The Sahaswara chakra, often known as the "thousand petal lotus," is positioned at the summit of the head. This chakra represents enlightenment and spiritual connectedness to our higher selves, others, and, ultimately, the divine. It is situated at the top of the head. The thousand-petaled lotus has seven petals which represent the seven chakras. The Sahaswara chakra is associated with the thousand-jeweled temple found in many Hindu structures. It is said to be visible even from space using infrared photography. This chakra is open only to those who have achieved enlightenment or sahaja yoga; however, people who have not reached this stage of evolution can still develop it through sadhana (practice). It is usually depicted as a red color band within a white circle. However, there are various other colors that can be used to depict this channel. People who have not achieved enlightenment may have opened their third eye but not their sixth. The third eye is related to intuition and vision. The sixth chakra is related to energy flow and consciousness. People who are highly evolved will have opened all seven chakras. The Sahaswara chakra is associated with wisdom, intellect, discernment, individuality, self-awareness, and transcendence.