•Each Chakra has a particular number of petals with a Sanskrit alphabet on each petal, the vibration that is produced at each petal is represented by the corresponding Sanskrit letter.
•Every letter denotes the Mantra of Devi Kundalini, the letters exist in the petals in a latent form, these can be manifested and the vibrations of the Nadis felt during concentration.
•The number of petals of the lotuses varies; Muladhara, Svadhishthana, Manipura, Anahata, Vishuddha, and Ajna Chakras have 4, 6, 10, 12, 16, and 2 petals respectively.
•All the 50 Sanskrit letters are on the 50 petals, the number of petals in each Chakra is determined by the number and position of the Yoga Nadis around the Chakra.
•From each Chakra a particular number of Yoga Nadis crop up, the Chakra gives the appearance of a lotus with the Nadis as its petals.
•The sound produced by the vibrations of the Yoga Nadis is represented by the corresponding Sanskrit letter.
•The Chakras with their petals hang downwards when Kundalini is at the Muladhara Chakra, when it is awakened, they turn towards Brahmarandhra.
