You cannot understand Kundalini Shakti through texts, dialogue or any form of intellectualization. You have to experience it for yourself. Furthermore, no two experiences are the same, for each persons experience is unique in accordance with their karma and prarabdha.

What are Chakras

Like we have our physical body, we also have an energy body or light body. This energy body consists of rivers or pathways of energy known as Naadis. There are junctions in this energy body, where several such naadis meet or overlap and a vortex of energy called a Chakra is found. There are about 126 such Chakras in the human energy body, but there 7 main charkras, that function as the guiding force to our being are: Mooladhara, Swadishthana, Manipura, Anahat, Vishuddhi, Ajna and Sahasrara.

For more information about Chakras, Naadis & Kundalini Shakti:
http://yogtantra.com/chakras.html
http://yogtantra1970.blogspot.com/2011/10/kundalini-explosive-latent-energy.html

32 NAMES OF DURGA: English | Sanskrit | Video

32 Names of Durga

1) Durgā;
2) Durgatiśaminī, Who destroys bad times;
3) Durgāpadvinivāriṇī, Who removes obstacles;
4) Durgamacchedinī, Who pierces hardest destinations;
5) Durgasādhinī, Who tames the hardest situations;
6) Durganāśinī, Who destroys difficulties;
7) Durgatoddhāriṇī, Who uplifts from bad fate;
8) Durgenihantrī, impossible to be slayed;
9) Durgamāpahā, Who destroys difficulties;
10) Durgamajñānadā, Who bestows of difficult knowledge;
11) Durgadaityalokadavānalā, Who is fire for mighty-tree-like demon civilization;
12) Durgamā, Who is hard to approach or parallel;
13) Durgamālokā, Who is the abode of irrepressible glow;
14) Durgamātmasvarūpiṇī, Who is the hard to reach Ātman-form;
15) Durgamārgapradā, Who bestows of difficult to achieve path,
16) Durgamavidyā, Who is the hard to achieve knowledge;
17) Durgamāśritā, Who is supported by divinity;
18) Durgamajñānasaṁsthānā, Who is the abode of hard to achieve knowledge;
19) Durgamadhyānabhāsinī, Who appears as light during intent meditation;
20) Durgamohā, Who is immense bondage;
21) Durgamagā, Who is difficult to attain or reach;
22) Durgamārthasvarūpiṇī, Who is the difficult knowledge;
23) Durgamāsurasanhantrī, Who destroys the imsurpassable demons;
24) Durgamāyudhadhāriṇī, Who possesses irrepressible weapons;
25) Durgamāṅgī, Who has strong limbs;
27) Durgamatā, Who is difficult;
27) Durgamyā, Who is hard to visit;
28) Durgameśvarī, Who is the Goddess of everything difficult to achieve,
29) Durgabhīmā, Who is gallant;
30) Durgabhāmā, Who is very wrathful;
31) Durgabhā, Who has impeccable shine; and
32) Durgadāriṇī, Who bestows induplicable happiness. [1—5]

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