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| A chakra - sanskirt word meaning "wheel." The chakras are vortices which flow both in and out of the body when developed, they rotate like a turning wheel. |
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| Where are the chakras located? |
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| In the Etheric body (.25-.5 inch off physical body) 1. Root/Base at cocyx 2. Spleen/Sacral - groin 3. Solar Plexus near belly button 4. Heart 5. Throat 6. ajna/Third Eye 7. Crown |
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| What does the throat chakra affect psychically? |
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| Clairaudience, clairvoyance, clairsentience. |
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| Samadhi is a sanskrit word meaning "evenness" and describes a balance between inner body forces from around the body. |
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| How many petals does each chakra have? |
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| Do chakras receive energy? |
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| Should one try to open his/her chakras prematurely? |
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| No, adverse reactions such as confusion and lack of comprehension may result. One should allow the body to respond in it's own time and it's own way. |
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| List the elements, inner state and sense associated with each chakra. |
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1. Earth, Stability, Smell
2. Water, Self-Confidence, Taste
3. Fire, Intense Emotions/Joy, Sight
4. Air, Compassion/Love/Healing, Touch
5. Akashic/Ether, Intuition/Synthesis, hearing
6. Light, Self-Mastery, Vision
7. Thought, Bliss, N/A |
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| What could open a chakra prematurely? |
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| Premature opening could be a result of an accident, or blow to the head or by drugs, alcohol, stress or emotional disturbances or anesthesia or forced open by psychic forces. |
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| What are colors of the chakras, base to crown? |
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Base - Red Sacral - Orange Solar Plexis - Yellow Heart - Green Throat - Blue Third Eye - Indigo Crown - Violet |
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| Can one perform healing using the energy of the chakras? |
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| Yes. Some can feel disruption of vital forces within individual chakras, and through the power of spiritual healing can sometimes start healing within the body. |
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