Those Gurus who indulge head and heart game keep you in the prison of emotions. The emotion belongs to ignorance.+

The spiritual heart is the invisible Soul, the Self, not the physical heart. The world in which you exist is created out of the invisible Soul, the spiritual heart.

Mistaking the spiritual heart within the physical body is a great error.

Even some Advaitic Gurus say that the Self is within the spiritual heart. And the spiritual heart is on the left side. Such a declaration is merely an imagination, based on the false self (ego).

When the ‘Self’ is bodiless, then the question of the heart being left-sided or right-sided does not arise.

The Seeker must realize that the Soul, the Self, itself is the spiritual heart. The Soul, the spiritual heart, is ever formless.

The invisible Soul itself is the spiritual heart that is present in the form of the Spirit or Consciousness.

Without the form, time, and space, the invisible Soul, the Self, becomes naked. The nature of the invisible Soul, the Self, is a formless, timeless, and spaceless existence.

Remember:~

The Self is not within the human heart. The world in which you exist hides the invisible and unborn Soul, which is the Spiritual heart.

Those who are stuck up with head and heart will not be able to unfold the mystery of their true existence.

When you realize the Self is not the body, then the question of the Self within the heart does not arise. The poets use the word heart to indicate the center of existence.

When the whole universe is created out of the Soul, Self, which is present in the form of consciousness, still, you are thinking the Self is within the human heart; you are not a wise seeker.

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Those Gurus who indulge the head and heart game keep you in the prison of emotions. The emotion belongs to ignorance.

Some gurus propagate that the Nadi you refer to is called Amrita Nadi. It connects the Spiritual Heart with the Sahasrara. It is best to merge in the Heart and then see that the Heart is beyond time and space.

But remember:~

When the ‘Self’ is not the body, then the question of the Nadi or Amrita Nadi, or Sahasrara, does not arise.

Until we think the ‘Self’ is within the body, it is impossible to cross the threshold of dualistic illusion.

Deeper self-search reveals the fact that the ‘Self’ is not the body, so why bring Nadi, chakras when they are part and parcel of the body.

Deeper self-search reveals that the ‘Self’ is neither the body nor the ‘I’. Thus, one has to go beyond the ‘I’ - means beyond the form, time, and space : ~ Santthosh Kumaar