The Seat Of Kundalini  Waianae, Hawaii April ‘73  Yogi Bhajan,
who was a master of Kundalini Yoga, said, “Without doubt the
Kundalini resides at the fourth vertebra of the spine. By mixing
prana and apana (positive and negative cosmic forces), heat
warms that spot, initiating the movement of Kundalini. From the
forth vertebra the Kundalini descends to the Muladhara Chakra,
and then its journey upward begins.”  The Chakras  The Chakras
were energy centers in the body. Subtle currents flowed around
them, but the Chakras were not physical—that is, you could not
see them.  Invisible though they were, the Chakras did
correspond to certain areas of the body. Certainly they had a
profound effect on consciousness. Seven in number, they formed a
kind of step-ladder for the Kundalini’s ascent.  If
consciousness was at the lowest center, Muladhara, which was at
the rectum, a person was thought by some yogis to have an anal
or animal consciousness. It would be animal survival at the
crudest level, and that person would t