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Originally Posted by Unseeking Seeker
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I don’t quite follow. Chakras being centres in our energy body corresponding to certain zones in the physical body ... what does tradition have to do with them? Theory may vary but the practical awakening or cognition is unmistakable as also broadly validated by experiences among many.
In theory too, tradition or practice may project different ‘truths’ beyond the basic chakras since the different ‘historians’ writing about the lesser known chakras may have felt differently or not awakened all of them.
Ultimately it is the actual first hand experience which counts. In fact, there are also out of form chakras which descend into our body, stabilising therein ... all by divine grace of course.
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Just having an energy body is dualistic.. there is no difference between your body, what you call the energy body and the universe. It is all the same.
You also bring up a good point, each tradition has different outcomes or realizations. You concepts and practices influence said realization. They are not all the same.
The realization of Advaita Vedanta is not the same as Kashmir Shaivism which is not the same as Buddhism.
I would disagree with any chakra that descends and stabilizes them.