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Swadhistana Chakra

HOW TO UNBLOCK YOUR SWADISHTANA CHAKRA

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If we think about continuity no one dies; all lives continue to exist. Once in six months your body is completely changed; not one cell remains the same. When you are forty you are not what you were when you were 10 or when you were 20 or when you were 30. But you do not feel you died, though you are completely different; you are different physically, mentally, emotionally, materially because you feel you are continuing.

If you intelligent, even a little bit, understand that everything in existence continues in one form or another. Leaves become manure and become trees again. Understand and you will lose this fear.

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Illustration of a young boy adorned with traditional attire and jewelry.

Nothing dies, noting discontinues; everything continues in a manner that nature dictates. Your idea about death will change if you understand this. That you are going to continue, perhaps in a different form, different way.

Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam profile

Once you understand this Swadishthana blossoms. When you get the courage to live your life as you want, with complete insecurity, you will transcend your fear. You will look into your fear deeply and you will be transformed; you will transcend death; death can not touch you. If you die physically its meaning will change.

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Depiction of Paramashiva as a young boy in traditional attire and ornaments
Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

SWADISHTANA CHAKRA

VOLUME II

Swadishtana Chakra Symbol

CONSCIOUS DEATH

EXPERIENCE

ABOUT THE CHARKA

Emotion: Fear

Chakra: Swadhisthana Chakra

Location:
Two inches below the navel.
In Sanskrit, Swadhisthana means
'where your being is established' from
swa which means 'self' and
adhishthana which means 'established'.
This chakra is locked by fear,
especially the fear of death and it can
be made to flower by facing fear; by
facing death itself.

Meditation Technique to be an
innocent and egoless being:
Nirbhaya Dhyana— a technique
from Vedanta

Portrait of Nithyananda Paramashivam