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Yoga of Higher Divisional Charts

Neidan Yoga — Level 6

Yoga comes in three essential flavors—Hindu, Tibetan and Chinese (or Daoist). While every yoga tradition in the world is complete and can rejoice in its many spiritual adepts who have completed the great journey to enlightenment, each yoga tradition has special strengths and focus. More advanced levels of the Jyotish model unveil deeper vistas for spiritual exploration and growth.

Divisional charts from the first octave (D1 - D12) up through the second octave (D13 - D24) cover the body, heart and mind. In turn, the third octave catches much of the astral and lower causal level influences upon us (D25 - D36). Even higher-level divisional charts reach to the most rarefied domains, accessible to but a few—adepts deeply skilled in concentration and midline energy work. Nevertheless, it pays to know a few essential features from these more esoteric charts as they provide sensible hints for practice and daily living.

The Yoga of Higher Divisional Charts

The relation between advanced yogic practice and higher divisional charts in Jyotish.

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