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Antahkarana

The sacred symbol, its power, and applications for life and business

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Antahkarana - inner light, higher self, master of harmony

 

The Antahkarana Symbol - an ancient sacred symbol representing the "Rainbow Bridge" between the physical brain and the higher self, widely used in meditation and Reiki for spiritual healing and energy alignment.  

The Antahkarana is an ancient sacred symbol representing the "Rainbow Bridge" between the physical brain and the higher self, widely used in meditation and Reiki for spiritual healing and energy alignment.

Originating from Tibetan and Lemurian traditions, it helps harmonize the mind, aura, and chakras.

 

 

     

 

 

 

The Antahkarana Sacred Symbol - represents the connection between the rational mind and the higher self. It is visualized as a bridge enabling spiritual evolution and consciousness.


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The Antahkarana is an ancient sacred symbol representing the "Rainbow Bridge" between the physical brain and the higher self, widely used in meditation and Reiki for spiritual healing and energy alignment. Originating from Tibetan and Lemurian traditions, it helps harmonize the mind, aura, and chakras.
 

The Antahkarana Sacred Symbol - represents the connection between the rational mind and the higher self. It is visualized as a bridge enabling spiritual evolution and consciousness.  

Antahkarana

The Antahkarana is an ancient sacred symbol representing the "Rainbow Bridge" between the physical brain and the higher self. The Antahkarana Symbol represents the connection between the rational mind (middle mind) and the higher self. It is often visualized as a bridge enabling spiritual evolution and consciousness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


The Antakarana symbol, derived from the Sanskrit term 'Antaḥkaraṇa', represents the inner instrument of the mind in Hindu philosophy – encompassing thought, emotion, and self-awareness. It is also regarded in esoteric traditions as a sacred symbol linked to spiritual connection, enlightenment, and the Akashic Records, believed to originate from the mythical Lemurian civilization.

Master of Harmony - Reiki undersak life energy and the Five Reiki Principles  

Energy Healing Practices

In energy healing practices like Reiki, the Antahkarana symbol is used to harmonize the mind, soul, and spirit, promoting inner peace and spiritual growth. Its design often reflects unity and eternal consciousness.

 

 



Key Aspects of the Antahkarana Symbol:
Symbolism: It represents the connection between the rational mind (middle mind) and the higher self. It is often visualized as a bridge enabling spiritual evolution and consciousness.
Structure: It consists of a three-dimensional representation of sacred geometry, often appearing as three sevens (representing seven chakras, colors, and sacred bodies) set within a circle, sometimes appearing in a hexagonal or triangular form.
Reiki & Meditation: It is commonly used in Reiki healing to amplify energy. It works independently of outside energy and can be placed under chairs, on walls, or meditated upon to clear negative energy.

Variations:
Yang Antahkarana: Represents direct, focused, intense energy.
Yin Antahkarana: Known for more gentle and healing energy.

Origin:
The symbol is believed to be over 100,000 years old, originating from the ancient civilization of Lemuria before appearing in Tibetan Buddhism.

 

The Antahkarana is often described as having its own consciousness and is used to deepen meditation and strengthen the link between one's conscious ego and inner light.

 

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*** Antahkarana ***
Antahkarana is the "inner instrument" or totality of the mind in Hindu philosophy and yoga, serving as the bridge between the physical body and the higher self.

Antahkarana is a fundamental concept in Hindu philosophy, representing the inner instrument of consciousness. It comprises three core components: manas (mind), ahankara (ego or sense of 'I'), and buddhi (intellect or higher reasoning). Together, they form the internal apparatus through which perception, thought, and self-identity are processed. Antahkarana acts as a gateway between the individual soul (jiva) and the external world, mediating experience and shaping identity. Understanding its dynamics is essential in spiritual practices like meditation and self-inquiry, aiming to purify and transcend egoic identification.