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In between the astral body and the physical body there is
a naadi and that naadi, called chitra naadi, is expressed here in the
fifth level of the pulse. The events of gandakaala come to
the physical level through chitra naadi. It may not be
a pathological condition that will manifest; it may not be a
psychological condition; it may be a spiritual event or an
astral occurrence that will happen to the person. This indication
or warning of the future will be felt only in the fifth level.
This pulse shows how we brigde intelligence and intuition, and
knowledge gained from this pulse comes from intuition.
To find the gandakaala pulse, once again go to the fifth level of the
pulse at the shukra/aartava location. This pulse is entirely
different from the other pulses we have discussed at the
fifth level. The gandakaala pulse indicates a vulnerable
time during which some sickness or serious event may happen.
It indicates a need to change the diet and lifestyle, the need to
rest, read and relax. It is very important to know this pulse.
It gives expression of movement in the naadi, reveals that
there is order in chaos and that we can tune into deep and
pervading cycles of influence. We can give a warning bell
to the person. There may not be any pathology now. It
may be connected to the astral body karmically and
may manifest later as illness or accident, but something
is going to occur.
Kuvateksti:
Irregular gati within 12 beats indicates gandakaala.
The critical time for gandakaala at each pulse location is:
1. within six months if detected under the vaata finger
2. within three months if found under the pitta finger
3. within one month if discovered under the kapha finer
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There is another method of taking the pulse. Suppose
your are looking at a person. "Look" directly into the
third eye of that person and then feel your own pulse.
As you tune in with that person, you start feeling that
person's pulse in your own. That is called tele-pulse and
can also be done at a distance.
- Lad, Secrets fo the Pulse
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