7 Chakras

Heart Chakra

Heart Chakra Blocking Free Energy of Kundalini Flow

Jun 14th, 2010
by G B SINGH.
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As the free energy of Kundalini flow gets blocked by the heart chakra, it ends up in clogging not only the flow of blood, but the flow of almost everything in your life.

As it happens so, we tend to shrink within our own self, slouching our shoulders in the process.

Which mental disposition makes us slouch our shoulders?

It’s simply the mental hurry that our psyche resorts to in whatever we are doing!

But how does the equation form itself?

Well, if we are ambitious, we will sure be in mental hurry to fulfill those ambitions.

Let us accumulate today, and tomorrow we shall spend it to enjoy!

The more and the earlier, the better we will be able to do so!

Our shoulders tend to push us forward, generating a forward slouch in them narrowing the chest and, in the process, heart also.

We turn into a petty soul.

The world turns into a battle field for us and the people around, our hostile competitors who we need winning the battle from.

They are our potential enemies always throwing challenges on us.

Our shoulders assume defensive stance against them as they interact with us.

We want to achieve their loyalty without ever accepting them as our fellow humans.

We want to be number 1!

Success becomes our reason to live.

Our social culture further reinforces these values in our mind.

We go on alienating ourselves from the world around.

We get buried in the grave of our own little, petty self!

The dead men walking and the dead men talking!!

We get entrapped in the vicious circle of our loneliness with our soul craving hard to be loved by everyone around without our ever loving them without any condition.

We crave to go rich.

We crave to go famous.

The rich and the famous!

Isn’t it this only that the entire world is craving for, today?

We feel we are insecure, out in the world around.

We also feel we need to keep our armor intact.

Our muscular armor provides us with our safety shield around our soul.

And the soul forgets how to flow with the free energy of Kundalini flowing through our body as it gets blocked at the location of the blocked heart chakra along our torso.

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Anahata: Heart disease, High Blood Pressure and Heart Attack

Jun 13th, 2010
by G B SINGH.
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Heart disease with high blood pressure or hypertension, heart attack and heart failure are the lifestyle diseases that a closed heart chakra aka Anahata is responsible for.

They specifically include coronary heart disease, cardiomyopathy, cardiovascular disease and congestive cardiac failure along with other cardiopathic conditions.

As of 2007, they are the leading cause of death throughout the world killing one person every 34 seconds in the United States alone.

Every year over 459,000 Americans die of coronary cardiac disease alone, which is a failure of the coronary circulation in supplying proper circulation to the cardiac muscle and its surrounding tissue.

Cardiomyopathy literally means “heart muscle disease”.

Cardiovascular disease is an umbrella term covering diseases affecting the heart and the vascular system, i.e., the veins and arteries leading to and from the heart.

Congestive cardiac failure is a consequence of any structural or functional cardiac disorder impairing the ability of the heart to pump sufficient blood throughout the body.

Persistent high blood pressure or hypertension is a major reason of stroke, heart attack, heart failure and arterial aneurysm, as well as a leading cause of chronic kidney failure.

As the chakra opens up by dissolving the frozen shoulder that a contracted pectoralis minor has caused through all the years of keeping the shoulders stiff, the overall cardiovascular condition immediately starts repairing itself in a miraculous way.

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Anatomy and Physiology of Heart Chakra aka Anahata

Jun 7th, 2010
by G B SINGH.
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The anatomy and physiology of the heart chakra aka Anahata are associated with those of the circulatory system or cardiovascular system.

As the chakra gets dissolved, the organ of heart as a muscle no more remains constricted as well as receives more oxygenated blood back from the lungs extra-activated through opening the solar plexus chakra.

Hence the heart is able to pump out more volume of pure oxygenated blood in its one single stroke that it doesn’t need to push very hard; and if the arteries are not already clogged, it tends to lower the pressure with which the blood is pumped out into the aorta.

Cardiovascular physiology is the study of the circulatory system or cardiovascular system. More specifically, it addresses the physiology of the heart (cardio) and blood vessels (vascular).

Prolonged aerobic exercise training that dissolving the solar plexus chakra automatically imparts to the body may also increase stroke volume, which frequently results in a lower (resting) heart rate.

Reduced heart rate prolongs ventricular diastole (filling), increasing end-diastolic volume, and ultimately allowing more blood to be ejected.

Some observed signs and symptoms suggest that the high blood pressure is caused by disorders in hormone regulation as well, which is a direct consequence of the neighboring chakra, i.e., the throat chakra, being closed.

So in combination with the solar plexus and the throat chakras, the chakra in question takes care of the well-being of heart along with cardiovascular physiology.

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Heart Chakra aka Anahata: Anatomical Configuration

Jun 6th, 2010
by G B SINGH.
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Now was the turn of pectoralis minor.

It was the fourth chakra, the heart chakra called Anahata in Sanskrit; ready to dissolve itself by dissolving the frozen shoulder that a contracted pectoralis minor had caused through all the years of keeping the shoulders stiff to a considerable extent.

Frozen shoulder tends to push us forward, generating a forward slouch in the shoulders narrowing the chest and, in the process, heart also.

Our slouching shoulders give us a defensive stance against a stranger that we find almost everyone of our fellow humans around.

We are living in a world full of enemies around, each one of us searching for friends who are nothing but illusions even when we feel we have got a few of them!

The moment one’s self-oriented motives clash with those of even the closest friends, one doesn’t hesitate stabbing them in their back.

A frozen shoulder doesn’t let us remain a big-hearted person.

The Pectoralis minor is a thin, triangular muscle, situated at the upper part of the chest, beneath the Pectoralis major.

It depresses the point of the shoulder, drawing the scapula inferior and medial, towards the thorax, and throwing its inferior angle posteriorly.

As the chakra opened, it pushed the elbows away from keeping touching the ribs on the outer sides of the thoracic diaphragm.

The chest went wider horizontally, increasing the distance between the two nipples.

The scapulae in the back postured themselves a little closer to each other.

Again in this maneuver too, the care was to be taken that the hips would not push them forward as well as the thoracic diaphragm would not drop itself DOWN or else squeeze itself IN; or else the entire maneuver would go distorted.

It took care of the thoracic cavity just like the sacral and the solar plexus chakras had taken, of the abdominal; and the root chakra, of the pelvic.

We shall talk about the effects of opening the fourth chakra, i.e., the heart chakra or Anahata on the physiology of various different systems connected with the area of its location in our next blog post to come.

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