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Shaastra Pramaana dhāmāntaḥ-kṣobhasambhūtasūkṣma-āgni-tilakākṛtīm | binduṁ śikhānte hṛdaye layānte dhyāyato layaḥ || 37 || Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra, sutra 37, dhāraṇa 14 dhāmāntaḥ: abode, dwelling place inside or within [antaḥ] (i.e. abode of light energy or eye); kṣobha: shaking, pressure, moving; sambhūtaḥ: being, coming together, proceeding from; sūkṣma: subtle; agni: fire, flame; tilakā: the sacred mark at the center of eyebrows; akṛtīm: in the form of, shape of, resembling; binduṁ: one-point; śikhānte: at the end of the hair tuft on the crown; hṛdaye: in the heart cave; layānte: absorption; dhyāyataḥ: by the restful awareness; layaḥ: dissolution, rest, completion Translation: By placing subtle pressure or awareness on the light energy in the eye, a spark of flame resembling the form of a tilaka mark [the sacred mark between the eyebrows, the ajna chakra] comes before the eye within. Placing the restful awareness on this bindu, the one-pointed flame in the third eye or at the energy center at the crown (śikānte) opens up in the heart cave. When this deep awareness reaches completion, there is absorption in the light of ultimate consciousness, the state of Paramashiva. Get your Third Eye awakened and initiated in the upcoming program Paramashivoham! For more info, visit: https://events.kailaasa.org/ Reference: Nithyananda.org Useful Links: https://Kailaasa.org https://kailasapedia.org/ https://Nithyanandapedia.org https://hinduismpedia.kailaasa
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