VIRTI

rittis of the Muladhara
	KAMA : Physical longings ARATHA : Psychic longings DHARMA : Psycho-spiritual &     Spiritual longing MOKSA : Spiritual longing
	Vrittis of the Swadhisthana
	Avagnya : Disdain Murccha :  Psychic Stupor, dazed,     Spaced out Prasharya : Over - indulgence, addiction Avisivasha : Distruct in others & self Krurata : Pitilessness indifference     to suffering Sarvanasha : Terror: Annihilation,     deep Instinctive fear
	Vrittis of the Manipura
	Lajja : Shyness , Insecurity Cruelty Sadism Irsha : Jealousy Susptl : Lethargy, procrastination Visadh : Melancholy, depression Kataya   Irritability Impatient,     easily Frustrated Trsna : Craving for Acquisition Maha : Blind infatuation Chrna : Hatred Bhaya : Fear
	Vrittis of the Anahata
	Asha : Hope Cinta : Thoughtful, reflective Casta : Sincere effort, hardworking Mamata : Love, affection, attachment Dambha : Affogance Viveka   Conscience, discrimination Vikalata : Hopelessness, helplessness Ahamkara : Ego, Conceit Lolata : Greediness Kapalata : Hypocrisy Vitarka : Talkativeness Anutapa : Repentance
	Vrittis of the Vishuddha
	Sadaja Hummm Rsabha Phat Gandhara Vaosat Madhyama Vasat Paincama Svaha Dhaevata Namah Nisada Visa Onm Amrta
	Vrittis of the Ajina
	Apara : Mundance Knowledge Para : Intutional Spiritual Knowledge
	Vrittis of the Sahasrara
	• Controls 1000propensities.
	• 50 propensities are associated    with the cakras.
	• They have various nuances of    expression
	• Expressions are internal   and external, so 50 x 2 = 100.
	• And there are 10 directions, so as to give 1000 expressions.
	Samskara – a “seed” of reaction   • We all enter the world with our own samskaras   • Often called “karma” • Samskaras are accumulated from past lives, also imposed and acquired • Samskaras determine our chakra symphony
	Yoga’s 8 limbs (Ashtaunga)
	• Yama • Pratyahara • Niyama • Dharana • Asana • Dhyana • Pranayama • Samadhi