Chakra (cakra) is a sanskrit word, which means a vortex, or wheel, or a focal point of energy that is three-dimensional where more than three (3) energy channels connect.
While there are seven (7) higher Cakras, seven (7) lower Cakras and seven (7) main Cakras, on these pages we will study the main seven (7) Cakras.
Cakra balancing is an enlightening experience. You will LOVE having your cakras balanced and activated. You will feel so much more alive, vibrant and rejuvenated after each session. Having your cakras balanced is indeed a consciousness expanding gift.
What is a cakra (chakra)?
The human body is said to include hundreds of concentrated and focused energy centers. Each Cakra is similar to a wheel that is a spinning area of energy, as stated above in 3D. These Cakras are where we receive, transmit and process energy. This is very similar to the nervous system which receives and transmits information, but the Cakras receive, transmit and process energy within our etheric body. The etheric body is atmospheric. Meaning it is the area surrounding our body.
7 Cakras - 7 colors
The seven major Cakras are connected to specific areas of our consciousness. They also have their own distinctive function and characteristic. Each Cakra is related to an organ and to one of the seven colors on the color spectrum. We can remember the color spectrum by remembering, (Roy G. Biv) - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.
Open the windows!
We can relate the cakras to open windows into our consciousness. These windows allow our emotional, mental and spiritual energy to flow into our physical body. These openings allow our belief systems and attitudes to flow into our mind and body physical structure impacting our organs, tissues and cells.
Window into our subconscious
Notice ROY G. BIV follows the colors of the rainbow, which is the color spectrum above.
These windows open into our subconscious. This is why mantra, prayer, affirmations, meditation, reflections and the spoken word are vital to incredible healthy living.
Enjoy learning about your 7 cakras and remember to take care of yourself.
