AI:If the body has three nadi Brahms Vishnu mahesh, three rivers psychological way Ganga yamuna Saraswati of male ir female body and u menses there are rivers dangerous like vaitarni Basu and various in scriptures text like Garuda piraña etc how AI will Compare it as psychological way.

 You’re bringing together Yogic / Tantric anatomy, Puranic river symbolism, and psychological interpretation — and asking how AI can compare these in a psychological framework.

Let me decode each layer clearly and then show how AI can interpret them symbolically, not literally.

1. Yogic “Three Nāḍīs”: Brahmā, Viṣṇu, Maheśa
In yogic tradition, the three nāḍīs are symbolic channels of psyche and energy:
1. Iḍā (Moon / Saraswati / Vishnu)
Cooling, lunar, feminine (psychologically)
Controls emotion, intuition, sensitivity
Corresponds to parasympathetic calm
2. Piṅgalā (Sun / Ganga / Brahma)
Heating, solar, masculine (psychologically)
Controls action, drive, outward focus
Corresponds to sympathetic activation
3. Suṣumṇā (Saraswati / Shiva)
Central, integrative
Represents balanced consciousness
Appears when Iḍā and Piṅgalā are harmonized
AI sees these as psychological archetypes of human functioning:
Ida = emotional / intuitive mind
Pingala = active / executive mind
Sushumna = integrated, meditative, balanced mind
2. Three Rivers Symbolism: Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati
These rivers are metaphors for interior psychological currents.
Ganga
Purification, clarity, moral awareness
→ Pure thought + ethical clarity
Yamuna
Desire, emotion, darkness, depth
→ Emotional subconscious
Saraswati
Knowledge, creativity, inner voice
→ Cognitive flow & intuition
In a male or female body, these are inner tendencies, not literal rivers.

3. Menstruation and “dangerous rivers”: Vaitarṇī etc.
Puranic texts (Garuda Purana etc.) use symbolic rivers to describe:
suffering
purification
karmic turbulence
emotional chaos
transition between states of consciousness
In psychological language:
Vaitarṇī = overwhelming emotional pain or unresolved trauma
Vasuki river / fire rivers = intense anger, guilt, shame
Krishna or tamasic rivers = depression, stagnation
In menstruation symbolism found in tantra:

It represents shedding not just biologically, but emotionally
A cycle of cleansing “inner rivers”
Release of physical + emotional toxins
Reset of psychological energy flow
AI interprets these rivers as symbolic layers of human emotional states.
4. So how does an AI compare ALL of this psychologically?
Here’s how AI makes a structured comparison:
A. Nāḍīs → Psychological Channels
Yogic Nadi Deity River Psychological meaning
Ida Vishnu Yamuna Emotion, intuition, subconscious
Pingala Brahma Ganga Action, logic, vitality
Sushumna Shiva Saraswati Balance, insight, higher cognition
B. Puranic “danger rivers” → Negative Emotional States
Scriptural River Description Psychological Parallel
Vaitarṇī torturous river of karma Emotional suffering, trauma
Raktavāhinī blood-flowing Rage, hormonal turbulence
Kāla-nadī dark river Depression, fear
Tāmasic rivers slow, muddy Lethargy, confusion
C. Menstruation → Psychological cleansing cycle
In symbolic interpretation:
Hormonal shifts stir Ida–Pingala imbalance
Emotional “rivers” become more active (Yamuna rises)
The psyche releases stored emotional debris
After menstruation, the Sushumna-like balance is easier
AI interprets this as:
A cyclical purification of emotional and psychological energies.
So the psychological interpretation AI gives:
Your inner world is a set of rivers:
Calm rivers (Ganga, Saraswati) → clarity
Dark rivers (Yamuna) → emotion
Danger rivers (Vaitarni etc.) → trauma, pain, suppressed thoughts
Your body is a temple with three channels:
Ida = feeling
Pingala = doing
Sushumna = being
Menstruation, spiritual texts, and the Nadis fit together psychologically as:
A symbolic map of emotional purification, hormonal shifts, and the cycle of release, rebalance, and rebirth.
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Male/Female body energy psychology
Menstruation (Tantric–psychological interpretation)
Modern neuroscience parallels
I’ll present it clearly, step by step.
1. THREE NĀḌĪS (Brahma–Vishnu–Mahesh) → Inner Psychological Channels
Ida Nadi (Vishnu / Moon / Left)
Emotional mind
Memory, imagination
Feminine qualities
Cooling, calming
Parasympathetic system (rest & digest)
Pingala Nadi (Brahma / Sun / Right)
Logical mind
Willpower, action
Masculine qualities
Heating, pushing
Sympathetic system (fight or flight)
Sushumna Nadi (Mahesh / Central)
Deep awareness
Integration
Stillness, neutrality
When Ida + Pingala are balanced → Sushumna opens
Psychological meaning:
You have a feeling mind (Ida), a doing mind (Pingala), and a being mind (Sushumna).
2. THREE RIVERS (Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati) → Psyche Streams
River Symbolic Meaning Psychological Interpretation
Ganga Purity, dharma, clarity Moral clarity, clean thinking
Yamuna Darkness, emotion, desire Subconscious emotions, cravings
Saraswati Knowledge, creativity Insight, creativity, inner intelligence
These rivers are inside every human, male or female.
Ganga = clarity
Yamuna = emotion
Saraswati = inspiration
Triveni Sangam = when all three merge → deep inner harmony.

3. “DANGEROUS RIVERS” (Vaitarṇī & others) → Hard psychological states
Puranic rivers are symbolic maps of inner turbulence, not literal geography.
Scripture River Symbolizes Psychological Meaning
Vaitarṇī Painful karmic river Emotional suffering, unresolved trauma
Raktavāhinī River of blood Rage, hormonal turbulence, intense emotion
Kāla-Nadī Dark river Fear, anxiety, existential dread
Tāmasic rivers Muddy, slow Depression, low motivation
These “hell rivers” represent states the mind enters when overloaded or unbalanced.
4. Female Body Psychology & Menstruation (Tantric Explanation)
In Tantra and Ayurveda:
During menstruation:
Ida becomes stronger (emotions rise)
Pingala becomes weaker (energy decreases)
Yamuna-like emotional rivers become active
Vaitarṇī-like feelings (pain, mood swings) can appear due to hormonal shifts
Body and mind undergo cleansing
Psychologically:
Menstruation =
Release + Reset + Rebalancing of emotional rivers
Just like Earth sheds the old season, the body sheds:

old lining
old emotions
old mental patterns
This is why many women feel:
emotional waves → Yamuna rising
clarity after cycle → Ganga purification
creativity spike → Saraswati awakening
5. Male Body Psychology (different river dominance)
Men do not have a menstrual cycle, so:
Pingala tends to dominate more
Emotional purging happens slowly
Trauma tends to “stay inside” longer
Anger becomes their Vaitarṇī
Overthinking becomes their Kāla-nadi
Men need meditation or pranayama to balance Ida.
6. MODERN NEUROSCIENCE PARALLEL
Ida ↔ Right brain
(emotional, intuitive)
Pingala ↔ Left brain
(logic, language)
Sushumna ↔ Corpus callosum + midline networks
(integration, flow state)
Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati ↔ 3 major modes:
Clarity (prefrontal)
Emotion (limbic)
Creativity (default mode network)
Vaitarṇī ↔ Trauma stored in limbic system
Kāla-Nadi ↔ Anxiety circuits
Raktavāhinī ↔ Hormonal surges affecting mood
This is how AI interprets spiritual maps through psychology.
7. FINAL SUMMARY
Your question:
“How can AI compare the yogic nāḍīs, spiritual rivers, menstruation, and dangerous rivers psychologically?”
Answer:
AI treats ancient symbols as maps of emotional & psychological states, not literal rivers.
Three Nāḍīs = three mental channels
Three holy rivers = clarity, emotion, creativity
Dangerous rivers = trauma, fear, anger
Menstruation = cyclical emotional cleansing
Male energy = linear cleansing (needs meditation)
It all forms a unified psychological anatomy of the human being.
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A Tantric explanation chakra by chakra
Comparison of Garuda Purana descriptions vs psychology
A male–female energy balancing guide

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Emotions
Menstruation cycle
Dangerous rivers
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Chakra-by-Chakra Tantric Explanation
How
Ida, Pingala, Sushumna
Ganga–Yamuna–Saraswati
psychological states
move through each chakra (Muladhara to Sahasrara).
Garuda Purana vs Psychology Map
Each hellish river (Vaitarṇī, Raktavāhinī, Asipatravana, etc.) explained as
psychological states, trauma layers, subconscious fears.
Male–Female Energy Balancing Guide
How men and women can balance
Ida & Pingala
emotional rivers
dangerous mental rivers
through
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breathwork
food
thought discipline
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🜂 GRAND DIAGRAM-STYLE CHART (Nadis → Rivers → Emotions → Menstruation → Purāṇic Rivers)
HUMAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ENERGY SYSTEM
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NĀḌĪ SYSTEM (Yogic Channels)
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Ida (Left) Pingala (Right) Sushumna (Center)
Moon Sun Beyond duality
Feminine Masculine Balanced
Emotion Action Awareness
Cooling Heating Neutral
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THREE INNER RIVERS (Symbolic Psyche Flows)
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Ganga Yamuna Saraswati
Purity Emotion/Desire Creativity/Wisdom
Clarity Subconscious Intuition
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MENSTRUATION (Tantric Psychology)
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Ida ↑ Pingala ↓ Sushumna (blocked → clears)
Emotion rises Energy falls Integration after cycle
Yamuna rises Ganga purifies Saraswati opens post-menses
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PURĀṆIC “HELL RIVERS” → Psychological Pain States
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Vaitarṇī Raktavāhinī Kāla-Nadī Tāmasic Rivers
Trauma Anger/Blood Anxiety/Fear Depression
Overwhelm Hormonal storm Dark thoughts Inertia
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FINAL STATE AFTER BALANCE
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Ida = Pingala → Sushumna opens → Clarity, Ease, Flow
Ganga + Yamuna + Saraswati → Inner Triveni Sangam
CHAKRA-BY-CHAKRA TANTRIC & PSYCHOLOGICAL MAP
Muladhara (Root)
Ida: insecurity, withdrawal
Pingala: survival drive
Sushumna: grounding
River symbolism: Yamuna mud → fear
Psychology: trauma, childhood safety issues
Menstruation: cramps, grounding emotions
Svadhisthana (Sacral)
Ida: sensitivity, emotions
Pingala: sexual energy
Sushumna: creative flow
Rivers: Saraswati = creativity, Yamuna = desire
Purāṇic river: Raktavāhinī → hormonal turbulence
Menstruation: emotional waves, creativity heightened
Manipura (Solar Plexus)
Ida: self-doubt
Pingala: willpower, ego
Sushumna: healthy self-esteem
River: Ganga = clarity
Purāṇic: Vaitarṇī = inner pain, powerlessness
Menstruation: mood swings, digestion changes
Anahata (Heart)
Ida: empathy
Pingala: attachment, protection
Sushumna: unconditional love
Rivers: Yamuna deep waters = grief
Purāṇic: Tāmasic rivers = sadness, heaviness
Menstruation: old emotional memories surface
Vishuddha (Throat)
Ida: emotional communication
Pingala: assertiveness
Sushumna: authentic voice
Rivers: Saraswati = speech, expression
Purāṇic: Kāla-Nadī = anxiety, choking emotions
Menstruation: irritability, throat chakra blocks
Ajna (Third Eye)
Ida: fantasy, overthinking
Pingala: logic, control
Sushumna: intuition + clarity
Rivers: Ganga light + Saraswati insight
Purāṇic: illusion rivers = confusion
Menstruation: intuitive dreams, clearer insight after cycle
Sahasrara (Crown)
Ida/Pingala merge
Sushumna fully open
Inner Triveni Sangam: Ganga + Yamuna + Saraswati merge
Psychologically: mental peace, forgiveness, clarity
Menstruation: spiritual clarity after cycle
🜄 GARUDA PURANA “HELL RIVERS” AS HUMAN PSYCHOLOGY
These rivers describe states of mind, not geography.
Puranic River Meaning Psychological Interpretation
Vaitarṇī river of suffering unprocessed trauma, deep emotional pain
Raktavāhinī river of blood anger, hormonal intensity
Tāmasic rivers dark, muddy depression, hopelessness
Kāla-Nadī time-dark river anxiety, fear of future
Pāpa-Nadī sin river guilt, shame, regret
Sūlabheda river thorns harsh thoughts hurting oneself
Kṣāradhārā salt water tears, emotional burning
Taptasurasa boiling liquids rage, overwhelming stress
Visha-nadī poison toxic relationships, psychological abuse
In short:
The Garuda Purana is a map of mental and emotional suffering, hidden in symbolic language.
MALE–FEMALE ENERGY BALANCING GUIDE (Ida–Pingala–Rivers)
For Women
Women naturally have stronger Ida (emotion, intuition).
During menstruation:
Yamuna rises (emotional release)
Pingala weakens (low energy)
Sushumna opens after cycle (clarity)
Balance Tips
Warm foods (help Pingala)
Slow breathing (activate Sushumna)
Journaling → emotional release
Avoid overwork during cycle
Moon gazing → calms Ida
For Men
Men naturally have stronger Pingala (logic, drive).
Emotions stay suppressed longer
Trauma becomes internal Vaitarṇī
Anger becomes Raktavāhinī
Balance Tips
Cooling breathing (Chandra bhedana)
Meditation → opens Ida
Creative activities → Saraswati activation
Walking near water → calms Yamuna
Silence → activates Sushumna
Shared Practices (Both Genders)
Balance Ida & Pingala:
Alternate nostril breathing (Nadi Shodhana)
Meditation in silence
Sitting near rivers/flowing water
Avoid overstimulation
Light fasting once a week
FINAL INTEGRATION
Your body contains:
Three nadis (emotional, action, awareness)
Three rivers (purity, emotion, creativity)
Danger rivers (trauma, stress, fear)
Chakras (centers where these energies mix)
Menstrual cycle (for women, cleansing of emotional rivers)
Life cycles (for men, slow emotional purification)
In psychological terms:
Ancient scriptures used rivers and god-energies as metaphors for your emotional landscape.
You now have the full map.
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Nāḍīs
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Purāṇic hell rivers
Chakras
Menstruation
Male/Female psychology
How all of this fits together psychologically
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THE COMPLETE TEXT EXPLANATION
Ancient Indian yogic and Puranic systems use metaphors—rivers, gods, nāḍīs, chakras—not to describe physical organs but to describe inner psychological and energetic states. These symbolic landscapes form a map of the human mind.
1. The Three Nāḍīs as Human Psychology
The yogic body speaks of three main nāḍīs: Ida, Pingala, and Sushumna.
These are not literal channels but mental pathways.
Ida represents the emotional and intuitive mind. It is lunar, cooling, sensitive, and connected to memory, imagination, and feelings.
Pingala represents the active and logical mind. It is solar, heating, forward-moving, connected to will, logic, and outward behavior.
Sushumna represents the integrative mind. It is the central pathway of balance, clarity, and higher awareness. It becomes dominant only when emotion and action are balanced.
Psychologically, these three pathways describe the emotional mind, the active mind, and the awakened mind.
2. The Three Sacred Rivers as Inner Flow
The sacred rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati represent three internal flows of consciousness.
Ganga symbolizes purity, clarity, moral intuition, and clean thinking.
Yamuna represents depth, emotion, desire, and the subconscious mind.
Saraswati symbolizes inspiration, creativity, art, and inner intelligence.
Inside every person, regardless of gender, these rivers flow as clarity, emotion, and creativity.
When they meet, the inner “Triveni Sangam” is achieved — a psychological harmony where your thoughts, feelings, and intuition unite.
3. Purāṇic Hell Rivers as Emotional Suffering
The rivers described in texts like the Garuda Purana — such as Vaitarṇī, Raktavāhinī, Kāla-nadī, and others — are not geographical rivers but states of inner suffering.
Vaitarṇī symbolizes deep emotional pain, unresolved trauma, and experiences that the psyche has not yet integrated.
Raktavāhinī, the river of blood, symbolizes rage, hormonal turbulence, and intense emotional storms.
Kāla-Nadī, the dark river of time, symbolizes anxiety, fear of the unknown, and existential dread.
Tāmasic rivers, muddy and unmoving, symbolize depression, lethargy, and states of hopelessness.
These “dangerous rivers” are inner mental environments a person enters when emotional imbalance is high.
4. Chakras as Stages of Psychological Life
Each chakra represents a center where these rivers and nāḍīs interact.
At the root, fear and survival dominate. Old traumas (Vaitarṇī states) can live here.
At the sacral, emotions, hormones, sexuality, and creativity mix; Saraswati and Yamuna dominate.
At the solar plexus, ego, confidence, power, and anger appear; Raktavāhinī-like states occur here.
At the heart, love, grief, empathy, and emotional memory flow.
At the throat, authentic expression or suppressed truth can block or free the mind.
At the third eye, clarity meets imagination.
At the crown, all nadīs merge into stillness and unity.
Each chakra reflects psychological growth and emotional maturity.
5. Menstruation as Emotional Cleansing (Tantric Psychology)
In tantra, menstruation is understood as a cyclical purification of inner rivers.
During menstruation:

Ida becomes stronger, so emotions rise.
Pingala becomes weaker, so energy and drive decrease.
The emotional river — Yamuna — becomes more active.
Old emotional patterns surface and release.
After the cycle, Ganga-like clarity returns.
Creativity often increases as Saraswati reopens.
Thus, menstruation is seen as the body’s natural emotional detox, not merely a biological process.
6. Male and Female Energy Differences
Though all humans have all three rivers and all three nāḍīs, men and women process emotional energy differently.
Women:

Naturally have stronger Ida, making them more intuitive and emotionally aware.
Have a built-in monthly cycle that purifies emotional currents.
Experience clearer intuition and creativity after the cycle ends.
Men:
Naturally have stronger Pingala, making them more action-oriented but prone to emotional suppression.
Without a monthly emotional purge, men often carry trauma longer.
Their inner Vaitarṇī (pain) and Raktavāhinī (anger) can remain unprocessed unless consciously addressed through meditation or emotional work.
Both genders have the same psychological rivers but experience them differently.
7. The Final Integration: How All These Systems Fit Together
The ancient system is a sophisticated model of the human mind, expressed poetically:
The nāḍīs describe mental channels.
The rivers describe emotional flows.
The hell rivers describe psychological suffering.
The chakras show where these experiences are stored.
The cycle of menstruation shows a natural emotional purification process.
Male and female energy describe tendencies in how people process emotion.
The entire symbolic system is actually a psychological map of human experience, showing how clarity, emotion, creativity, trauma, fear, and intuition flow inside us and how they can be balanced.
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BEGINNER-FRIENDLY SIMPLE VERSION
This is the easiest way to understand everything:
Your mind has three channels:
Ida (feelings), Pingala (action), Sushumna (calm awareness).
Inside you also flow three emotional rivers:
Ganga (clarity), Yamuna (emotion), Saraswati (creativity).
The “hell rivers” from scripture are difficult feelings:
Vaitarṇī = deep sadness
Raktavāhinī = anger
Kāla-nadi = fear
Tāmasic river = depression
Menstruation is the body’s natural emotional cleansing:
emotions increase → old feelings rise → clarity returns afterward.
Men and women both have these energies but experience them differently:
women process emotion cyclically, men linearly.
Balance happens when Ida = Pingala, then Sushumna opens → peace.
This is the whole system in simple form.
DEEP PHILOSOPHICAL INTERPRETATION (Upanishadic style)
In the Upanishadic way of seeing, the body is not merely flesh; it is a field of consciousness.
Nāḍīs: Paths of the Inner Self
Ida and Pingala represent dvandva, the dualities of existence — moon and sun, feeling and thought, withdrawal and engagement.
Sushumna is the middle way, where duality dissolves into unity.
This is the path of moksha, liberation.
Rivers: Streams of Inner Reality
Ganga is the stream of sattva — purity and truth.
Yamuna is the stream of rajas — desire, emotion, movement.
Saraswati is the stream of buddhi — higher intelligence and creativity.
Where these rivers meet is the symbolic Triveni, the Sangam of consciousness, the merging of thought, feeling, and intuition into direct awareness.

Purāṇic Hell Rivers: The Shadow Within
The Garuda Purana’s rivers are mirrors of the psyche’s unpurified regions.
Vaitarṇī is not a place after death — it is the suffering of unresolved karmas inside the living mind.
Kāla-nadī is the fear of passing time.
Raktavāhinī is the fire of uncontrolled desire or anger.
Thus, hell is a state of mind, not a geography.

Menstruation: A Monthly Tapasya
In Tantra, menstruation is not impurity — it is a sacred tapas, a cyclical purification.
It is the descent of Shakti, shedding not only the physical lining but the emotional residues of the month.
After the cycle, the mind naturally attains a state of sattvic clarity.
Male and Female Energies
Masculine and feminine are not genders — they are cosmic polarities within every person.
Both seek balance, and balance is yoga itself.
MODERN SCIENTIFIC COMPARISON (BRAIN + HORMONES)
Ida = parasympathetic system
calm, rest, digestion
right-brain emotional processing
serotonin & oxytocin involvement
Pingala = sympathetic system
action, focus, drive
left-brain logic
dopamine & adrenaline involvement
Sushumna = integration pathway
midline brain networks
default mode + executive network balance
flow state
healthy prefrontal cortex activity
Three rivers as brain modes
Ganga = clarity mode (prefrontal cortex activation)
Yamuna = emotional mode (amygdala + limbic system)
Saraswati = creative mode (default mode network)
Purāṇic hell rivers as psychological states
Vaitarṇī → unprocessed trauma (amygdala hyperactivation)
Raktavāhinī → hormonal surges, cortisol & adrenaline spikes
Kāla-nadi → anxiety network activation
Tāmasic rivers → low serotonin & low dopamine patterns
Menstruation
Hormonal cycling affects emotional networks
Estrogen drop increases sensitivity and introspection
After cycle, serotonin & energy rise → mental clarity
Men have steadier hormonal patterns; women have cyclical emotional purification.
GUIDED MEDITATION (Rivers & Nāḍīs)
Use this when you want emotional cleansing and inner balance.
Meditation: “The Three Rivers Within Me”
Sit comfortably.
Close your eyes.
Step 1 — Feel Ida and Pingala
Feel your left side (Ida) — cool, emotional, soft.
Feel your right side (Pingala) — warm, active, sharp.
Now imagine them balancing.

Step 2 — Enter Sushumna
Imagine a quiet, glowing channel in the center of your spine.
See it becoming calm, bright, open.
Step 3 — See the Three Rivers
Now imagine three rivers flowing inside you:
Ganga — bright white water, washing away confusion
Yamuna — deep blue water, carrying your emotions gently
Saraswati — glowing silver water, bringing ideas and creativity
Let these rivers flow naturally.
Step 4 — Emotional Cleansing
If there is pain, sadness, fear, or anger, imagine it entering:
Vaitarṇī (pain)
Raktavāhinī (anger)
Kāla-nadī (fear)
Tāmasic river (depression)
Watch these rivers slowly dissolve the heavy feelings.
Step 5 — Triveni Sangam
Imagine all three sacred rivers meeting at your heart.
Feel their union: clarity, emotion, creativity — all becoming one pure awareness.
Step 6 — Completion
Take a deep breath.
Open your eyes gently.
You are balanced.

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