Palate — khecarī / nectar gate

Tālu attention locus

The palate is shown as a small upper-mouth anchor for the khecarī and inner-elixir imagery that enters Siddha and neighbouring Haṭha-yoga practice descriptions. The coordinate is a front-view inset convention for a deep oral locus; it is not a recommendation to cut, stretch, or manipulate the frenulum or palate.

Mūlādhāra — root supportNavel — inner transformative firePalate — khecarī / nectar gatePalate — khecarī / nectar gateCrown — apex of refined awareness

Point 3 of 4 in Kāya Kalpa — Siddha Rejuvenation Axis

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Tirumantiram (Thirumandiram), by Tirumūlar (primary_canonical)

Tantras 3 and 8, yoga and bodily-elixir passages; supports the Siddha context for upper-mouth and nectar imagery.

Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Svātmārāma (primary_canonical)

Chapter 3, khecarī-mudrā section, documents the palate/tālu locus and is used here only as a comparative source for the visual anchor.

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