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eBook Category: Health/Fitness
eBook Description: A refreshingly down-to-earth approach to understanding the subtle energies of the body and mind known as chakras. Osho takes the reader step by step through each of the seven vital energy centers, explaining their role in our emotional and psychological life. He explains that each center can function at different levels depending on our state of awareness and understanding, and gives indications how we can know where we are and what remains to be explored. The book includes a chapter with a selection of chakra meditations.

eBook Publisher: Osho International, Published: 2001
Fictionwise Release Date: January 2003

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Microsoft Reader ISBN: 9780880509947

"I found this title the most in-depth work I have read so far on the subject of charkas. As a Yoga practitioner for years I gained a new understanding about the esoteric science behind the Yoga exercises and their actual purpose. The author writes in a beautifully understandable language and opens this new inner world step by step to the reader. A great book to have as reference book on your computer. I hope that a print version will come available."--Kirstin, Yoga teacher from New York

We have seven bodies: the physical, the etheric, the astral, the mental, the spiritual, the cosmic, and the nirvanic. Each body has its own type of dream. The physical body is known in Western psychology as the conscious, the etheric body as the unconscious, and the astral body as the collective unconscious.

The physical body creates its own dreams. If your stomach is upset, a particular type of dream is created. If you are unhealthy, feverish, the physical body creates its own type of dream. One thing is certain: the dream is created out of some disease.

Physical discomfort, physical disease, creates its own realm of dreams, so a physical dream can even be stimulated from the outside. You are sleeping--if a wet cloth is put around your legs, you will begin to dream. You may dream you are crossing a river. If a pillow is put on your chest, you will begin to dream. You may dream that someone is sitting on you, or a stone has fallen on you. These are dreams that come through the physical body.

The etheric body, the second body, dreams in its own way. These etheric dreams have created much confusion in Western psychology. Freud misunderstood etheric dreams for dreams caused by suppressed desires. There are dreams that are caused by suppressed desires but these dreams belong to the first body, the physical. If you have suppressed physical desires--if you have fasted, for instance--then there is every possibility that you will dream of breakfast. Or if you have suppressed sex, then there is every possibility that you will have sexual fantasies. But these dreams belong to the first body. The etheric body is left out of psychological investigation, so its dreams are interpreted as belonging to the first body, the physical. Then much confusion is created.