Yoga Teacher TrainingHere the Kundalini Shakti Arrived to Ajna Chakra The Third Eye That Gives the Proper Understanding About Your Existence When this Stage is Arrived Than the Last

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THE 5 MENTAL STATES

& KUNDALINI

BY TIMEA VITEZ

The Five Mental States or the Pancha Cittabhumi Is the Evolution of Consciousness

This Human Consciousness Will finally develop itSelf When it becomes Free from the impact of The Three Guna Namely: Tamas - Inertia Rajas - Activity Sattwa - Purity

We can compare The Evolution of the Consciousness in this 5 State  With the Awakening of Kundalini Shakti 

We can Say that the Lowest State  Is the Moodha State Means The Dullness of the Mind  and it Belongs of Mooladhara Chakra

Where Kundalini Shakti is Dormant or the Individual Consciousness is Sleeping and here Tama Guna is Dominant in this State

Nothing can keep you Active Spiritual or Blissful You Will Always Find Your Mind Dull, Inert and Tense Such is the effect of Tamas Over the Consciousness....

When Tama Guna Predominates and it’s Suppressing the Two Other Gunas

The Mind enters into an Inactive State. As a Result There is a process of Slow thinking 🥴

When this State deepens the Mental Inactivity Becomes Acute Manifesting in a State of Deep Neurosis 🤯 This is the Dull State of Mind Known as the “Moodha Chittabhumi”

After You Have Done Certain Practices This Becomes So Stimulated or Agitated that the Vibration Continues Up to Svādhiṣṭhāna and Manipoora Chakra

This State Known as Kshipta Chittabhumi the Wavering Unstable Distracted Mind Here Raja Guna is Predominant the Mental State is Scattered Broken into Pieces

However up to Manipoora there is every possibility for a spiritual aspirant to be thrown back to Mooladhara ...

Nevertheless When Consciousness has Reached Manipoora and has Stayed there for some time and has gone through or transcended it

Then the Consciousness becomes Steady In the Sense that Once Arrived to the Next level of Chittabhumi The Vikshipta State and from here Kundalini Shakti raise up to Ajna Chakra and from Ajna Chakra Onwards Vikshipta State of Mind is an Oscillating State of Mind

In this Particular State of Mind The Individual Consciousness Operates Between Steadiness and Distractions This is the usual condition of All Spiritual Aspirants When they Sit for Any Yogic Practice as Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dhrana, Dhyana

When the Flow of Concentration Born of Sattwa Is interrupted by Unsteadiness Born of Rajas One is Said to be In the Vikshipta State of Consciousness In this State of Consciousness The Student is very Sensitive and Subject to Moods

You will find Him or Her Meditating for Hours and Suddenly Leaving everything for Days However it’s a Very Important Stage Here Yoga Begins All the Gunas have complete Freedom here to Express Themselves Individually

When Sattwa has Free Expression One-Pointedness Ekagrata Chittabhumi Dawns When Rajas is Overpowering the mind is dissipated Wavering Vikshipta

When Tamas Comes into Play there is none pointedness neither dissipation there is only Dullness and Inactivity

It is Said that Yoga Begins When the Vikshipta State of Mind is arrived at. From the Vikshipta State Kundalini Shakti Raise Up through the Anahata Chakra and up to Visuddha Chakra and from there to Ajna Chakra ...

Ekagrata Means One Pointedness and in this Sattwa Guna is the Predominant Rajo, and Tamo Guna are absent. Here the Kundalini Shakti Arrived to Ajna Chakra The Third Eye That Gives the Proper Understanding About Your Existence

When this Stage is Arrived Than the Last One to be Achived Is: Nirodha, wich means: “Complete Cessation” In this Neither Tamas Nor Rajas, Nor Sattwa Guna Functions

That State of Mind called Trigunatita Beyond the Three Gunas When Consciousness is Absolutely Free From the Three Gunas That Chittabhumi is Called Nirodha

When Kundalini Shakti Reach up to the Sahasrara Chakra to Joining to Shiva That is Union Between the Individual Consciousness and the Suprem Consciousness That is the Perfect State

This is the Comparison Between the Awakening of Kundalini Consciousness and the Yogic Terminology

1. Moodha: Dullness of the mind 2. Kshipta: The wavering mind 3. Vikshipta: Partially stable 4. Ekagrata: One-pointed mind 5. Nirodha: Highest state, Samādhi

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