Vayu, the fourth element, is symbolized by a circle and represents the principle of movement. It manifests as gases and vapors and can be heard and felt through touch. Tejas, the third element, is symbolized by a red triangle and represents all thermal activity like heat and illumination from incandescence. It is associated with the Manipura chakra located above the navel.
Vayu, the fourth element, is symbolized by a circle and represents the principle of movement. It manifests as gases and vapors and can be heard and felt through touch. Tejas, the third element, is symbolized by a red triangle and represents all thermal activity like heat and illumination from incandescence. It is associated with the Manipura chakra located above the navel.
Vayu, the fourth element, is symbolized by a circle and represents the principle of movement. It manifests as gases and vapors and can be heard and felt through touch. Tejas, the third element, is symbolized by a red triangle and represents all thermal activity like heat and illumination from incandescence. It is associated with the Manipura chakra located above the navel.
o Air ( Vayu): The fourth Element is symbolized by a circle
(endless motion) and is the Tattwa of Anahata chakra . (located at the heart region). Vayu is the principle of movement and comes from the Sanskrit root meaning "to blow." Vayu manifests as the gaseous and vaporous states of matter. Its sensory avenue is touch (Sparsa) and it carries the sound from Ether, therefore Vayu can be heard and felt. 6. Fire (Tejas): The third Element is symbolized by a red triangle, or tetrahedron. In Western alchemy, the symbol for fire is always a triangle with the apex up; in Yoga it may be drawn with the apex down, e.g. the Trikona (Yoni triangle) which is found in Manipura chakra (just above the navel). Tejas comes from the Sanskrit root meaning "sharp," i.e. pointed flames. Tejas is the Element manifesting as all thermal activity; heat, illumination from incandescence, and trans