The word Kundalini is derived from “Kundala” which means ring or coil.
Before the word, “kundalini” came into vogue, ‘Agni’ (fire) was used to represent the divine power that purifies and rises upward like fire.
It rises like steam through the Sushumna till it reaches the Sahasrara.
When the creative energy of kundalini is awakened, Ida and Pingala merge within the Sushumna.
The object of Tantra is to awaken the latent power called Kundalini, the divine cosmic energy in our bodies, lying at the base of the spinal column in the Muladhara chakra, the nervous plexus situated in the pelvis above the anus at the root of the spine.
The energy has to be aroused and made to ascend through the Sushumna from the Muladhara chakra to the thousand-petalled lotus Sahasrara in the head, the network of nerves in the brain.
After piercing the intervening chakra, it finally unites with the supreme soul.
When the kundalini reaches the Sahasrara, the practitioner has no feeling of his/her own separate identity, and nothing exists for him/her.
He/She has crossed the barriers of time and space and become one with the universe.
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