Consciousness Level and Correlation with Measurement of Chakra Energy AnkitaSoni, Student (PG), MITS Gwalior, India SulochanaWadhwani Professor, MITS Gwalior, India Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine the relation between the energy of different focal points of body and consciousness level. In this study, we observed that how the energy level of focal points is related with level of consciousness and level of consciousness is different for different person. For this study an energy measurement system is used for the measurement of focal point (chakra) energy. This instrument is having two electrodes, these electrodes are placed at different focal points and readings were taken. This measurement clearly shows that the energy level is different at different focal centers. It is highest at third eye center and decreases at lower centers. This clearly shows that consciousness is highest at higher center and decreases at lower centers. Keywords Chakra Energy, Eye Center, Throat Center, consciousness. I. INTRODUCTION Chakras are the center of our body. The seven basic chakras are the root, the sacral, the solar plexus, the heart, the throat, the third eye, and the crown chakra. The chakras present on the lower part of our body are our instinctual side, and the highest one present on our mental side. Each chakra is associated with a certain part of our body and a certain organ, and provides energy which needs to function. These chakras have different energy level, and by measuring the energy level of these chakras, we can determine the level of consciousness of our body. The openness and flow of energy through our chakras determine our state of health and balance [1]. This study is based on the measurement of CHAKRA energy. By measuring the chakra energy, we can also measure the level of consciousness. Consciousness is very important term for the performance level of human. Consciousness level will change when we deal with different situations. Our experience of conscious is always changes when our thoughts and environment is changes. By measuring the level of chakra energy at different chakras, we can determine the level of consciousness. 85 AnkitaSoni, SulochanaWadhwani Figure 1 The Chart of Chakra Energies
Consciousness is our awareness of thoughts, sensations, and other internal process. There are three levels of consciousness as, physical consciousness, mental consciousness, and spiritual (highest level) consciousness. We can implement this feature in different groups like student, workers, or patients, and by measuring the chakra energy of them we can determine the level of consciousness. If the value of chakra energy is higher than the level of consciousness is more or if the value of chakra energy is lower than the level of consciousness is less. Means the person whose chakra energy is higher, is more conscious. There are many research study based on the measurement of chakra energy, we can correlate it with hemodynamic parameters of body, we can also correlate it with the performance level of the student because the energy level of more consciousness student is higher than the less consciousness student, and the performance level of more consciousness student is better than less consciousness student. Figure 1 shows the different chakra centers. II. Objective of the Experiment As we discussed earlier there are seven main chakras, and the energy of chakras are different. Our main aim is to find the variation of energy through a day at different chakras center, because the energy level is changed with our different mental state, with our sensations, with our happiness, and depression. So our objective is to find the correlation between our chakra energy and mental state. III.Measurement of Chakra Energy Measurement of chakra energy is very important for the different aspects related to the health. The chakra energy can be measured with the help of an experimental setup, which is constructed with a sensor, a conversion circuit, analog to digital convertor, and a display device for display the result of experiment [2]. The Sensor is developed to measure the Chakras Energy Level at different energy centers. This sensor contains a Copper electrode that applied to the Chakras center and a reference terminal, which is applied to left hand of a body. When the electrode is applied to the energy center, a few microampere current flows inside a body, which is measured. It indicates the Energy level of a person. We know that Energy is directly related to consciousness [3]. Hence, we can say that this sensor is measuring consciousness. An analog to digital convertor is used to convert this obtained analog current to a digital value, and a display device is also used to display the result of this experimental study. The block diagram and hardware of the experimental setup is shown below. HUMAN SENSOR ADC DISPLAY DEVICE Figure 2 Block diagram of Hardware for the Measurement of Chakra Energy Figure-3 Hardware for the Measurement of Chakra Energy 86 AnkitaSoni, SulochanaWadhwani
IV. Variation of Chakra Energy throughout a Day Many researchers have been carried out on the study of consciousness. So as per the literature and previous studies, the consciousness level is changed with our state of mind. The natural set of connections of brain exhibits different phases of behavior which correspond to different levels of consciousness [4]. So for this experimental study we choose 25 specimens and take different measurements of chakra energy at third eye center and throat center, because the energy of chakra center represents our consciousness. The measurements are taken at different time period of a day for a week, because the mental state of a human is changed many times in a day. As we know that our mental state is changed with happiness, depression, anger, and tension. It also changed with joyful songs, music, and exercise and also by meditation. V. Experimental Results In the present work, the chakra energy is measured for the hostel inmates at MITS Gwalior. A total of 25 inmates were selected and the measurements are taken in the interval of three hours for the period of one week. The mean value of the energy is tabulated as shown in Tables 1-3. Table 1 Measurement at Day 1 1 06:15am 28.5 08.3 2 09:30am 42.7 20.7 3 12:30pm 50.6 30.1 4 03:30pm 46.5 25.3 5 06:30pm 70.5 46.2 6 09:30pm 45.6 23.9 7. 12.30 am 39.2 18.5 Table 2 Measurement at Day 3 1 06:15am 29.9 11.4 2 09:30am 48.4 22.3 3 12:30pm 54.2 33.5 4 03:30pm 48.3 29.6 5 06:30pm 73.2 46.9 6 09:30pm 46.2 22.3 7 12:30am 40.1 17.2 Table3 Measurement at Day 6 1 06:15am 27.9 08.0 2 09:30am 40.2 18.3 3 12:30pm 51.5 32.9 4 03:30pm 44.2 23.0 5 06:30pm 68.9 44.9 6 09:30pm 50.3 30.1 7 12:30am 43.5 26.4 87 AnkitaSoni, SulochanaWadhwani
Variation of Chakra Energy at Eye Centre 75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 06:15am 09:30am 12:30pm 03:30pm 06:30pm 09:30pm 12:30am DAY-1 DAY-3 DAY-6 Fig-4 Variation of Chakra Energy at Eye center 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Variation of Chakra Energy at Throat Centre 06:15am 09:30am 12:30pm 03:30pm 06:30pm 09:30pm 12:30am day-1 day-3 day-6 Fig-5 Variation of Chakra Energy at Throat Center VI. Conclusion The paper describes from the above result we can conclude that the level of chakra energy is changed as the time period changed, this energy is the measure of our consciousness, and the consciousness is changed throughout a day. Consciousness depends on our thinking, our mental state, and what is going on our mind. If we are depressed than the level of consciousness is different and if we are happy that it is also different. 88 AnkitaSoni, SulochanaWadhwani
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