This is like a 1000-petaled Lotus that has bloomed on the top of the head, which is known as the Brahmarandhra (gateway for the cosmic energy). This entry point for the cosmic energy faces upward. The Sahastrar Chakra and the Muladhar Chakra balance each other. Sahastrar Chakra provides the body with the Paramtattva (highest element), which is also described as nectar. It provides the life force to the body. After the Mahattattva has triggered the inclination to work among the Panchtattvas, the capacity to work is imparted by the Paramtattva. Sahastrar Chakra is the seat of Brahmajagruti (cosmic awareness) in the subtle body. It is represented by violet colour. Its subtle quality indicates the sub-conscious mind. It imparts the basic inspiration for love and oneness. This is where one learns about the Paramatma. ‘Par’ implies beyond. This Chakra enables experiences and realization that are beyond the Atma (individual consciousness) and Panchtattvas, and beyond our perception, concepts and intellect. Consider the example of Jasmine fragrance. Experiencing it is about perception. But, the inner bliss, pleasantness and contentment are felt in the sub-conscious mind. Experiences are related to the gross world, while the subtle feeling goes beyond that. A person whose Sahastrar Chakra functions well is a benevolent and realized individual.