The Heart of the Yogini

We have already described the unmanifest state of Kamakala in the bindu dot/point of the harmony of light and reflection, as well as the types of its unfolding, in the notes of the book (pp. 16-17). The vishvamaya universe-formed Shri Chakra is the result of the expansion of this Kamakala. The aggregate of nine chakras is known as the Shri Chakra. Among them, Kamakala exists in an unmanifest form in the first Baindava chakra and in a manifest form in the second triangle chakra. This manifest form of Kamakala can be clearly seen in the vowel 'i' of the Sharada script.

When the Shakti and Fire (Shiva) triangles are placed on top of this first triangle (central triangle) in the order of creation and destruction, the Navayonyatmaka nine-wombed Vasukona eight-cornered chakra is produced. In this nine-wombed chakra, the existence of Dharma merit, Adharma demerit, Atman soul, Antaratman inner soul, Paramatman supreme soul, Jnanatman knowledge-soul, Mata measurer, Meya object of measurement, and Prama standard of knowledge is accepted. The Prama resides in the central triangle, and Dharma etc. reside in the other eight triangles spreading out around it. This nine-wombed chakra (the aggregate of the bindu, triangle, and eight-cornered chakra) is the play of Ambika Shakti, and it is encompassed by the sixteen vowels.

The Antardashara inner ten-pointed chakra is produced from the ten-fold radiance spreading in all four directions from the nine triangles and the Baindava chakra. Ten letters from 'ya' to 'ksha' original: ळ क्ष are situated in this, and it is the support for the five great elements and the five subtle elements. The second ten-pointed chakra emanates from the first ten-pointed chakra, and it is the source of the ten letters starting with 'ka' and the ten objects of the senses of perception and action.