The (lit. "Investigation into the Six Bodily Centres") is a seminal 16th-century Sanskrit text by Purnananda Swami . It serves as the primary technical manual for Kundalini Yoga , detailing the subtle anatomy of the six chakras and the process of spiritual awakening. 📘 Text Overview Author : Purnananda Swami (Yati).

In the vast ocean of Tantric literature, few texts are as revered, precise, and foundational as the . For centuries, this Sanskrit manuscript has served as the primary blueprint for the subtle body, detailing the location, color, deity, and metaphysical properties of the six primary chakras (wheels) and the seventh, the Sahasrara (thousand-petaled lotus).

The (Description of the Six Centers) is a foundational 16th-century Sanskrit text that details the Chakra system and Kundalini Yoga . It is most widely known through the English translation by Sir John Woodroffe (writing as Arthur Avalon) in his 1919 book, The Serpent Power . Textual Overview

: Each chakra is described with its specific number of petals, Sanskrit letters, presiding deities, associated elements (Tattvas), and seed mantras (Bija). The Path of Kundalini