Mount Shamballa Features - Gayatri Maha Shakti Stupa

Vishwa Kunadalini Sri Gayatri Maha Shakti Sthupa:
Vishwa Kundalini Sri Gayatri Maha Shakti Sthupa has been erected at Mount Shamballa as an instrument to hasten the evolutionary process of the universe. On 21st December 2012, the very day on which catastrophic happenings were expected all over the world that could change the facets of the world and humanity forever, the Sthupa was erected with a count of 24 lakhs of Gayatri Mantra Lekhanas consolidated, stacked up and stored underneath. Beneath the Sthupa and the stockpile of Gayatri Mantra Lekhanas, lies the most benevolent Yoga Maya Shakti in the form of “Jagajjanani Sri Maha Yogeswari Devi”, the very basis for the Vishwa Kundalini, adorned with seven heads hued in seven colors of the spectrum, with 14 arms decorated with divine instruments, and with the planet Earth itself as Her vehicle. She grandly represents the seven Chakras of the subtle planes and the seven planes of the consciousness and is responsible for universalizing the yogic concepts and practices to the entire world and humanity, which were until now considered concealed and mystic. The “Vishwaguru”, the one who controls, commands and rules all the realms of the consciousness is seen at the same Sthupa in the form of a “Shiva linga”. The Vishwaguru is consorted by “Jataayu” and “Sampaathi” on the either sides, which represent the concepts of lung breathing and diaphragm breathing. Practice of the science of breathing leads to expansion of the consciousness. “Jataayu” and “Sampaathi” on either sides of the Sthupa indicate the IDA and PINGALA Naadis and the Sthupa Itself indicates the SUSHUMNA Naadi, through which the Kundalini transcends. Sadhanas at the Sthupa on Mount Shamballa would lead to the imbibing of the Yoga Maya Shakti in our lives.