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The lotus also represents purity and non-attachment, and is a symbol of Bhakti or love for the Source. Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe in the ancient scriptures, and Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe in these scriptures, are depicted sitting in a lotus. According to ancient scriptural text which details the life of Gautama Buddha, “the spirit of the best of men is spotless, like the new lotus in the [murky] water which does not adhere to it.” When the Buddha nature (spiritual nature) develops on the inner, the lotus unfolds and blossoms. This is why the Buddha is depicted sitting on a blooming lotus.

Kundalini Awakening
Kundalini is an evolutionary force that awakens as part of our spiritual evolution. In yogic theory, it is a primal energy or Shakti. In the Christian tradition it is referred to as the Holy Spirit. In the Kabbalistic tradition it is known as Shekhina energy. Kundalini is the inner force that opens us to bliss and the Source connection. In modern commentaries, Kundalini has been called “mother energy or intelligence of complete maturation”.

Kundalini Awakening
Kundalini is an evolutionary force that awakens as part of our spiritual evolution. In yogic theory, it is a primal energy or Shakti. In the Christian tradition it is referred to as the Holy Spirit. In the Kabbalistic tradition it is known as Shekhina energy. Kundalini is the inner force that opens us to bliss and the Source connection. In modern commentaries, Kundalini has been called “mother energy or intelligence of complete maturation”.

Kundalini is accelerating our shift in consciousness and is a prerequisite for self-realization. When it is awake in us, we see and feel the life force within ourselves and then evolve to see and feel it in all people, animals, plants, and the living planet itself. As we honor this energy and elevate it, it reconnects and brings us into balance with all that is. Kundalini is considered the energy of the Divine as it is experienced in the individual, it liberates us when we return this energy to its divine origin.

The word “Kundalini” generally refers to that dimension of energy that is yet to realize its potential. The Kundalini awakening or rising means you have found the technology of tapping into that energy. When we tap into this dimension of energy, we must be well grounded and well guided.

The chakras are the focus of many forms of holistic therapies practiced today. Classical Greek ideas about the chakras are contained in the writings of Plato, and alluded to in the teachings of Pythagoras and in the Hermetic traditions. Plato, who lived in the fifth century B.C.E. taught that our soul consists of:
1-Epithymia: desire or instinct (masses, stomach- 1st and 2nd chakras);
2-Thymos: righteousness and passion (warriors, chest- 3rd, 4th and 5th chakras):
3-Logos: wisdom and intuition (philosophers, head- 6th and 7th chakras). The third eye chakra was called in Greek Enkephalos or in Latin Cerebrum. This center Plato considered to be the seat of the psyche, or immortal soul, which the Romans called the genios or anima. The Sanskrit name for this chakra, Ajna, means, “Command Center”.