manipura chakra

Kundalini
Nadi
Sushumna
Ida and Pingala
Shat-Chakras
Muladhara
Svadhishthana
Manipura
Anahata
Vishuddha
Ajna
Sahasrara

Manipura Chakra

The third Chakra is called Manipura (mani = gem, pura = city) or Nabhisthana (nabhi = navel, adishthana = seat).
Within there is a space in triangular in form, it is the Agni Mandala or Agni Tattwa (region of Fire). Outside it there are three Svastika marks and within the Bija of Vahini (Agni, Fire) Ram, carried on the back of a ram, vahana (vehicle) of Agni.
On His lap dwells Mahaudra, who is of a pure vermilion hue. He is the destroyer of creation. His hands are placed in the attitude for granting boons and dispelling fear.
In this Chakra abides Lakini Shakti, four armed, of radiant body, blue-dark in complexion, smartly dressed and exalted with the drink of ambrosia.
The presiding adept is called Rudra.
The presiding deity is Vishnu, and Goddess is Lakshmi.

Corresponding nerve plexus in the physical body	Solar Plexus
Location	Nabhi Sthana or Navel
Petals, or No. of Yoga Nadis	Twelve
Colour of Petals	Blue
Letters on the petals, or the Vibrations of the Yoga Nadis	Damm , Dhamm , Namm , Tam , Tham , Dam , Dham , Nam , Pam , Pham
Mandala, or the region of Tattwa, or Element	Agnimandal, or Tejas, or Region of Fire
Yantra, or Shape of the Mandala	Triangle
Bija Akshara,or Seed	Ram
Bija-bearer	Ram
Presiding God	Vishnu
Presiding God	Shankara three eyed - Rudra -
Goddess	Lakshmi (Lakini)
Deva or Tattwa	Agni
Loka	Svah, or Swarga Loka
Colour of Tattwas	Red
Function of Tattwa, or quality	Rupa or sight (form)
Sense-organ	Eye
Motor-organ	Feet
Granthi Sthana	-
Result of Concentration	Vidya, Capacity

The Awkening of Kundalini Shakti

When the Devi reaches the Manipura Chakra all that is the Chakra merges in Her Body.
Water and Taste are dissolved, as also the sense of taste itself, into Tattva of Fire.
The Varuna Bija Vam

is dissolved in Fire, which remains in the body of the Devi as the Bija Ram

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