The Hara Line
If you are familiar with martial arts, you may already be familiar with the hara. The Hara is the dimension of intention within ourselves. When our hara is aligned, our intentions are stronger. If we align our hara, it influences our chakras and auric field around us. The hara is a core power-source that resides beneath the auric field of the human body. It is housed inside the tan tien (your power center), existing on the level of intentionality. The hara is also known as the “Core Star Connection”.
The haric level serves as the aura’s foundation and is where your intentions are birthed, held, and housed. You might say that this is where the source or seed of your life purpose is located. It is also the source of your creativity.
The hara line is a laser-like line that aligns vertically with the physical body. Although it is not visible to the human eye, it has been said to be approximately one-third of an inch wide. It begins three and one-half feet above the crown of the head and extends downward into the core of the earth, with three important points along the hara line.
There are 3 components to the Hara:
1. The Tan tien (pronounced dandien) is in the lower abdomen. This point is located approximately two and one-half inches below the navel and it is your power (or WILL) center. This is where you draw your will to live from and also where you tap into powerful energies needed to follow through with your intentions.
2. The Soul Seat is in the upper chest. This is related to our spiritual longing in our life. This point is specific to our emotional body, the source of our passions, longings, and life purpose and it is referred to as the “soul seat.”
3. The ID Point is a short form for the Individuation Point. It is approximately 3.5 feet above your head. It connects out into the universe.
- This is considered the separation point of where your soul incarnated into an earth being. This would be the “spark” or beginning of your earth journey. This point encapsulates your life purpose or reason for incarnating and is often referred to as the “godhead.”
A line connects all of these points from the center of the earth to the depths of the universe.
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Hara Line
A healthy hara line is straight, centered, and well rooted. A person whose hara line is aligned properly will be in sync with integrity, power, and purpose. A person whose hara line is misaligned will display negative-intent behaviors such as being argumentative, procrastinate, be overtly competitive, and perform their duties poorly.
Signs of Dysfunction in the Hara Line
- Godhead Dysfunctions: Signs of a dysfunctional godhead are cynicism, and a break or complete disconnect from God or source.
- Soul Seat Dysfunctions: Signs of a dysfunctional soul seat include the physical appearance of a sunken chest, experiencing sadness, despair, grief, or specifically grieving the loss or what once was or of plans that were never manifested.
- Tan Tien Dysfunctions: Physical signs of dysfunctional in the tan tien are chronic back pain or a tilted pelvis.
When the hara is aligned you can feel power, purpose, centered, clarity, integrity and flow. Things can happen easily in your life with little effort. If you’re feeling indecisive, unsure, or stuck in areas of your life, this can be a powerful boost.
