Anahata
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The heart centre — if defiled, a worn kavach is held to stop working.
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Why a defiled anahata leaves the kavach defiled too
If the state settles into the mind that our kavach has become impure — there are many causes, he says, which he need not spell out — then in such a state the abhishek of the kavach is absolutely compulsory. Because it is a thing connected with your heart, with the anahata: if the anahata has become defiled and your mind has become defiled, then the kavach too will remain defiled. That is, the energy is present there, but you are not able to assimilate it at all, and you will begin to feel uchchatit. Keeping these matters in view, he says, that is how it is to be done.
Three places for nimbu bali on the body: ajna, anahata and navel
The speaker says bali on the body is given on the ajna chakra; if the problem is so severe that the person cannot even get up, it is given at three places — the ajna chakra at the forehead, the heart between the breasts where the anahata is held to be and where prana-vayu is seated, and near the navel. The cut is easy on the chest and above the forehead, but the belly near the navel needs more care as it is not a hard place. If the lemon has been charged with one's sidh mantra, these things get cut quickly, and the patient begins to feel relief within 5 to 30 minutes.
Anahata is named for the "unstruck sound" heard in deep meditation, and its awakening is the first real basis of spiritual change.
Anahata, at the heart, governs selfless love (ahetuka bhakti) and compassion; its name means "unstruck sound," referring to a subtle sacred vibration heard in deep meditation without physical cause — its awakening is described as the first real basis of true spiritual change.
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