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Introduction to Chakras & Energy Healing through Meditation 

 

 

Chakras and Color Frequencies


RED: ROOT CHAKRA
1st Chakra: Base or Root Chakra: Kundalini: Root Chakra:
Located at the base of the spine.
Earth, survival, grounding, stillness
Contains the primary 8 cells that have all of the knowledge of 
creation and remain the only cells in your body that do not 
change in your lifetime. It grounds us in the physical world.


ORANGE: CREATIVE/SPLEEN CHAKRA 
2nd Chakra: Spleen: Located just beneath the navel, and 
related to our sexual and reproductive capacity. 
Blockage manifests as emotional problems or sexual guilt.


YELLOW: SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA 
3rd Chakra: Solar Plexis: Seat of Emotions. Gives us a sense of personal 
power in the world. Blockage manifests as anger or a sense of victimization.


GREEN: HEART CHAKRA
4th Chakra: Heart Chakra: Blockage can manifest as immune 
system or heart problems, or a lack of compassion. 

Heart Center - Seat of the Soul in the hourglass of time - Zero Point


BLUE: THROAT CHAKRA
5th Chakra: Throat: Tied to creativity and communication. 
Feels pressure when you are not communicating your emotions properly or when you are not speaking your Truth.


INDIGO: THIRD EYE CHAKRA (PINEAL GLAND) 
6th Chakra: Third Eye Pineal Gland:
Often connected to the forehead.
Is a physical inner-eye located within the brain
with the capabilities of looking upward and receiving information. 
Clairvoyance, psychic abilities, imagination, dreaming


PURPLE: CROWN CHAKRA 
7th Chakra Crown: Connects you with message from higher realms.
Can be experienced as a pressure on the top of the head.
spiritual connection, understanding, knowing, bliss, God

The chakras have a direct relationship with your Endocrine system, which regulates many processes in the body. 

What is Energy & How does It Affect Our Chakras?

Sunlight is our main source and provider of light, heat and energy for our planet. Not only does sunlight sustain all life on Earth, but also it sustains the Earth itself. It provides plants with the energy for photosynthesis, which in turn sustains the lives of all animals and humans. Sunlight consists of energies in the form of the electromagnetic waves and part of this electromagnetic energy includes cosmic rays, gamma rays, x-rays, visible light rays, infrared rays, micro waves and short and long waves (radio waves). We utilize many of these energies in our daily lives; however, we seem not to put much emphasis on the visible light rays. We refer to them as the visible light rays because of all the energies mentioned above we can see visually see light rays. By holding a prism towards the sun, we can break down the visible spectrum of light rays into seven different beams of color. Light consists of the seven color energies: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. We can see these seven colors in a rainbow, drop of rain or dew and even in a snowflake.

Color and light are inseparable. Each color of the visible light rays has a different wavelength and vibrational frequency, which affects us differently. Red has the longest wavelength and the slowest vibrational frequency, which we innately recognize as warm and stimulating. Whereas, violet has the shortest wavelength and the fastest frequency that we recognize as a cool and calming energy. We receive light and color information through our eyes, which then stimulates the retina and its cells, rods and cones. These impulses, which travel through the optic nerve to the visual cortex of the brain via the pituitary, trigger other glands and their hormone secretion to various parts of the body. Many body functions are stimulated or retarded by light and the different colors of light and thus affect our chakra system.

Since light and its colors physically affect glands and hormones, they will also have a marked influence on our moods and feelings. Science has proven that certain colors can calm the mind while others stimulate mental activity. We need light energy for nourishing our brain, our emotions and our physical body as well as our light bodies and especially our chakras. Light can also enter through our skin and our breath. As well, we can receive additional color energy through a balance of various colored foods, herbs, vitamins, aromatherapy, sound, minerals, clothing, decor and color bathing. 

 

In reality little is known and understood about the human psyche and its intricate systems. However, medical science has proven that toxins and other impurities, which include negative thoughts, chemical enhancements in our food and other poor environmental factors, influence our body. Constant forms of “pollution” can cause chakra imbalances to manifest, which may eventually affect us on a physical level. Since traditional health care systems at this time are unable to naturally or totally alleviate symptoms or cure our problems, this means it is up to each individual to improve their health conditions. We also have to consider that we may be our own best doctor. So understanding the chakra system is more about how you can help improve your own state of health and all levels of your being.

The benefit of learning about your own chakra system is for you to understand on a whole (whole = body, mind and spirit in harmony) that when all parts of you (all of your seven chakra centers) are communicating equally and working in alliance with each other, you will have little or no energy disorders. For example, if the mental part of you is powerful and so are the physical, emotional and spiritual parts of you equally as strong, it is then that you feel at your optimum level.

 

Chakra meditation is an excellent way to recharge. It takes between twenty to thirty minutes and you can do it at the comfort of your own home. All you have to do is to know the guidelines, use your imagination and find a quiet place.

 

  • Find a place where you’ll be undisturbed for about 30 minutes.

  • Lie down on a mat or rug placed on the floor. You can also sit on a chair if you can meditate in this position.

  • If possible, don’t let your pets go inside the room and avoid any other possible distractions. 

  • There’s a lot of imagining involved in chakra meditation. Don’t be afraid if you cannot see what you are asked. Having trouble imagining a certain chakra means you’re possibly unbalanced in this field. Spend more time and focus on the ones you find hard to imagine.

  • If you find it difficult to remember the instructions or if mental imagery is difficult at first, you can try guided metatations-there are many free resources to help you get started on-line. We have included a video at the end of this post with a guided chakra meditation for beginners. After a couple of times, you will be able to do it on your own.

  • The chakra meditation should last between twenty to thirty minutes. Spend at least three to four minutes on every chakra.

  • Enjoy the experience.

 

Chakra Meditation for Beginners

 

Once you have assumed a comfortable position, you will close your eyes and start taking some deep breaths. In through the nose, out through the mouth. The increased oxygen from breathing heavily acts as a relaxant so you are able to focus on the meditation easier. If you are feeling particularly stressed or restless try saying the affirmation “I am now calm and relaxed” to yourself, I find it quite effective in entering a peaceful mind-state.
 

Begin meditating from the Crown Chakra located at the top of your head. Feel and visualize a white energy flowing into your body like a river through the crown chakra.  The energy continues to pour in filling you up with a warmth and energy. It makes you feel calm but powerful at the same time.
 

The energy feels like it is healing you. It simple washes away any fears, anger, resentment, guilt, sadness, helplessness. It washes away everything and leaves behind no thoughts, just comfort and bliss.
 

You begin to notice your crown chakra is feeling rather full and the energy stops pouring in. The energy begins to flow down from your crown chakra to your third eye or brow chakra. You can feel the energy moving from one area to another until it rests in-between your eyes. It’s swirling around in the center of your forehead. You can feel the pure relaxing energy from it.
 

Then the flow of energy stops as it has all moved from the crown chakra to the brow chakra. Then your throat chakra opens up and the energy is slowly flowing down into that. You feel that same comforting warmth. It relaxes all the muscles in your body as it passes from area to area.
 

Continue this process until you have reached your root chakra.

 

Here is a  guided meditation for opening the chakras: 

 

 

 

 

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