Learn how to balance your chakras with essential oils through recipes, tips and more. Understand how aroma, color, sound and movement can have a powerful influence on the expression of chakra energy and work toward achieving balance.
Nov 27, 2017
Invigorating peppermint, soothing lavender and calming Roman chamomile essential oils create a balancing diffusion to open the throat chakra and encourage personal expression.
Jun 11, 2018
A body mist recipe featuring cedarwood essential oil and Aura Cacia Jasmine Precious Essentials® to open the solar plexus chakra.
Jun 11, 2018
An inspiring and clarifying room diffusion, featuring grapefruit and juniper essential oils to open the third eye chakra.
The primary origins that set forth the concept of the chakras is thought to be the ancient Hindu tantric texts: Sat-Cakra-Nirupana and Padaka-Pancaka, which describe them as points of emanating energy that is linking to a universal spiritual consciousness. These interfaces are where the concrete form of the body materializes. The universal, chakra-attuned energy is thought to have been unleashed in the creation and lies coiled and dormant as Kundalini at the base of the spine. The practice of tantric, or kundalini yoga, seeks to progressively activate and arouse the chakras in order to awaken kundalini so that a transformative union with the divine is achieved.
According to the current general Western perspective, the chakras each govern their own functional aspects of the physical body, emotional state and mental process. The focus of chakra therapy then becomes an effort to balance and align the expression of all of the chakras with one another, so that none are either overactive or underactive. In this way, physical, emotional and mental balance and wholeness are thought to be realized and maintained.
(Source: Hinduwebsite.com)
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Sandee C
June 25, 2018 - 9:38pm
The throat chakra roll on works wonders when I have to speak at department meetings at work. Good stuff!
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