Chakras

  

 What Are Chakras?

The word chakra is derived from a Sanskrit word-meaning disc or wheel. They are centers of activity that receives, assimilates and expresses life force energy. They are responsible for the person's physical, mental, and spiritual functions.

There are seven primary or main chakra points with other smaller secondary chakras. The smaller points often are called meridians. The secondary chakra points are influenced with action and physicality while the seven primary chakras deal with emotions and spirituality.

The primary chakras influence your health greatly; the health problems related to them are caused by an unbalance in the chakra itself, from an emotional or spiritual cause, which then manifests into a physical ailment.

Each chakra relates strongly to a specific part of the body, specific emotions, mental and spiritual concerns.

How Chakras Affect Us

The chakras are constantly rotating and vibrating. The activities in them influence our:

Body shape, Glandular processes, chronic physical ailments, thoughts, and behaviour.

When one (or more) of the chakra is blocked and the energy does not flow harmoniously through them, or it is wide open, it will result in imbalance that is manifested in all areas of life.

We can think of chakras as floppy discs that contain vital programs. They contain programmed sub routines that shape our behaviour. We all function by sets of programs, which may or may not be conscious. In this analogy the body is the hardware, our programming is the software, and the Self is the user. We did not write all of these programs, and some of their language is very archaic. The challenge before us is to identify our programs and rewrite them all while continuing to live our lives, yet this is the task of healing. The chakra system can be used as a tool to fight viruses, debug and reprogram our lives. In order to run any of our programs we have to activate our energy current.
  


What Would A Person Look Like If Their Chakras Were Balanced?

The person would be:

  • Well grounded and in touch with their body.

  • In good health and vitality.

  • Aware of their feelings without being ruled by them.

  • Sexually content without being driven.

  • With balanced third chakra they would have confidence and confidence without dominating others.

  • The heart would be compassionate and loving, yet centred and peaceful.

  • Could communicate feelings or ideas with truth and clarity and be able to listen to others.

  • Their upper chakra would bring imagination, wisdom and a personal connection with spirit.

This is an ideal we hope to strive. We all have the means to achieve it; only it takes time, patience and dedication.

The work depends entirely on the person's structure. The main thing to remember is that body, soul, mind and spirit together with the seven chakras, are one invisible whole.

  
  
  
  

 

What Blocks A Chakra?

Childhood traumas, cultural conditioning, limited belief system, bad habits, physical and emotional injuries. Or even just lack of attention all contribute to chakra blockage.

Difficulties abound in life, for each one, we develop a coping strategy. If these difficulties persist, these coping strategies become chronic patterns, anchored in the body and psyche as defence structures. It is important to recognize the blocks we carry, find and understand their source and meaning, and develop tools to heal them.

It is possible to be relatively balanced through the chakras without being an enlightened master. People who have done lot of their own healing work or were lucky in their upbringing may be relatively balanced.


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