Mathematical Modeling of Chakras: A Framework for Dampening Negative Emotions
Abstract
There are 114 chakras in the human mind, body, and sprit system. These chakras are the energy protocols for emotional, spiritual, and total well-being. This article explores different mathematical models of four specific non-linear chakras—Harsha, Vimarsha, Urja, and Sakshi—as a framework for mitigating the oscillations of negative emotions. Each of these four chakras has a distinct mantra, meditation, kriya, and yantra protocols for dampening the negative emotions. In this research work, for psychological impact analysis, we formulated different mathematical models for each chakra. We have used several empirical datasets to understand their functions.
Emotions play a pivotal role in human experience, influencing thoughts, behaviors, and overall well-being. Negative emotions, in particular, can lead to significant psychological distress and hinder personal development. By employing mathematical models that represent the interplay between these chakras and the intensity of negative emotions, we aim to provide insights into the dynamics of emotional regulation.
The framework utilizes a combination of exponential curves and Gaussian functions to illustrate the relationship between the non-linear chakras and emotional intensity balancing. This approach not only highlights the potential for emotional dampening through spiritual practices but also offers a novel perspective on integrating traditional wisdom with modern psychological insights.
Introduction
In the tradition of Sri Amit Ray, there are 114 chakras in the human body; among these, 64 are non-linear chakras, which are used for various spiritual awakenings and emotional balancing.