What Is the Inner Spiritual Meaning of Tirupati’s Lord of Seven Hills? திருப்பதி ஏழுமலையானின் அகத்தத்துவம் என்ன?

Gurumahan, in the 26th Velvi, explains the significance of the Lord of the Seven Hills and how the seven hills symbolically represent the seven centres within our body.The body’s 72,000 nadis and nerves culminate at Eyebrow centre. That is why, whenever we face a problem, what do we do? We close our eyes and think. We withdraw from external connections and turn inward. And where is the center associated with this inner contemplation? It is the Eyebrow center.That is why, at certain times, when we think deeply without even realizing it, where does our hand naturally go? Forehead eye. That is why our ancestors placed a dot at this spot. What is that dot? It is called *Bindu*.Why Bindu? The energy called *Vindu* is below. When that energy rises upward, it is called *Bindu*. And what does Bindu mean? It means the center of light.That center of light shines at the Eyebrow center. That is why, when the energy descends from the summit called Shiva, it becomes radiant at the brow center. The energy present there is wisdom. As it descends further, it becomes the atom at the throat, air in the chest, heat at the navel, water in the lower abdomen, and finally a solid substance at the root. This is also how the Universe is structured.As that energy descends from the heavens, becoming progressively denser, it ultimately becomes solid. Then, rising again from the solid state, it becomes liquid, heat, air, atom, knowledge, and finally reaches the state of the soul. That is why there are seven stages.So, there are seven stages externally and seven stages internally. That is why these seven stages are represented as the seven hills.The seven hills exist externally, and the seven hills also exist within us. That is why he is called *Ezhumalaiyan*—the Lord of the Seven Hills.Send us Fan MailLet Wisdom Flourish!Let Peace Prevail! Let us protect Mother earth!Let us protect the Universe! Santhosamhttps://universalpeacefoundation.org