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It is localized in the [[body]] (at some distance above the [[Devīcakra]]): in the region of the {{Wiki|navel}} and just above.
 
It is localized in the [[body]] (at some distance above the [[Devīcakra]]): in the region of the {{Wiki|navel}} and just above.
  
The components of the Dūtīcakra are described in [[relation]] to the process of creation.  
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The components of the [[Dūtīcakra]] are described in [[relation]] to the process of creation.  
  
 
The [[central deity]] divides himself into nine {{Wiki|male}} [[deities]] who, likewise, become ninefold which results in the creation of eighty-one [[female deities]], the so-called [[Dūtīs]].  
 
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They [[symbolize]] another component of the sixfold [[path]], namely the padādhvan which consists in this case of eighty-one [[padas]] derived from the [[Navātman]].  
 
They [[symbolize]] another component of the sixfold [[path]], namely the padādhvan which consists in this case of eighty-one [[padas]] derived from the [[Navātman]].  
  
In addition to this main aspect of their [[symbolic]] meaning, each group of nine Dūtīs is also associated with a special ‘field of authority or competence’ ([[adhikārapada]]).
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In addition to this main aspect of their [[symbolic]] meaning, each group of nine [[Dūtīs]] is also associated with a special ‘field of authority or competence’ ([[adhikārapada]]).
 
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Dūtīcakra (दूतीचक्र):—One of the five internal mystic centres (pañcacakra), according to the kubjikāmata-tantra (or, kādiprakaraṇa).

These five cakras follow the general principle of a cakra (inward representation of a maṇḍala, the representation of cosmic creation).

The Dūtīcakra is associated with the gross element Water (apas).

It is composed of goddesses who are called Dūtīs (female messengers’).

It is localized in the body (at some distance above the Devīcakra): in the region of the navel and just above.

The components of the Dūtīcakra are described in relation to the process of creation.

The central deity divides himself into nine male deities who, likewise, become ninefold which results in the creation of eighty-one female deities, the so-called Dūtīs.

They symbolize another component of the sixfold path, namely the padādhvan which consists in this case of eighty-one padas derived from the Navātman.

In addition to this main aspect of their symbolic meaning, each group of nine Dūtīs is also associated with a special ‘field of authority or competence’ (adhikārapada).

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http://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/d%C5%ABt%C4%ABcakra/index.html