Chakras are part of Kundalini awakening process, which comprises of nadi, chakra, prana and bindu. Chakras are the energy centers of the human body, where bindu, drops of essence, are collected as a result of controlling nadi, energy channels, and prana, subtle energy. Once the energy gets accumulated at Chakras, the path to the spiritual excellence is discovered and the subtle body that remains undiscovered within everyone awakes.
There are seven chakras in every human body, not physically, but spiritually, positioned just in place of certain character-controlling glands and organs. The most surprising fact is that, these Chakras were studied and found long ago before man invented the words – science, autopsy and organs.
Even today, scientists wonder how people of the olden days have managed to locate Chakras, the psychic centers of the body, and sort them according to their power. This is because the glands at or near a particular Chakra’s position contributes to the same characteristic of a human being as described in Vedas and Upanishads, as the act of chakras.
Ajna Chakra the last step to arise Kundalini
Ajna Chakra is the chakra located just right in the middle of our eyebrows, otherwise called as Bruhmadhya. The activation of Ajna Chakra sheds light in the eyes of our subtle body, to be precise – the only third eye, and shows the path to the real Moksha. Kundalini, the awakening of the subtle body, is attained soon after realizing the difference between the earth we live and sacred other world. Ajna Chakra leads the subtle body beyond limits of a physical body and shows the place where the Divine exploration reaches its next level, before attaining the final goal, Kundalini.
Ajna Chakra is at the exact spot where a gland called pineal gland, which produces the hormone Melatonin, is located at. The Melatonin hormone is responsible for sleep and waking up, where Ajna chakra take cares of the awakening of the spiritual body that travels from world to world, seeking the truth behind the Divine nature. All the six chakras, except Saharsara is located inside Human bodies and Ajna Chakra is the last step to activate Saharsara and attain Kundalini.
Tilakam – the third eye
A study in the early part of Nineteenth century on an Australia based animal called Tuatara, surprised the scientists involved in the study, with the revelation of a non-functioning but more similar eye-like part in its forehead. Further studies, keeping this in mind, revealed a more shocking fact that the pineal glands are light-responsive, that means, they react according to the intensity of the light and produce hormones accordingly. This fact is justifying the most common name for Ajna Chakra; the Third Eye Chakra.
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