alchemy<\/a> must rely on the principle of \u015aakti yoga to influence the physical, energetic and mental states of the body.<\/p>\n\u015aakti yoga is an effective way to learn the laws of functioning of energy processes in the zone below the abdomen, whose activity in women is associated with the uterus. In various traditions, this zone has different names, and in the international tradition of describing subtle anatomy it is often called hara from Japanese “hara”, \u8179 literally “belly” (not to be confused with the Sanskrit “hara”, \u0939\u0930, a term meaning “destruction” or “elimination”). This center is the energy plexus that provides the nourishment of the organs and the brain, which is an important energy source for the whole body and the mind.<\/p>\n
In addition, \u015aakti yoga is a manifestation of the inner principle of lingam and yoni, where the uterus is seen as a womb, a receptacle, a bosom, which includes all 12 possible principles of energy development. Of these, 6 relate to temporal and 6 to timeless indicators. All of them, to varying degrees, possess the inner effort of absorption, of gathering, and are capable of representing the nature of \u015aakti with all its infinity, accepted as merging with the supreme force.<\/p>\n
\u015aakti yoga is the reality that enables perfection. To a certain extent, \u015aakti yoga is a three-level crucible in which different levels of energy work can exist.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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