The morning sun bathed **Prithvi Gaon** in a warm golden glow, yet the air was thick with tension. Even as villagers went about their daily routines, a subtle, unseen force pulsed in the village: **Ratan's growing aura**. It was stronger than the day before, more defined, and yet still contained within the innocence of a child.
At **age six**, Ratan had begun to understand the basics of his internal energy flow. His **Muladhara Chakra**, the Root, had matured beyond the usual human threshold. Mahadev, noticing this during a quiet moment, decided the time had come for Ratan to **experience his first elemental energy**: **Prithvi Tattva—Earth Element**.
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## **The First Elemental Lesson**
In the courtyard of their hut, Mahadev knelt before Ratan, whose small frame glimmered faintly with the residual golden light of his chakra.
"Today, you will learn the flow of the earth," Mahadev said, his voice calm but commanding. "The **Prithvi Tattva** is the foundation of all life, the first step toward understanding your body's harmony with the universe. Focus your Root Chakra, and let it connect with the ground beneath you."
Ratan nodded, black eyes unwavering. He knelt on the soil, fingers pressed to the earth, and closed his eyes.
For a moment, nothing happened. Then, faint vibrations surged through his palms, tickling the tips of his fingers. A small pebble trembled on the ground. Mahadev's lips curled in the tiniest smile.
"Good. Now feel it—don't control it. Let it move with you, let the earth respond to your intention."
Ratan inhaled deeply. His chest rose and fell with perfect rhythm. He sensed the soil, the roots of nearby trees, even the faintest tremor of ants beneath the surface. Energy flowed from the earth into his body, harmonizing with his Root Chakra. A faint green glow traced the line of his spine downward.
Then, with a small flex of his fingers, the pebble levitated slowly, spinning in the air for a heartbeat before dropping back to the ground.
"**First success.**" Mahadev's voice resonated with pride. "It is subtle now, but this is the beginning. The **Prithvi Tattva** will grow with you. One day, the mountains themselves will obey your will."
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## **The Challenge of Control**
That evening, Ratan's siblings—**Devika** and **Arjun**—joined in for his next lesson. Devika's aura, the refined grace of the **God Path**, allowed her to subtly manipulate energy to guide Ratan. Arjun's Immortal Path focus demanded precision and discipline.
Together, they set up small obstacles: pebbles, twigs, and a miniature mound of soil.
"Lift this," Arjun commanded, placing a fist-sized rock in front of Ratan.
Ratan's small hands hovered over it, golden light dancing faintly over his skin. The rock rose, slowly at first, wobbling midair. Sweat formed on his brow. The **Prithvi Tattva** was responsive, yet temperamental.
"Feel it!" Devika called softly, her voice a guide more than a command. "Listen to its rhythm, not your own!"
Ratan adjusted his breathing, letting go of the urgency in his mind. The rock stabilized, floating steadily. He could feel the heartbeat of the stone, the subtle resistance of gravity, and the way energy wanted to flow naturally.
"That's it," Devika whispered. "Now, move it forward."
The rock rolled toward a stick barrier, stopping just short of collision. With a subtle gesture, Ratan directed it around the obstacle. His first successful **Prithvi manipulation in motion**.
Mahadev nodded, pleased. "Even at this age, you are learning more quickly than most cultivators after decades of practice. Your connection with the earth is… exceptional."
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## **First Spiritual Beast Encounter**
A week later, while wandering near the edge of the village, Ratan encountered a **larger spiritual beast**—a wolf-like creature with a hide as black as the night and eyes glowing crimson. It had been drawn by the boy's aura, sensing an extraordinary power rising in the village.
Most children would have screamed. Most adults would have fled. Ratan, however, knelt calmly. His hands glowed faintly green as he instinctively activated his **Prithvi Tattva**.
The beast lunged, teeth bared. Ratan extended his palms. Soil rose from the ground, forming a barrier. Pebbles and dirt swirled into a protective sphere around him. The beast struck, only to be repelled by the force of energy, its body hitting an invisible wall.
Mahadev and Arjun arrived, running toward the sound. They stopped, stunned. Ratan, alone, had held a creature far stronger than anything a normal child could face.
"He… he defended himself," Arjun muttered, eyes wide.
"Yes," Mahadev replied. "And this is only the beginning. Watch closely—this child is not merely gifted; he is destined for something beyond imagination."
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## **Clan Training with Master Snake Spirit**
That evening, Ratan was summoned to a secluded grove at the edge of the village. The air was thick with ancient energy, the smell of herbs and ozone clinging to the moss-covered stones. There, a **massive snake spirit** awaited—coiled and glowing faintly with golden light.
"Greetings, Ratan," the spirit hissed. Its voice was smooth, echoing in the boy's mind rather than in sound. "I am the first Master of the **Seven Chakras**. I have been waiting for you."
Ratan, though young, felt no fear. "I… I am ready," he whispered.
The snake spirit's eyes glimmered. "You are unusually calm for one so young. That is a good sign. Your body resonates with the Root Chakra and begins the flow of **Sacral Energy**. Tonight, we will begin the **first formal cultivation lesson**."
Over the next hours, the snake spirit guided him. Ratan learned to sense the flow of energy not just in his body, but in **everything around him**: the breeze, the soil, the faint pulse of ants, the distant flow of water in the river.
"You must remember," the snake spirit instructed, "chakra is not force—it is harmony. Harmony with yourself, with your environment, and eventually, with the cosmos. One misstep, and the flow is disrupted. One success, and your potential grows exponentially."
By the time dawn approached, Ratan had achieved something extraordinary: he had **harmonized his Root and Sacral Chakras**, allowing **partial emotional energy control**—a feat rarely achieved even by older, seasoned cultivators.
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## **Foreshadowing the Future Harem and Destiny**
Unbeknownst to Ratan, his aura had subtly reached the nearby villages. **Sunita, Ishita, and Kavya**—all young girls of six and seven—felt a strange attraction, curiosity, and admiration toward this boy. It was faint, instinctual, and not understood, yet it marked the first threads of the bonds that fate would later weave into a harem destined by the cosmos itself.
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## **Nightfall and Inner World Awakening**
That night, Ratan lay on a hill overlooking the village, gazing at the mountains. The air shimmered faintly around him, a silent acknowledgment of his growing power. His mind wandered to the lessons with the snake spirit.
*"If I can master this… if I can control every chakra… every element… every power… then nothing will be impossible."*
He did not yet know the **Seven Chakra Path**, nor the unimaginable heights it would demand. Yet, within him, the first spark of the **Eternal Chakra God** had ignited.
The mountains were silent, but hidden in the shadows, **lesser spiritual beasts and wandering cultivators** took notice. Wordless ripples of energy extended beyond the village, hinting at the boy's **growing influence in the natural and spiritual world**.
*The first true step of his journey had been taken. And the cosmos had already begun to take note.*
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✅ **Chapter 3 Key Points Covered:**
* Ratan at age 6, first **Prithvi Tattva** control
* Training with siblings and family
* First battle with stronger spiritual beast, instinctual response
* Introduction of **Master Snake Spirit**, first formal Chakra training
* Root + Sacral Chakra partial harmony, early emotional control
* Foreshadowing future harem connections
* Hint of universe noticing Ratan's rising aura
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