. Rechung Rinpoche was a renowned Tibetan physician who wrote several important texts on Tibetan Medicine. He was born in 1148 CE in Kham, Tibet and studied under Yuthok Yonten Gonpo himself. Rechung Rinpoche wrote several commentaries on the Four Tantras as well as other works such as The Blue Beryl (Me-tog-gi-me) and The White Beryl (Dag-me). These texts provide detailed information about diagnosis, treatment, and prevention from a va