Meditating on chakras

I went to the satellite radio room / lab to meet with my teammate. The television had visited the room and everything was out of place. Some things had gone missing (PC power cable) and a few things I had missed, had appeared (an USB mouse with wheel, for example). We could do nothing without the USB cable for the ARM evaluation kit and unfortunately, it was missing. So, I tried to sense it anywhere in the room, but I couldn't feel it anywhere in the room. I thought I felt something similar behind me, on the left, but I ignored it (too faint to be true). After having looked through almost all the drawers, I spotted a drawer behind me, to my left that had our team name on it =D. I opened it and there was another evaluation kit that happened to have a similar USB cable.

I do the same every time I go into the kitchen and can't find any glasses / cutlery / plates / food. There have been only a few cases, where there actually has been nothing. Usually there is, but I have missed it (=P cause they end up in odd places sometimes).

Read a few more paragraphs from the Kundalini book. I was amazed at the fact that some yogis meditate / concentrate on their chakras. I thought I should try meditating on the Muladhara chakra.

It was more difficult than I had imagined - I couldn't even locate it. So, I kind of tried concentrating on multiple places and then work out the location by seeing if there is any effect. I think I almost spotted it a few times, because I started feeling warmth coming from somewhere around the area. The warmth diffused into the rest of the body.

I laid down and fell asleep immediately (probably because I had woken up early in the morning). Suddenly the alarm clock started to beep (at 0.00 AM). I was certain I had set it to 8.30 AM, but somehow I had managed to hit the other button as well.
Anyway, as I woke up, I noticed that I had fallen asleep carelessly and I had forgotten to change the breath flow (decided to try it out since yesterday). Actually, I had problems changing it - it was stuck in the way I forced it in the morning.