The journeys
Each one drawn from an ancient text, with its own yantra and its own rhythm of light.
Four forms
Every yantra drawn for the path uses four forms, in a plain hand: no figure, no mantra, only geometry.
Bindu
The point. In the Śrī Cakra it sits at the exact centre of the circle.
Trikoṇa
The triangle. Pointing down it is power; pointing up, fire.
Padma
The lotus: eight petals within sixteen, between three circles.
Bhūpura
The earth enclosure: three squares, a gate on each side.
From the yoga nidrā tradition
Nidrā
The journey of aware rest
Rest that stays awake. Its yantra is a field of indigo and violet waves around a crescent of pearl light, and the journey is made for letting go.
From the Vijñāna Bhairava’s contemplations of emptiness
Śūnya
The journey into open space
Spacious, and the least decorated of the three. Its yantra is rings of silver-blue opening into luminous emptiness.
From the Yoginīhṛdaya
Śrī
The journey to the centre
The Śrī Cakra itself: nine triangles inside two rings of lotus, around a single point. It walks the map from the gate inward. Its colours are rose, saffron and gold. The Path
More journeys are in preparation.
Your guide chooses the journeys with you, and over time your personal map shows which ones open you.