YOGRAJOPNISHAT

                                                    
                                                        YOGRAJOPNISHAT

Now for the yog sidhi of yogis, Yograj is being explained here. It comprises of Yog, Mantra, Laya and Raj i.e. all the four. Seers have explained it as four different aspects, Asan, Pran, Dhyan and Samadhi. These four are there in all kinds of yoga. A brahmin should do mantra jap of Brahma or Vishnu or Shiva. Vatsraj succeeded in mantra jap while Vyas etc. succeded in Laya yoga.

Mahatamas transcend all the nine chakras to achieve sidhis. First chakra is like bhaga with three circles and is called Brahm chakra. Near the anus is moolkand which is called Kaamroop and is also called Vahnikund(fire pit) & tattva kundlini. For mukti one should perform dhyan of effulgent jeeva here.

Second chakra is Swa-adhishthan which has been told to be located inside. On western side is a lingam which is shinning like a newly formed sapling. It should be visualised in Udyan peeth and world should be attracted into it.

Third is the navel chakra in which is established the whole world. In the middle of five circles here one should do dhyan of effulgent electrified Shanti shakti. Knowers, by meditating on it get all the sidhis.

Fourth chakra should be seen inside the heart whose face is downwards. Effulgent Hamsa should be visualised inside it with all the efforts. It is absolutely true that one who can meditate on it, whole world will come under his control.

Fifth chakra is inside our throat on whose right is Pingla, left in Ida and in the centre is Sushmana. By meditating on a flame or jyoti in it one gets all the powers/sidhis.

Sixth chakra is in the palate which is the place of Uvula. It is called Rajdant and is the path way for tenth door i.e. Brahmrandhra. By emancipating mind in that shunya one surely gets mukti.

Seventh chakra is the chakra of eye brow centre. By meditating on a jyoti in between the eyebrows , a yogi gets mukti.

Eighth chakra is Brahmrandhra which is param moksha. By meditating on that smoky coloured space of all creation a yogi achieves moksha. That which is blue and gives moksha should be called as Jalandhar(located in the neck area). This ninth chakra is place of space and is of sixteen petals. Centre of it should be called Samvid, Parashakti is located inside it. In that poorngiri, be meditating a yogi cuts asunder all snares and gets free.

A yogi, who meditates on these nine chakras one by one, regularly, gets all sidhis with mukti. With eye of knowledge also he observes two staffs which are thick like the flowers of kadamb tree, all of them reach brahmlok. By ripening of upper shakti and contraction of the lower one, thus by raising the middle shakti one achieves great happiness, this is absolutely true.

Thus ends this minor upnishad....Om!..................Shaktanand