BODHI TREE SOLI DHARMA

According to the Buddhist tradition, the Bodhi Tree or Bo Tree (बोधि वृक्ष / "Peepal Tree", "Araḷi Mara", "Arasa Maram" ) or Tree of Life was a large and ancient sacred Fig Tree (नंदी / Banyan Tree, Ficus Religiosa) located in Bodh Gaya (बोधगया, Bōdh Gayā), Bihar (बिहार), India, under which Siddhartha Gautama (सिद्धार्थ गौतम / c. 563/480 - c. 483/400 BCE), the spiritual teacher who became known as the Buddha (बुद्ध, बुद्ध ने), is said to have attained Enlightenment or Bodhi (बोधि / "to have woken up and understood").

For the monks the closed to the public lamasery, located near Dorkhar (दोरखर / Ancient Dukezong / Chinese: 独克宗), who bless the energy oils, Soli Dharma (सोली धर्म), the Bodhi Tree or Bo Tree (बोधि वृक्ष / Tree of Life), symbolizes a new beginning in life, the pure energy and the brightness of the future.
It is also the symbol of immortality.
- A tree ages, but it always has seeds that contain its deepest substance.
In this way, they believe that the tree becomes immortal.

Moreover, the monks of Dorkhar (दोरखर / Ancient Dukezong / Chinese: 独克宗) believe that the Bodhi Tree Soli Dharma (बोधि वृक्ष सोली धर्म) gradually draws memories from our subconscious and potentiates our qualities that will allow us to emerge into a symbol of growth and strength.

Finally, by supporting the comparison of the Tree of Life (which has roots and seeds) with the cosmic human being, they anoint the soles of their feet and their neck with  Bodhi Tree Soli Dharma (बोधि वृक्ष सोली धर्म).

Manipura (मणिपूर, Maṇipūra) is translated from Sanskrit as "resplendent gem" or "lustrous gem" (alternatively or wrongly is translated as "city of jewels").
Manipura (मणिपूर, Maṇipūra) is often associated with the colors: yellow and blue in classical Tantra (तंत्र), and red in the Nath tradition (नाथ / Natha, नाथा / a Shaivist sub-tradition within Hinduism) - (Shaivism, शैववाद is one of the major traditions within Hinduism that reveres Shiva, शिव as the Supreme Being).
Manipura (मणिपूर, Maṇipūra) is associated with Fire (अग्नि) and the Power of Transformation.
It is said that Manipura (मणिपूर, Maṇipūra) is the home of Agni ("Fire" / Agni, अग्नि happens to be the entity that is responsible for all digestive and metabolic processes in the human beings according to Ayurveda, आयुर्वेद) and the vital wind Samana Vayu (प्राण, Prana /"life force", or "vital principle")
- Samana Vayu (प्राण, Prana) permeates reality on all levels including inanimate objects. In Hindu literature, Prana (प्राण) is sometimes described as originating from the Sun and connecting the elements.
The energies of Prana Vayu (प्राण वायु) and Apana Vayu (अपाना वायु) - (inward and outward flowing energy) meet at the point in a balanced system.
Manipura (मणिपूर, Maṇipūra) is the home of the Coeliac Plexus, which innervates most of the digestive system.
In chakra-based medicine, practitioners work this area to promote healthier digestion, elimination, pancreas-kidney and Adrenal function.
Weak Agni (अग्नि / "Fire") in the coeliac plexus leads to incompletely digested food, thoughts and emotions, and is a source of Ama (विषाक्तता, Toxicity).