Sahasrara chakra
Guru chakra
Nirvana chakra
Indu chakra
Manas chakra
Ajna chakra
Lalana chakra
Vishuddha chakra
Anahata chakra
Hrit chakra
Manipura chakra
Swathisthana chakra
Muladhara chakra
Sahasrara chakra
Guru chakra
Nirvana chakra
Indu chakra
Manas chakra
Ajna chakra
Lalana chakra
Vishuddha chakra
Anahata chakra
Hrit chakra
Manipura chakra
Swathisthana chakra
Muladhara chakra
The Guru Chakra is a less well known chakra situated between the "lower" (Nirvana) and "higher" (Sahasrara) "crown chakras" It is likely that there are a number of such chakras situated above the top of the head. The Sant Mat tradition refers to a number of higher chakras or centers, as does Ann Ree Colton and Max Theon
| Terminology | Tantric | dwadasharna sarasiruha or padma, dwadashadala saroja or padma, dwadashapatraka, urdhwamukha padma, shukla abja, guru-pada padma, guru-pura. guru-sthana, guru-pada, brahma chakra, soma mandala |
| Position | in void region, situated supracranially | |
| Petals | number | twelve; arranged from right to left |
| colour | white | |
| Mantra-letters | on petals | twelve in number; Ha Sa Kha Freng Ha Sa Ksha Ma La Wa Ra Yung (Guru-mantra), arranged from right to left |
| colour | white | |
| In the pericarp | a circular moon-region
a triangle (within the moon-region) the jewelled altar of whitish-red luster with nada below and bindu above (inside the triangle) or Aing (inside the triangle) hang-sah seat (within the bindu) jewelled footstools (on the hang-sah seat) Guru's lotus-like feet (on the jewelled footstools) |
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| Concentration form of Guru | Guru is moon-white, or like pure crystal in colour; two-eyed, or three-eyed; two-armed, making the guestures of granting boons and dispelling fear, or holding a booka nd showing wara or abhaya mudra; dressed in white rainment; in lotus, auspicious, or hero posture; his power (shakti) is seated on his left thigh, and holds with her left hand a blue lotus; she is red in colour | |
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