Chakras
The word chakra comes from the sanskrit meaning wheel or circle. There are seven chakras or wheels from the base of your spine to the top of your head. The function of each of the chakras is to spin and rotate and keep the spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical body all in alignment. When we get sick or ill, it is a sign that one or more of the chakras is out of alignment.
The crown chakra is one of consciousness and is the master to all the others. It is compared to the pituitary gland. Symbolized by a lotus plant with a thousand petals, it is found outside the body above the head.
The brow chakra is compared to the pineal gland. It is the chakra of time and light. The symbol is a lotus plant with two petals. It is located between the eyes on the forehead. It is also known as the third eye chakra.
The throat chakra is in charge of communication and other forms of expression. This chakra is compared to the thyroid gland. It is located in the throat area of the neck and is symbolized by a lotus plant with sixteen petals.
The heart chakra is one of higher emotions, love, compassion, and well-being. It is compared to the thymus. It is a part of the immune system and the endocrine system. Symbolized by a lotus plant with twelve petals, it is located in the center of the chest.
The solar plexus chakra is related to higher emotion and energy and is compared to the pancreas and outer adrenal glands. Digestion is the conversion of food into energy for the well being of the self. This chakra is symbolized by a lotus plant with ten petals. It is located right underneath the rib cage.
The sacral chakra related to base emotion and sexuality. This chakra is compared to the ovaries or testes. Symbolized by a lotus plant with six petals, it is located in the groin area.
The root chakra is related to our intuition, instincts, and survival. It is compared to the inner adrenal glands and the adrenal medulla in the kidney. It is symbolized by a lotus plant with four petals and is located at the base of the spine.
Disease And Color
Chakra Stones, Elements, And Colors
The Attunement Process Of Reiki
Disease And Color
... grounded in the here and now if the chakra is open. Insecurity and fear means the chakra is blocked. The parts controlled by this chakra include the legs, the skeletal system, and elimination system. The color for this chakra is red. We also need to find out what the symptoms are and when they started ...
... Anxiety Attack: Lapis Lazuli Parkinson's Disease: Amethyst, Opal Rheumatism: Agate, Carnelian, Copper, Malachite Scoliosis: Malachite Seizures: Labradorite Senility: Buddstone Sexual Abuse: Zoisite Sinuses: Azurite, Blue Agate Sleep: Amethyst, Lapis Laxuli Stress: Bloodstone, Fluorite, Hematite, Obsidian ...
... it out. If they don't even like themselves, how will they be able to help other overcome their problems when they can'? Keep your intentions pure and true to the Universal Life Force of Reiki. Have only good thoughts, good prayers, and good visions. Remembering that Reiki will not flow if there are malignant ...
The Throat, Brow, And Crown Chakras
... tension in a specific part of the conscious mind. The person may feel like they are hiding from everyone and not seeing what is truly in their soul. This is the most hardest part to clarify. Accepting the truth about one's situation can be mind-reeling until that mind can take time to meditate on the ...
Using Goddess Oils To Balance The Chakras
... Goddess: Demeter Color: Green Throat: Front and back of neck Goddess: Athena Color: Blue Third Eye: Between the eyes Goddess: Artemis Color: Indigo Crown: Top of the head Goddess: Hestia Color: White After mixing and applying, you can chant the goddess' name and visualize the colors that go along with ...