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Q: Anyone out there knows, what the true meaning of a 'Bindi' is?
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ACCORDING TO ANCIENT INDIAN RESEARCH AND AUTHENTICATED BY GERMANS OF NOW; UNDERNEATH THE BINDI IS MOST VERSATILE POINT OF HUMAN BRAIN KNOWN AS
SAHASRA CHAKRA.
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Captain ji, between both the eyebrows is the Yogic Chakra called AGYAN CHAKRA (and not Sahastrar).
Meditating or focusing the yogic energy over Agya Chakra - located between one's eyebrows is one of the methods of awakening and refining the intellect, and especially these three powers: smriti (memory), vivek (concience), nirnay (decision).
Why is Bindi used? a tilak/tripund/bindi allows peaceful and calming influence upon Agyan Chaka and therefore upon intellect and its functions. Sandalwood, vermillion or other calming material is preferred.
Likewise a Choti/Shikha is also used by hindus, both males and females, on another very important Yogic center knows as Brahma Randhra. Yogis know how to pull out one's pran through this center, and this is the preferred way of quitting the body upon death, rather than other 9 lower centers. A Choti/Shikha helps awaken this center.
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ACCORDING TO ANCIENT INDIAN RESEARCH AND AUTHENTICATED BY GERMANS OF NOW; UNDERNEATH THE BINDI IS MOST VERSATILE POINT OF HUMAN BRAIN KNOWN AS
SAHASRA CHAKRA.
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Captain ji, between both the eyebrows is the Yogic Chakra called AGYAN CHAKRA (and not Sahastrar).
Meditating or focusing the yogic energy over Agya Chakra - located between one's eyebrows is one of the methods of awakening and refining the intellect, and especially these three powers: smriti (memory), vivek (concience), nirnay (decision).
Why is Bindi used? a tilak/tripund/bindi allows peaceful and calming influence upon Agyan Chaka and therefore upon intellect and its functions. Sandalwood, vermillion or other calming material is preferred.
Likewise a Choti/Shikha is also used by hindus, both males and females, on another very important Yogic center knows as Brahma Randhra. Yogis know how to pull out one's pran through this center, and this is the preferred way of quitting the body upon death, rather than other 9 lower centers. A Choti/Shikha helps awaken this center.