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| | Making Sense of Tantra: Chp 8: The Subtle Body |
 | | As long as you are in the manipura you are in the terrible heat of the center of the earth, as it were. |
 | | Evola says that the combustion of the manipura is desire in the form of "a burning, shining substance," characterized by emotions such as: "anger, fear, astonishment, violence, pride, and hunger" (Evola, 1992: 152). |
 | | A more vivid description of the power and fire of kundalini as she manifests in the manipura chakra can be found in Jung's autobiography (Jung, 1961), when he describes his meeting with Freud, in 1909, in the elder man's study in Vienna. |
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