Description

by Nicolai Bachman and Todd Bush 2012

24×30 Color Poster rendered according to a Sanskrit text on the cakra-s

Cakra Poster Image

At last, an authentic, vivid representation of the seven cakra-s in a 24×30″ full-color poster.

The characteristics of the cakra-s have been graphically rendered according to a Sanskrit text written in 1577 called the Shat Chakra Nirupana. This text specifies the

• outer lotus petal color
• Sanskrit syllable and its color
• elemental shape (yantra), color, Sanskrit syllable and syllable color
• other miscellaneous characteristics

Also shown are the three primary energy channels (sushumna, ida, pingala) in their appropriate colors.

On the left side of each cakra are the

• cakra name in transliteration
• cakra name in the original Sanskrit script
• English translation of the cakra name
• anatomical location of the cakra

On the right side of each cakra are the

• primary sound of the cakra (the transliteration of the Sanskrit syllable shown in the center of the cakra)
• secondary sounds (the transliteration of the Sanskrit syllables shown inside each petal of the lotus)

The poster comes with a 2-sided description sheet.
On the front it explains the aspects of the chakra-s on the chart, and provides ways of using the chart in your practice.

On the back is a table showing every characteristic of each chakra, with SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO THE SANSKRIT VERSES IN THE TEXT.

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