Kali Yantra Vedic astrology Jyotish Mandala Meditation Vastu Tantra Yoga gift

Kali is a goddess who brings changes in herself, sweeping away everything for the sake of the revival of human energies and the development of the soul. Kali manifests itself in: - getting rid of the main fear of the first chakra-death; - liberation from attachment to the aspect of the physical body and other attachments that interfere with spiritual growth; - favor to spiritual forces; - connections with the Muladhara chakra and the raising of the Kundalini. Kali is the first of the ten Mahavidyas, the ten types of energies that make up the whole world. The ten Mahavidyas are the secret of all mysteries. Kali is the energy of the Divine mother Shakti in its destructive aspect. Shakti is known to be a female energy, and Shiva is a male one. Shiva is static, Shakti is dynamic, that is, Shakti is the manifestation of Shiva in dynamics. The word "kala" in Sanskrit has two meanings-time and death. In the phenomenal world, everything is limited by time. At a certain time, the energy of any being leaves him and death occurs. That is, death represents the end of the life force's lifetime. Matter does not arise and does not die, it changes its form. For this reason, death is a change or transformation. Kali is the goddess of such changes, which are absolutely necessary for the renewal of energy and spiritual development. Attachment to the material form causes fear of death. This is a fundamental fear, the roots of which lie in the brain stem. Such fear is the main obstacle to spiritual development. Kali frees from the fear of death – the fundamental anxiety of the first chakra. She is cruel to ignorant people who cling to their physical bodies, but in relation to the gods, she manifests as a Divine mother. A person who follows the spiritual path to perfection must overcome the grip of fear of death. For those who have overcome the main fear, the doors to the knowledge and comprehension of eternity open. The physical body depends on prana (energy), which penetrates into it through the left and right nostrils. Their activity stimulates the activity of the Ida and Pingala channels. These two energy channels begin in the Muladhara chakra (root) and end in the left and right nostrils, respectively. The energy of a person is his breath, at the same time it is the same energy that permeates the entire cosmos in the forms of time, movement and frequencies. Ida and Pingala are the streams of lunar and solar energy that keep a person within the time frame. But the main channel of Sushamna is timeless. It begins in the same Muladhara, passing along the spinal column ends in the cerebral cortex – the abode of consciousness. When the energy is channeled through Sushumna, the streams of lunar and solar energy become stationary, and Kundalini awakens. Kundalini rises through the thinnest channel inside the Sushumna and pierces the six chakras, simultaneously dissolving the five main elements in their source. These basic elements are the material components of the physical body. Any attachment during the rise of Kundalini causes a frightening feeling. When the attachments are eliminated, Kali (Kundalini, the Primordial force) will be satisfied, and the person goes beyond the phenomenal world to the kingdom of bliss to the abode of eternity (beyond the time-limited consciousness). Kali "Dark", the aspect of the Divine Mother, destroys time, and She destroys unrighteousness in the era of the decline of righteousness.From the point of view of the ego, It may seem frightening, but in fact, out of Its immeasurable compassion, it transforms us, destroying the ego. Behind Her cruel facade, there is a loving Mother who protects Her children and grants the grace of Liberation. Kali Mantra: OM KRIM KALIKAYIA NAMAH, OM KAPALINYIAY NAMAH !!! Yantra is ready to be hung on the wall !!!