Dharmashokayas

Dharmashokayas are ancient Indian anatomical concepts referring to three vital regions associated with moral and spiritual wellbeing. They include the chest (Hridaya), symbolizing the seat of righteousness; the head (Shirodhara), representing wisdom and divine consciousness; and the pelvic area (Garbhashaya), connected to generative and nurturing functions. These areas are believed to house the inner energies that sustain ethical behavior, mental clarity, and spiritual growth, playing a crucial role in achieving overall harmony and balance within the body and mind according to traditional Indian philosophy and medicine.