°Anahata°

Anahata is considered the seat of the Jivatman, and Para Shakti. In the Upanishads, this is described as being like a tiny flame that resided inside the heart. Anahata is so called because it is in this place that sages hear that sound (Anahata – Shabda) which comes without the striking of any two things together.”[2] It is associated with the element of air, the sense of touch, and with actions of the hands.
Anahata is associated with love and compassion, charity to others, and forms of psychic healing.