Siddhi-Activation through Chakra Meditation / Kaya Kalpa Visualization

Location : Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines

Mild Congestion
End of 2024 to mid-January, I had a mild congestion preventing me to do my usual Hatha Yoga routine. Perhaps it was timely or made to be so I can take a different direction in pursuing Siddhi activation through chakra meditation and vivid imagery using the Holographic Universe principle in emulating Kaya Kalpa rejuvenation. Instead of going to CPG Park to do my yoga, I just wake up around 4 am and do my chakra meditation on my bed - for an hour. Sometimes, I would mix-match pranayama, bandha, and mudra to reset my mind when it feels like its getting mechanical. But I don't stop until I hear my 1-hour alarm sound. Usually, I would be too spaced-out that I would simply resume my sleep and wake up when the sun is high.

Chakra Meditation
In pure meditation, I shouldn't be adding pranayama or bandha, but I need the intensity so I inevitably add it. This particular chakra meditaton is lifted from the teachings in Kundalini Yoga by Sri Sivananda. There are many ways I do this but generally, on an in-breath hold, I engage Mula bandha and Uddiyana bandha (I cannot do Jalandhara bandha because I am also doing Trataka on a candle light, so I shouldn't get my chin to the chest) and begin visualizing pressure and heat on the Muladhara chakra (envisioning a spining lotus flower with 4 red petals with an inverted triangle inside and a white serpent inside this triangle coiled 3.5 times facing down), The heat awakens the coiled Kundalini serpent and it straightens up. A blinding ball of fire ensues creating intense heat. The serpent (Kundalini shakti) rises up along the Sushumna nadi until it reaches the Svadisthana chakra (I envision a spinning lotus flower with 6 vermillon petals) and lights it up to a ball of fire as well (I also emulate the feel of heat building up inside me from the chakras). I keep doing this on all the chakras lined up along the Sushumna (Muladhara, Svadisthana, Manipuraka, Anahata, Vishuddhi, Ajna, Sahasrara). When it finally reaches the Sahasrara, this is the only time I begin to slowly exhale through an imagined opening at the top of the head, with my consciousness also leaving with the breath. I'm also triggering an out of body experience by doing this. This means I was holding my breath for a long period of time. On weak days when this is difficult, I only visualize one chakra per breath beginning on the Muladhara. The long breath hold leaves me exhausted after one hour. Usually cannot last one hour doing this so I mix-and-match with other techniques.

Chakra Chanting
Another way of activating Siddhis through the chakra system is by chakra chanting. Each chakra has its bija mantra (seed syllable) and a corresponding hand mudra as well. I always begin with the Muladhara chakra. While in Padmasana or Siddhasana, with hands on Prithvi mudra (earth element mudra, same as Muladhara) I do an in-breath hold, engage Maha bandha mudra, envisioning that the pressure and heat from the bandha is awakening the Kundalini. On the exhale, I chant the LAM bija mantra.

On the next inbreath, I hold it again, do Maha bandha mudra, I begin envisioning at the Muladhara again, but I don't stay long. Kundalini goes up immediately to the next chakra - Svadisthana and the ball of fire ensues while my hands are now on Varun mudra. I imagine the fire intensifying as I continue to hold the breath. On the exhale, I chant the VAM bija mantra. Again, I keep doing this on all the chakras. It is most difficult on the Sahasrara since I always start from Muladhara. By the time I reach Sahasrara, I am almost out of air. If I run out of air, I do 5 reps of the Wim Hof breathing to 'fill up' and resume the process.

Kaya Kalpa Visualization
In this method, I combine the visualized healing protocols of Kaya Kalpa and the visualization principles of the Holographic Universe model. With as much vividry, I go through the process of herbal paste massage, skin brushing, herbal oil massage, rasa shastra (ingestion of metalic substances), oil dripping on the Ajna chakra, immersion on warm herbal bath and pranayama/mantra chanting. While I envision the imagery, I tether myself to the 2D source code of this holographic 3D reality to transcend the limits of conventional reality. This aids in manifesting the envisioned outcome.

Ending Thoughts
My practice is unique and exhausting because I am cramming a lot of things at the same time - chakra visualization, chanting, bandha, mudra, pranayama, out-of-body triggers, trataka, etc. I'm not really sure if I am creating synergies or adding clutter. But I don't feel any internal red-flag in this 'pizza overload' approach. It fact, it sharpens my mind because of the focus I have to employ to make everything act in synchrony.

--- Gigit (TheLoneRider)
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