Elements and Angels, How Do They Connect?

Angels = the consciousness of the elements.

• Elements = the body of the angels.

• When you chant the bijaksharas of the Sri Chakra petals, you’re not only awakening elemental energy but also directly invoking the angelic intelligences encoded in those syllables.

  Elements are the basis of creation

• Everything in creation is made from the five elements (earth, water, fire, air, sky). Commanding the elements is described as the essence of siddhis (miraculous powers).

• Without mastering the elements, no soul can fully realize divinity.

  Angels are embodied as elemental forces

• In the Sri Chakra teaching, the petals themselves are described as angels’ channels. Each petal represents a force of creation, and together they hold the elements.

• In other words, angels aren’t separate “beings” floating around—they are the intelligent patterns and guardians of elemental forces.

  Angels and elements meet in the Nada Bindu

• The Nada Bindu (the center point of creation) births the siddhis, the elements, and the angelic forces simultaneously. They’re facets of the same energy structure, flowing out from the same seed-point.

• From the Nada Bindu, Mother Divine distributes energy into forms: first elements, then siddhis, then angels. They’re different expressions of one primal current.

  Angels = the living form of elemental siddhis

• Durga’s eight hands are explained as symbols of the siddhis, each one a weapon that corresponds to elemental mastery.

• So when the texts talk about “angels,” they’re pointing to the conscious, personified presence of these elemental siddhic powers.

  Union of all

• In Volume 1, one of the initiation stages is literally “All the Elements Coming as One” (Stage 5), and this is tied to the ability to contact angels.

• The practice shows that when the elements are harmonized, the angelic forces naturally appear—they are simply the same energy, recognized in its divine intelligence.

Working with elements automatically invokes angelic currents, whether or not you call them “angels.”

• To summon angels is to call forth the siddhic intelligence of an element.

• Harmonizing all elements (Stage 5 in Volume 1) is the same as uniting the angelic channels into one stream, which then opens direct contact with Mother Divine.

Nada Bindu → Elements → Siddhis → Angels

1. Nada Bindu (Source Point)

• This is the “dot of sound-silence,” the primal center.

• From Nada Bindu, all energy flows outward: it births the elements, siddhis, and angelic forces in one chain.

• It is described as the Absolute—before even Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva.

• Without Nada Bindu, nothing manifests. It’s the pinhole where the unmanifest pierces into form.

2. Elements (Pancha Bhutas)

• First emanation from the Nada Bindu.

• Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Sky form the “building blocks” of all creation.

• They are not inert stuff—each element is a living current.

• Mastery of them is considered the root of spiritual power.

3. Siddhis (Elemental Command)

• Siddhi means “perfection” or “ability.”

• To have siddhi over an element means you can command it—create water, stop wind, burn karma with fire, etc.

• The texts describe siddhis explicitly as commanding the elements.

• Durga’s eight hands are symbolic of the siddhis—the tools to control elemental negativity.

4. Angels (Conscious Form of Siddhis)

• Angels are the intelligent, personified channels of the siddhis.

• In Sri Chakra, the petals are described as “angels’ channels.” Each petal corresponds to elemental and siddhic forces.

• Angels aren’t “separate helpers”—they are the siddhis appearing in form, the conscious faces of the elemental currents.

How it Fits Together

• Nada Bindu births elements.

• Elements give rise to siddhis (the capacity to command them).

• Siddhis manifest as angels (the living intelligences of those powers).

So: Angel = Conscious Siddhi = Element in divine form.