The Ajna is the awareness centre for conceptualising, analysing and holding a fixed way of thinking. It is completely open when no gate in it is activated at all, which is a narrower state than a white Ajna in general. What you take in is other people's certainty, their frameworks and their opinions, and you run them convincingly while you are in their company. Because no concept is fixed in you, you can occupy a position fully one evening and find almost nothing left of it the next morning.
The Completely Open Ajna Centre
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- State
- open
- Centre
- Ajna
- Wisdom
- the ability to move through many frameworks without prejudice and tell a sound argument from a well delivered one
- Ra_theme
- not knowing what to think
- Definition
- no activated gates in the centre
- Centre_function
- awareness centre for conceptualising, analysing and fixed ways of thinking
- Not_self_question
- Am I pretending to be certain?
- Distinguished_from_undefined
- An undefined Ajna has an activated gate that lends a recurring angle of thought to recognise. A completely open Ajna has none, so there is no mental frame of reference against which a borrowed certainty can be tested.
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