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The pic actually defines the greatest Indian Yoga Phil osophy and asaimilates shaivite Shakt Darshan with kundalini Shakti
I'm the pic central straight 3 lines represent 3 Nadis d left one is Pingala (controls Action part of human) & right one is Ida connects earth with human

The great Indian Philosophy cultivating Anthropological science
Decipher it if you can..
A challenge..!
Wait for the explanation..

To be continued..:: pic.twitter.com/IosNQPWrpI
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and control sensual part of body whereas middle part is Shushuma nadi on which seven chakras of Yoga in different stage of dhyan are represented which r

1. Muladhar
2. Swadishthana
3. Manipura
4. Anhat
5. Vishuddhi
6. Ajn
7. Sahasraar

Each chakra has its own phase and control a tatva of human body 5 kala are

1. Nivrati kala- all trapeze of earth (पृथ्वी) tatva r seized here
2. Pratishtha kala- all macro & micro srushti kalas assimilates here all trapeze from prathvi to jala tatva seizes here

3. Vidya kala- All trapeze from Purush tatva to maya tatva seizes here
4. Shanti kala- all aspects from shuddh kala to shakti kala assimilated here
5. Shantayateet kala- beyond shanti kala it stays in shiva

5 shiva in each kala

1. Adhar- south headed shiva
2. Vamdev- North headed Shiva yellow varn kriya shakti undeveloped
3. Sandyojaat(संद्योजात)- westheaded white varn shoonya sensitive raudri (रौद्री)
4. Tatpurush (तत्पुरुष)- east headed red varna sleep form kapalik

5. Ishaan- Upward headed mixed in varna utmost power

Each chakra contain certain mantra and set of consonant to chant and assimilate from adhaar to mahashunya many phases are reached like samna unmani, shakti etc where mahashunya is the utmost phase when man becomes assimilated

in Mahashiva in its utmost form..

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Marathas carried out rebuilding on a grand scale in the eighteenth century and Varanasi once again

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3. Sadhak must do constant number of mantra jaap

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