How To Use Your Power Of Smell - Making Better Choices & Decisions Without Sweat. Dear Friend,
Your 'hamsa' chakra, between your eyebrows where it meets the top of your nose, controls your olfactory bulb, which is responsible for your sense of smell.
The sense of smell in all animals (humans included) is a survival mechanism. However, day-to-day, the most you might use it is to check whether that food you left in the fridge is still good to eat.
Since the hamsa controls the sense of smell, it also has a higher order function which can be described as 'discriminative intelligence'.
The clue to understanding what discriminative intelligence is, lies in the word 'hamsa' itself. In Sanskrit, 'Hamsa' means a swan. Specifically a swan, reputedly able to drink just the milk from a mixture of water and milk.
With your daily meditation, your hamsa chakra improves which gives you a better nose ( discriminative intelligence) for making better choices and decisions.
Below is advice on looking after your hamsa chakra which includes an ayurvedic treatment for the nose and a guided meditation to bring your left and right sides, which cross over at hamsa, into balance.
Best wishesP. PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down. |
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