Unit 6: Fill & Download for Free

Muladhara Chakra means the Root or Basic (Mula or Moola) Foundation or Center (Adhara).Let us first explore, enumerate, and explain the Science of Tantra, Chakras, and Nadis.The word, Tantra, is derived from Sanskrit root, Tan, which means the human body, and Shashtra, which means the knowledge.Hence, Tantra means the gross and subtle knowledge of the perfect adult human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and psychology.Tantra Vidya is the detailed knowledge of Chakras, Nadis, Kundalini, Kundalini Awakening, Kundalini Ascension, Kundalini Yoga, Self Realization, and Moksha (Salvation).1. Chakras:According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, an ancient book of Tantra, the seven major Chakras are Muladhara, Svadhisthana Nabhi, Anahata, Visudhi, Ajna, and Sahasrara.According to Akhand Sutra, there are ten major Chakras, which are associated with the ten major ganglia of the autonomic nervous system and the ten major endocrine glands.1. Muladhara Chakra (Power of 4 Petals): Pelvis. It is associated with the Ganglion-Impar (where two paravertebral chains of the sympathetic nervous system meet) and the endocrine glands in the pubic region. Kundalini sleeps in this center and is responsible for the integrated health and well being of the person. It is associated with Annamaya-Kosha.2. Svadhisthana Chakra (6): Sacral area. This center is associated with the reproductive organs and is responsible for reproductive health. Kundalini, on awakening from the sleep, goes to the Svadhi (own) and Sthana (center) Chakra. It is primarily associated with the sacral parasympathetic nervous system. It is associated with Pranamaya-Kosha.3. Nabhi Chakra (10): Lumbar Vertebrae. It is primarily associated with the Adrenal gland and the sympathetic nervous system and is responsible for emotional health. It is associated with Pranamaya-Kosha, the emotional sheath.4. Manipura Chakra (10): Lumbar Vertebrae. It is associated with the Pancreas, the integrated autonomic nervous systems, and Manomaya-Kosha, the concrete mind.5. Anahata Chakra (12): Chest. It is associated with the heart and lungs, the integrated autonomic nervous system, Manomaya-Kosha, the concrete, and the compassionate mind.6. Visudhi Chakra (16): Throat. It is associated with the Thyroid, Parathyroid, and vocal expressions.7. Ajna-Chakra (28): Between the Eye-Brow. It is associated with the Brainstem and Pituitary and is responsible for the constant maintenance of the internal environment of the body.8. Vigyan Chakra (52): Forehead. This is primarily associated with Hypothalamus, the maintenance of the internal environment of the body, and Vigyanmaya-Kosha, the intellectual mind (Buddhi).9. Pragyan Chakra (96): The center of Head Hairline. This is associated with the cortex of the brain, the conscious awareness of the external and internal world, and Anandmaya-Kosha, the Blissfulness. It is also called Bindu Chakra and Lalana Chakra.10. Sahasrara Chakra (1000): Top of Head. This is primarily associated with the three outer layers of the neocortex of the brain. This Chakra acts as an antenna for direct knowledge of the Universal Consciousness.2. Nadis: There are 72,000 subtle channels (Nadis), which connect different Chakras.3. Kundalini: This mysterious divine force is also called Indwelling Soul (Antaratma).Kundalini is awake during the waking hours and goes to sleep in Muladhara Chakra.Kundalini is like the Mother, who runs to save her child.4. Kundalini Awakening-Ascension-Yoga: The conscious awakening and ascension of Kundalini through the major Chakras to Sahasrara Chakra is called Kundalini Yoga.5. Kundalini Yoga - The External Route: Kundalini from Muladhara Chakra can ascend to Sahasrara Chakra through the external route of AURA (Pranayamaya-Kosha).This ascension is temporary and Kundalini comes back after a while.7. Akhand Yoga – The Internal Route: The real abode of Kundalini is Brahm-Nadi, within Sushumna-Nadi. The process of the entry of Kundalini into Brahm-Nadi, within Sushumna-Nadi, is called Antar Yoga, the tenth stage of Akhand Yoga. It can lead to permanent change.Now, let us explore, enumerate, and explain the special features of Muladhara Chakra.Muladhara Chakra: Four Petals – Explanation with Scientific Evidence.According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, there are four petals in Muladhara Chakra.Four petals represent the four heads of Bal-Brahma (Child Brahma), Lord of Creation.It is associated with the earth element and the sense of smell.According to Akhand Sutra, Muladhara Chakra is associated with the following.Location: The bottom part of the pelvis.Vertebral Column: It is associated with the four fused bones of coccyx.4 Spinal Nerves: These arise from the coccygeal part of the spinal cord.Endocrine Glands: It is associated with the scattered endocrine glands in the pelvic region, which are responsible for the characteristic body smell of the person.It is associated with the Ganglion-Impar or Coccygeal Ganglion.Sympathetic Nervous System: Thoracic-1 to Lumbar-2 Segments – 14 Segments.The Origin: From 14 segments of the thoracic and lumbar region of the spinal cord.Preganglionic fibers: There are 14 pairs or a total of 28 fibers.Paravertebral Chains: The left and right chains of the paravertebral ganglia.Ganglion-Impar: The left and right paravertebral chains unite at the bottom to form Ganglion-Impar or Coccygeal Ganglion called Muladhara Chakra.Ganglion-Impar is associated with the four major nerves, the left and right paravertebral chain, and two sympathetic nerve branches which supply the left and right legs.The Sympathetic Nervous System and Divyank Ratio:28 preganglionic fibers of the sympathetic nervous system give rise to 45 ganglia of the paravertebral chain of the sympathetic nervous system.Divyank Ratio: 45/28=1.618034.It represents the most approximated decimal value of the Golden Ratio.Is it a mere coincidence?The Essence and Conclusion:I am glad that with the regular practice of the ten cardinal stages of Akhand Yoga and conscientious chanting of Akhand Gayatri Mantra, I was able to experience the presence of the ten major Chakras of the body and find their association with the autonomic nervous system and the endocrine glands, which subconsciously and unconsciously control and regulate the external and internal environment (homeostasis) of the human body.For detailed knowledge, please download and read Akhand Sutra from Akhand Vidyashram.The eBook is free.

To attain and maintain the fundamental objectives of the perfect physical health, emotional stability, abundance of wealth, overall prosperity, social health, religious health, mental health, wisdom, comforts, name, and fame, the most important center of consciousness is Muladhara Chakra, the Root or Basic (Mula or Moola) Foundation or Center (Adhara).The rest of the nine major Chakras are essential for Spiritual Evolution and Enlightenment.Let us first explore, enumerate, and explain the science of Tantra, Chakras, and Nadis.The word, Tantra, is derived from Sanskrit root, Tan, which means the human body, and Shashtra, which means the knowledge.Hence, the detailed and descriptive study of the hundred trillion cells of the adult human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and psychology is the first vital pillar of Tantra.Without the foundation of perfect health, we cannot achieve the objectives of human life.Tantra Vidya is the detailed knowledge of Chakras, Nadis, Kundalini, Kundalini Awakening, Kundalini Ascension, Kundalini Yoga, Self Realization, and Moksha (Salvation).1. Chakras:According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, an ancient book of Tantra, the seven major Chakras are Muladhara, Svadhisthana Nabhi, Anahata, Visudhi, Ajna, and Sahasrara.According to Akhand Sutra, there are ten major Chakras, which are associated with the ten major ganglia of the autonomic nervous system and the ten major endocrine glands.1. Muladhara Chakra (Power of 4 Lotus Petals):It is located in the pelvis and is associated with the Ganglion-Impar (where two paravertebral chains of the sympathetic nervous system meet) and the endocrine glands in the pubic region.Kundalini sleeps in this center and is responsible for the integrated health and well being of the person. It is associated with Annamaya-Kosha.2. Svadhisthana Chakra (Power of 6 Lotus Petals):It is located in the sacral region. This center is associated with the reproductive organs and is responsible for reproductive health.Kundalini, on waking from the sleep, goes to the Svadhi (own) and Sthana (center) Chakra.It is primarily associated with the sacral parasympathetic nervous system and Pranamaya-Kosha.3. Nabhi Chakra (Power of 10 Lotus Petals:It is located in the lumbar region and is primarily associated with the Adrenal gland and the sympathetic nervous system and Pranamaya-Kosha, and is responsible for emotional health.4. Manipura Chakra (Power of 10 Lotus Petals):It is located in the lumbar region and is associated with the Pancreas, the integrated autonomic nervous systems, and Manomaya-Kosha, the concrete mind.5. Anahata Chakra (Power of 12 Lotus Petals):It is located in the chest and is associated with the heart and lungs, the integrated autonomic nervous system, Manomaya-Kosha, the concrete, and the compassionate mind.6. Visudhi Chakra (Power of 16 Lotus Petals):It is located in the throat and is associated with the Thyroid, Parathyroid, and vocal expressions.7. Ajna-Chakra (Power of 28 Lotus Petals):It is located between the Eye-Brows and is associated with the Brainstem and Pituitary.It is responsible for the constant maintenance of the internal environment of the body.8. Vigyan Chakra (Power of 52 Lotus Petals):It is located in the middle of the Forehead and is primarily associated with Hypothalamus, the maintenance of the internal environment of the body, and Vigyanmaya-Kosha, the intellectual mind (Buddhi).9. Pragyan Chakra (Power of 96 Lotus Petals):It is located in the center of the head hairline and is associated with the cortex of the brain, the conscious awareness of the external and internal world, and Anandmaya-Kosha, the Blissfulness. It is also called Bindu Chakra and Lalana Chakra.10. Sahasrara Chakra (Power of 1000 Lotus Petals):It is located on top of the head and is primarily associated with the three outer layers of the neocortex of the brain.This Chakra acts as an antenna for direct knowledge of the Universal Consciousness.Now, let us explore, enumerate, and explain the special features of Muladhara Chakra.Muladhara Chakra: Four Petals – Explanation with Scientific Evidence.According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, there are four petals in Muladhara Chakra.Four petals represent the four heads of Bala-Brahma (Child Brahma), Lord of Creation.It is associated with the earth element and the sense of smell.According to Akhand Sutra, Muladhara Chakra is associated with the following.Location: The bottom part of the pelvis.Vertebral Column: It is associated with the four fused bones of coccyx.4 Spinal Nerves: These arise from the coccygeal part of the spinal cord.Endocrine Glands: It is associated with the scattered endocrine glands in the pelvic region, which are responsible for the characteristic body smell of the person.It is associated with the Ganglion-Impar or Coccygeal Ganglion.Sympathetic Nervous System: Thoracic-1 to Lumbar-2 Segments – 14 Segments.The Origin: From 14 segments of the thoracic and lumbar region of the spinal cord.Preganglionic fibers: There are 14 pairs or a total of 28 fibers.Paravertebral Chains: The left and right chains of the paravertebral ganglia.Ganglion-Impar: The left and right paravertebral chains unite at the bottom to form Ganglion-Impar or Coccygeal Ganglion called Muladhara Chakra.Ganglion-Impar is associated with the four major nerves, the left and right paravertebral chain, and two sympathetic nerve branches which supply the left and right legs.The Sympathetic Nervous System and Divyank Ratio:28 preganglionic fibers of the sympathetic nervous system give rise to 45 ganglia of the paravertebral chain of the sympathetic nervous system.Divyank Ratio: 45/28=1.618034.It represents the most approximated decimal value of the Golden Ratio.Is it a mere coincidence?The Essence:Muladhara Chakra, which is located in the pelvis, is responsible for conscious control and balance of the autonomic nervous system, which is designed to regulate the normal functions of the hundred trillion cells of the body.The power of Muladhara Chakra can be enhanced with the regular practice of Yoga.Now, let us explore, enumerate, and explain the science of Yoga.According to Patanjali Yogasutras, the stoppage of fluctuations of the mind is called Yoga.For enhancing the power of Muladhara Chakra, the following eight stages of Ashtanga-Yoga is more than enough. It can lead to the conscious control of the five senses, mind, and consciousness resulting in the equilibrium of the senses, mind, consciousness, breath, and the human body.Muladhara Chakra is primarily designed for normal healthy and prosperous day-to-day life. Hence, it is considered the most important Chakra of Good Life. The eight stages are.1. Yamaha: Five Virtues of Non-violence, Truth, Non-possessiveness, Non-acquisitiveness, and Brahmachar.2. Niyamas: Five disciplines of Purity, Contentment, Self-study, Austerity, and Self-Surrender to Nature.Strict adherence to the principles of Yamahas and Niyamas are absolutely essential for emotional health.3. Asanas: The physical exercises and postures to strengthen the body.4. Pranayama: To regulate the flow of breath to control the mind.5. Pratyahara: The withdrawal of senses from the external world.6. Dharana: The process of creating a shield around the mental energy.7. Dhyana: The art of pin-pointed concentration on an object or a subject.8. Samadhi: The art of letting go of the mind.For Spiritual Evolution and Enlightenment:We need to follow the following two more stages, Chakra Yoga and Antar Yoga.9. Chakra Yoga: The activation and integration of the ten major centers of consciousness of the body called Chakras.10. Antra Yoga: The internalization of the Soul consciousness within the central most part, the central canal within the spinal cord and the ventricles of the brain.The Conclusion:The integral health of Muladhara Chakra is absolutely essential for a normal trouble-free life.For detailed knowledge, please download and read Akhand Sutra from Akhand Vidyashram.The eBook is free.

In Reality, two intertwining snakes are used in the well-known symbol of Chakras, Nadis, Kundalini, and Tantra. Almost an identical symbol is used to represent the modern medical symbol, the staff of Hermes, Mercury, and the symbol of Hercules. Snakes, which belong to the reptilian family, have been closely associated with many other symbols, which include many Indian Gods and Goddesses, Adam and Eve, and the Crown of Egyptian Pharaohs.The symbol of the Benzene Ring was designed based on the dream of a snake eating its own tail.The snakes have fascinated the minds of almost every intelligent generation and have been the leading subject of discussion, deliberation, and contemplation of almost every Age.Somehow, I do not find any consistent, logical, rational, analytic, and scientific explanation in the available commentaries on the subject of snakes.As a result, it can be concluded that the snakes are one of the greatest mysteries of Nature.An Important Statement:I have tried my best to churn out the available data, information, knowledge, and wisdom associated with the symbols of snakes in the light of neuro-embryology, neuro-anatomy, neurophysiology, neurochemistry, neuropsychology, and neurosciences to find an amicable reason of the association of snakes with the symbol of Chakras, Nadis, Kundalini, and Tantra.Let us first comprehend the science of Tantra.The word, Tantra, is derived from Sanskrit root, Tan, which means the human body, and Shashtra, which means the knowledge.The human body is made of hundred trillion cells and the study of the gross aspects of the human body is called human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and psychology.Tantra Vidya is the detailed knowledge of Chakras, Nadis, Kundalini, Kundalini Awakening, Kundalini Ascension, Kundalini Yoga, Self Realization, and Moksha (Salvation).1. Chakras:According to Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, an ancient book of Tantra, the seven major Chakras are Muladhara, Svadhisthana Nabhi, Anahata, Visudhi, Ajna, and Sahasrara.According to Akhand Sutra, there are ten major Chakras, which are associated with the ten major ganglia of the autonomic nervous system and the ten major endocrine glands.1. Muladhara Chakra (Power of 4 petals): Pelvis. It is associated with the Ganglion-Impar (where two paravertebral chains of the sympathetic nervous system meet) and the endocrine glands in the pubic region. Kundalini sleeps in this center and is responsible for the integrated health and well being of the person. It is associated with Annamaya-Kosha.2. Svadhisthana Chakra (6): Sacral area. This center is associated with the reproductive organs and is responsible for reproductive health. Kundalini, on awakening from the sleep, goes to the Svadhi (own) and Sthana (center) Chakra. It is primarily associated with the sacral parasympathetic nervous system and Pranamaya-Kosha (AURA).3. Nabhi Chakra (10): Lumbar Vertebrae. It is primarily associated with the Adrenal gland and the sympathetic nervous system and is responsible for emotional health. It is associated with Pranamaya-Kosha, the emotional sheath.4. Manipura Chakra (10): Lumbar Vertebrae. It is associated with the Pancreas, the integrated autonomic nervous systems, and Manomaya-Kosha, the concrete mind.5. Anahata Chakra (12): Chest. It is associated with the heart and lungs, the integrated autonomic nervous system, Manomaya-Kosha, the concrete, and the compassionate mind.6. Visudhi Chakra (16): Throat. It is associated with the Thyroid, Parathyroid, and vocal expressions. It purifies the mind, consciousness, and thoughts.7. Ajna-Chakra (28): Between the Eye-Brow. It is associated with the Brainstem and Pituitary and is responsible for the constant maintenance of the internal environment of the body.8. Vigyan Chakra (52): Forehead. This is primarily associated with Hypothalamus, the maintenance of the internal environment of the body, and Vigyanmaya-Kosha, the intellectual mind (Buddhi).9. Pragyan Chakra (96): The center of Head Hairline. This is associated with the cortex of the brain, the conscious awareness of the external and internal world, and Anandmaya-Kosha, the Blissfulness.10. Sahasrara Chakra (1000): Top of Head. This is primarily associated with the three outer layers of the neocortex of the brain. This Chakra acts as an antenna for direct knowledge of the Universal Consciousness.2. Nadis: These subtle channels connect with a particular set of Chakras.Sanskrit word, 'Nadi' comes from the root 'Nad', which means motion or movement, and the subtle channel.The vital life force of Prana/Kundalini flows from Muladhara Chakra to other Chakras through these subtle channels.There are about 72,000 Nadis, which connect different parts of the physical body with different Chakras.The Major Nadis:Ida-Nadi and Pingala-Nadi:Sat-Chakra-Nirupana,“Merorbahyapradese sasi mihira-sire savyadakse nisanne”,In the space outside the Meru (the vertebral column) placed on the left and the right sides, are the two nadis, Sasi and Mihir.They are also known as Ida/Lunar, and Pingala/Solar, respectively.Origin: They originate from Muladhara Chakra, the Basic Chakra.Pathway: They intertwine around the Sushumna Nadi.Termination:1. Ida Nadi terminates in the left nostril.2. Pingala Nadi terminates in the right nostrils.The Neuroscience:To comprehend the Science of Muladhara Chakra, Ida-Nadi, Pingala-Nadi, and Sushumna-Nadi, we should understand the sympathetic nervous system, the dynamic aspect of the autonomic nervous system.The Sympathetic Nervous System: Divyank, the Divine Constant.The most powerful sympathetic nervous system is closely associated with the fluctuating, fleeting, and flirting mind, human problems-sufferings, and Eternal Salvation (Moksha).The sympathetic nervous system is meticulously designed with Divyank, the Divine Constant, with which the perfect and most beautiful objects of the entire universe and Nature are designed and created.1. There are 28 preganglionic sympathetic nerve fibers, which arise from 14 segments of the spinal cord (T-1 to L-2).As a result, the sympathetic nervous system is called “Thoraco-Lumbar Outflow”.2. The preganglionic fibers lead to the formation of the left and the right paravertebral sympathetic nervous system chains.These are associated with Ida-Nadi and Pingala-Nadi respectively.3. Each chain consists of 22 paravertebral ganglia.There are 44 paravertebral ganglia.4. The left and the right paravertebral sympathetic chains unite at the bottom to form Ganglion-Impar or Coccygeal Ganglion, called Muladhara Chakra.5. The 45 paravertebral ganglia (22+22+1) divided by 28 preganglionic fibers lead to the Golden Ratio (Divyank Ratio), the most economical algorithm of Nature.Is this a mere coincidence?Sushumna-Nadi:Location: It extends from the pelvis to the head and resembles the vertebral column which houses the spinal cord. The vertebral column has three protective sheaths, dura mater, arachnoid and pia mater and they are separated from each other by fluid containing spaces, the sub-dural and the subarachnoid spaces.The Components of Sushumna-Nadi:1. Vahini-Nadi: Within Sushumna-Nadi is Vahini-Nadi.Sat-Chakra-Nirupana, “The shining energy (Ojas) flows from the Medhra (Reproductive organs) to the head through this channel. Vahini means flowing”.It resembles and represents the subarachnoid space.2. Surya-Nadi: It is within Vahini-Nadi.It resembles the white matter of the ascending and descending tracts of the spinal cord.It carries the sensory signals from the body and the motor signals from the central nervous system.3. Chandran-Nadi: It is within Surya-Nadi.It can be compared with the grey matter of the spinal cord.4. Brahma-Nadi: It is within Chandran-Nadi.It resembles a cave (Guhayam) and it can be easily compared with the central canal of the spinal cord and the ventricles of the brain.The Conclusion:Muladhara Chakra and Svadhisthana Chakra are associated with the sacral parasympathetic nervous system and the formation of reproductive hormones and Ojas.The higher Chakras of the brain are associated with the cranial parasympathetic nervous system and the synthesis of higher brain neurotransmitters and Tejas (Enlightenment).Sushumna-Nadi is responsible for the autonomic nervous system balance.The Dwelling Abode of Atma (Kundalini):According to Taittiriya Upanishad, the dwelling place of Atma is within the blissful sheath of Anandamaya-kosha.He, who can realize the self residing in a cave within, realizes God.Antaratma, the indwelling Soul, after entering the ventricles of the brain can activate and integrate the entire nervous system.It proves that the residing place of the indwelling Soul is a cave, the ventricles of the brain (Guhayam) and not the heart (Hridya).3. Kundalini: This mysterious divine force is also called Indwelling Soul (Antaratma).Kundalini is awake during the waking hours and goes to sleep in Muladhara Chakra.4. Kundalini Awakening: For Spiritual evolution, Kundalini awakening with special techniques are recommended by different Schools of Tantra.I am fully against any premature, accidental, and forced awakening of Kundalini.Kundalini should rise by itself to Sahasrara Chakra.5. Kundalini Ascension: The activation, awakening, and ascension of Kundalini can lead to the activation and integration of the ten major Chakras of the body.The External Route: The sleeping Kundalini from Muladhara Chakra can ascend to Sahasrara Chakra through the external route of AURA (Pranayamaya-Kosha).This ascension is temporary and Kundalini comes back after a while.6. Kundalini Yoga: The ascension of Kundalini to the highest center of the brain called Sahasrara Chakra and union of the individual human brain, mind, and consciousness with the Universal Consciousness is called Kundalini Yoga.7. Akhand Yoga: The real abode of Kundalini is Brahm-Nadi, within Sushumna-Nadi.Now, let us explore, enumerate, and explain the Science of Sheaths (Koshas) of the body.The External Manifestations:According to Akhand Sutra, there are five external sheaths (Koshas) around the body.1. Annamaya-Kosha: The innermost sheath of the human body is made of the food (Anna).This sheath is observed surrounding the physical body and is a reflection of physical health.2. Pranamaya-Kosha: The second sheath consists of the flow of the vital breath (Prana).It is observed around the physical body and is a reflection of emotional health.3. Manomaya-Kosha: The third sheath consists of the concrete mind.This sheath is normally observed around the pelvis and abdomen area.4. Vigyanmaya-Kosha: The fourth sheath consists of an intelligent mind (Buddhi).This is normally observed above the diaphragm.5. Anandmaya-Kosha: The fifth sheath consists of the blissful mind and consciousness.It is normally observed above and behind the head.The Internal Manifestations:According to Taittriya Upanishad (II.2.6),1. Annamaya-Kosha: The outermost sheath of the human body is made of the food (Anna).It is associated with skin, bones, muscles, and organs.2. Pranamaya-Kosha: The second sheath consists of the heart and blood vessels through which the contents of the blood including the vital oxygen molecules flow of the cells.The body cannot survive with the essential oxygen molecules, which are carried in the hemoglobin molecule of the red blood cells.Pranamaya-Kosha (Strong AURA) around the body is primarily due to the production of bio-magnetism by the oxygenation process of the hemoglobin molecules of the red blood cells.3. Manomaya-Kosha: The third sheath consists primarily of the peripheral sensory nerves, the evaluating interneurons of the spinal cord, and the peripheral motor nerves.4. Vigyanmaya-Kosha: The fourth sheath consists of an intelligent mind (Buddhi).It can be associated with the grey matter of the spinal cord and the brain.5. Anandmaya-Kosha: The fifth sheath consists of the blissful mind and consciousness.It is associated with the central canal of the spinal cord and the ventricles of the brain.Now, let us explore, enumerate, and explain the science of Akhand Yoga.1. Yamaha: Five Virtues of Non-violence, Truth, Non-possessiveness, Non-acquisitiveness, and Brahmacharya.2. Niyamas: Five disciplines of Purity, Contentment, Self-study, Austerity, and Self-Surrender to Nature.3. Asanas: The physical exercises and postures to strengthen the body.4. Pranayama: To regulate the flow of breath to control the mind.5. Pratyahara: The withdrawal of senses from the external world.6. Dharana: The process of creating a shield around the mental energy.7. Dhyana: The art of pin-pointed concentration on an object or a subject.8. Samadhi: The art of letting go of the mind and the emergence of Soul consciousness within the physical body.9. Chakral Yoga: The activation and integration of the ten major Chakras with the rest of the body with the help of Kundalini Awakening, Kundalini Ascension, and Kundalini Yoga.10. Antra-Yoga: The internalization of Kundalini (Soul) within the central canal of the spinal cord (Brahm-Nadi within Sushumna-Nadi) and then to the ventricles of the brain (Guhayam).The Spiritual Benefits of Akhand Yoga:I was able to decode the hidden messages of stories of Vedas, and Upanishads.The study of Maha Narayani Upanishad helped me conceive the following mantra.Akhand Gayatri Mantra:“AUM* - Bhur, AUM*- Bhuvah, AUM* - Suvah, AUM* - Maha, AUM* - Jana, AUM* -Tapah, AUM* - Gyan, AUM*- Vigyan, AUM* - Pragyan, AUM* - Satyam!AUM*, Tat Savitur Varenayam, Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi, Dhio Yo-nah Prachodayath!!AUM* - Bhur, AUM*- Bhuvar, AUM* - Jyotir, AUM* - Vayur, AUM* - Amaruta, AUM* -Paramatma, AUM* - Ishvara, AUM*- Surya, AUM* - Antaratma, AUM* - Jivatma, AUM*!!!”Akhand Gayatri Mantra has 10 Maha Vyahritis.They activate, awaken and integrate 10 major centers (Chakras).AUM* is repeated 22 times.Divyank, the Divine Constant:The perfect objects of the universe and Nature are designed and created with Divyank.Divyank is represented as ((22/21)10.34419) = 1.618034.1. The number, 22/21 represents the first stage of creation (Brahma Consciousness).2. The number, 10, represents the ten stages of development (Vishnu Consciousness).3. The five digits, 0.34419, represent the last stage of maturation (Shiva Consciousness).4. The sum, 1.618034 represents the most economical algorithm of Nature.5. Divyank represents the most approximate decimal value of the Golden Ratio.6. Divyank Ratio: 38.1966% and 61.8034%.7. The square of 61.8034 is equal to 3819.66 (a hundred times the value of 38.1966).8. Such a precise representation is not seen in the known Golden Ratio.9. Divyank Sequence: 61.8034, 100.00, 161.8034, 261.8034 and so forth.10. Divyank Sequence is much better than the Fibonacci sequence or the Golden Ratio.The Scientific Applications of Divyank Ratio:1. With the absolute values of Divyank Ratio, we can easily calculate the single and most reliable value of every vital biophysical parameter of the perfect adult human anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry.2. If we can maintain these values for life, we can curtail aging, prevent the most common ailments, and make optimum of the human birth, life, brain, mind, consciousness, and potentials.3. With the help of Divyank, Divyank Ratio, and Divyank Sequence, we can eliminate the confusion created by the wide spectrum of values of different aspects of biophysical parameters of the body.4. With that, we can simplify medical education, research, and treatment modules.5. Only perfectly healthy, wealthy, wise, and happy human beings and human society can create harmony, equilibrium, and peace in the world, the urgent need of the day.The Conclusion:The snakes are associated with Ida-Nadi and Pingala-Nadi.These subtle channels are associated with the left and right paravertebral sympathetic nervous system chains.The snakes are associated with the mind and consciousness.The control of the fluctuations of the senses, mind, consciousness, and the sympathetic nervous system is called Akhand Yoga.Sushumna-Nadi is associated with the vertebral column and the automatic balance of the autonomic nervous system, which controls and regulates the unconscious, subconscious, and superconscious functions of the hundred trillion cells of the human body.For detailed knowledge, please download and read Akhand Sutra from Akhand Vidyashram.The eBook is free.