Ancient Secrets Revealed

Chakras are the energy centers in the body that allow for the flow of natural energy to go through and out of the body.  Energy is one of the body’s most important resources; like blood, it helps to keep the body working.

Chakras are often visualized as spinning spheres.  Each of the seven main chakras in the body is associated with a color.  When working with chakras a person is focusing on the vibrancy and the motion of the chakra.

The more vibrant the color and the more fluid the movement, the better the chakra is working.  If a chakra has dull color or lack of movement then it is blocked and the energy flow is disrupted.

Through chakra cleansing work a person can help keep their chakras working properly and keep the energy flowing smoothly.

To begin with, a person needs to be able to identify the chakras, their colors and their importance.  The following list explains them:

Crown Chakra – This is located at the top of the head.  It is represented by the color purple or white.  This chakra is considered the connection with the higher being or God.  It is also called the Sahasrara and is considered the main chakra which controls all the others.  In the body it is connected to the endocrine system and the nervous system.

Brow Chakra – This is located in the center of the forehead.  It is represented by the color indigo.  This chakra is considered to be connected with intuition.  It is also called the third eye or Ajna.  In the body it corresponds to the pineal gland and regulation of sleep.

Throat Chakra – This is located in the throat.  It is represented by the color blue.  This chakra is connected with communication.  It is also called Vishuddha.  In the body it is related to the thyroid, shoulders, neck and hands.

Heart Chakra – This is located at the center of the chest.  It is represented by the color green.  It is connected with love.  It is also called Anahata.  In the body it is related to the heart, lungs and immune system.

Solar Plexus Chakra – This is located in the center of the body above the navel.  It is represented by the color yellow.  It is connected to personal power.  It is also called Manipura.  In the body it is related to the stomach, pancreas and liver.

Sacral Chakra – This is located at the lower abdomen.  It is represented by the color orange.  It is connected with emotion.  It is also called Swadhisthana.  In the body it is related to the reproductive organs and lower abdomen.

Root Chakra – This is located at the base of the spine.  It is represented by the color red.  It is connected with grounding.  It is also called the Meladhara or base chakra.  In the body it is associated with the kidneys, adrenal gland and spine.