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The chakras are believed to be the pathways through which the life force, or prana, flows. There are seven major chakras, each associated with a different aspect of life. The first chakra, located at the base of the spine, is associated with the physical body and material possessions. The second chakra, located at the navel, is associated with emotions and relationships. The third chakra, located at the solar plexus, is associated with personal power and will. The fourth chakra, located at the heart, is associated with love and compassion. The fifth chakra, located at the throat, is associated with communication and expression. The sixth chakra, located at the brow, is associated with intuition and insight. The seventh chakra, located at the crown of the head, is associated with spiritual connection and enlightenment.

The word chakra is a Sanskrit word meaning wheel. It is a wheel-like spinning vortex that interpenetrates the physical body, with the outer ends of each vortex forming a specific layer of the auric field. The whirling circular motion forms a cavity or vacuum in the center that draws in anything it encounters on its particular vibrational level. It is then processed and returned to the auric field. The major chakras of the human body are the seven chakras that are aligned along the spinal column. Secondary chakras of importance are located in the palms of the hands, the soles of the feet, and at major joints in the arms and legs.

For the people of antiquity – Egyptians, Chinese, Hindus, Greeks, Romans, and aboriginals of many lands – the chakras were an integrated part of daily lives. As these ancient civilizations were conquered, vast libraries of knowledge were destroyed. Only a few remnants of their information on the chakra system have survived – either through the preservation of ancient texts by sacred priesthoods, or orally from generation to generation, as in the traditions of many aboriginal peoples.

In any study of the anatomy of the aura it is important to understand the significance of the chakra system. The chakras exist on all levels of the aura and serve as linking mechanisms between the auric field and the physical body as well as linking mechanisms between the different levels of the auric field itself.

It is usually believed that the three lower chakras correlate to basic primary needs – those of survival, procreation, and will – whereas the four higher chakras are concerned with our psychological makeup -defining love, communication, and knowledge, and connection with the spiritual realms.

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Chakras

 

0. Earth Star Chakra (Often considered 0th or part of an expanded system)

 

• Location: About 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 cm) beneath the soles of your feet, in your energetic field.
• Significance: The Earth Star Chakra is the anchor point of your entire energetic system. While the Root Chakra grounds your consciousness into your physical body, the Earth Star Chakra grounds your whole aura into the planet itself.

Associated Attributes:

• Color: Associations vary, including copper or bronze , black, gray, brown, magenta , amber-brown , maroon, deep earthy brown , and black and white. This variety underscores the evolving nature of color associations in modern interpretations.  
• Frequency: Mentioned as 68.05 Hz , though some sources also cite 272 Hz.  
• Crystals: Brown Tourmaline, Bronzite, Black Obsidian, Black Tourmaline, Red Jasper , and Smoky Quartz are recommended for its balancing.  
• Element: Associated with the Earth element.
• Mantra: Mani Padme Hum

1. Muladhara (Base/Root) Chakra

• Location: Situated at the very base of the spine.  
• Significance: This chakra represents the foundational energy center of the human chakra system, acting as a vital anchor for physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. It is intimately connected with the purely physical, atomic structure of the body, influencing the healing and empowerment of cells and organs. Muladhara governs fundamental survival instincts, basic needs such as sustenance, shelter, and safety, and an individual’s sense of security, stability, and connection to the earth. It is crucial for nurturing feelings of groundedness and self-assurance.  
• Associated Attributes:
  • Color: Red , symbolizing power, life force, and vitality.  
  • Element: Earth.  
  • Mantra: LAM.  
  • Sanskrit Meaning: Translates to “root,” “support,” or “foundation”.  

2. Swadhishthana (Sacral) Chakra

• Location: Positioned just below the navel, near the lower abdomen and sexual organs. In the Nath Yogi tradition, its location is specified as in the spine, a little less than midway between the base of the spine and the area opposite the navel.  
• Significance: This chakra is a vital source of emotional well-being, creativity, and sensuality. It governs neurological energies, emotions, and desires, including aspects of sex and lust. It influences an individual’s emotional connections with themselves and others, their sexual energy, and their perception of abundance. When purified, this chakra helps to correct self-centered and egotistical tendencies. It also impacts body fluids such as lymph and blood.  
• Associated Attributes:
  • Color: Orange , symbolizing warmth, passion, and the joy of life.  
  • Element: Water.  
  • Mantra: VAM.  
  • Sanskrit Meaning: Translated as “sweetness,” “one’s own abode,” or “dwelling place of the self”.  

3. Manipura (Navel/Solar Plexus) Chakra

• Location: Located around the navel area. In the Nath Yogi tradition, it is situated in the spine at the point opposite the navel.  
• Significance: Manipura is a vital source of personal power, self-esteem, and motivation. It is associated with metabolism and the body’s assimilative powers, relating to desires, particularly the drive to acquire, control, and encompass. This energy center governs an individual’s sense of identity, determination, and their capacity for decisive action. It is also directly connected to the digestive system.  
• Associated Attributes:
  • Color: Yellow , symbolizing energy, confidence, and the sun’s radiance.  
  • Element: Fire.  
  • Mantra: RAM.  
  • Sanskrit Meaning: Means “lustrous gem”.  

4. Anahata (Heart) Chakra

• Location: Positioned at the center of the chest. In the Nath Yogi tradition, it is located in the spine opposite the midpoint of the sternum bone.  
• Significance: Anahata serves as a vital source of love, compassion, and emotional balance. It functions as a crucial bridge, connecting the lower chakras (often associated with material benefits) with the upper chakras (linked to spirituality). This chakra influences metabolism and controls the cardio-pulmonary system. It relates to feelings of higher affection and altruism, and profoundly impacts an individual’s ability to perceive and extend love to others. Additionally, it controls the immune and circulatory systems, as well as the thymus gland.  
• Associated Attributes:
  • Color: Green , symbolizing growth, healing, and nature’s nurturing energy , or pink.  
  • Element: Air.  
  • Mantra: YAM.  
  • Sanskrit Meaning: Translates to “unstruck” or “unbeaten”.  

5. Vishuddha (Throat) Chakra

• Location: Located in the throat area. In the Nath Yogi tradition, it is situated in the spine opposite the hollow of the throat.  
• Significance: Vishuddha is vital for clear communication, authentic self-expression, and the articulation of truth. It directly influences an individual’s ability to communicate effectively and present ideas with clarity. This chakra is associated with intellectual development and the power of speech, also controlling the thyroid gland. When open, it is considered the epitome of self-expression and truth, allowing individuals to express themselves fully and without inhibition.  
• Associated Attributes:
  • Color: Blue , symbolizing clarity, calmness, and the soothing energy of water.  
  • Element: Air, Sound or Ether.  
  • Mantra: HAM.  
  • Sanskrit Meaning: Translates to “purification”.  

6. Ajna (Third Eye) Chakra

• Location: Situated at the point between the eyebrows, commonly referred to as the “third eye”.  
• Significance: This chakra is considered the central point of insight, inner wisdom, and various psychic abilities, including telepathy and empathy. It plays a crucial coordinating role, controlling and partaking in all functions of the chakras located beneath it. The Ajna chakra specifically governs spiritual intuition and the manifestation of spiritual will.  
• Associated Attributes:
  • Color: Indigo or dark purple.  
  • Element: Spirit
  • Mantra: Om 
  • Sanskrit Meaning: Translates to “to command” or “to perceive”.

7. Brahmarandhra (Crown) Chakra

• Location: Situated at the very top of the head, at the crown. It is often referred to by its Sanskrit name, Sahasrara, meaning “thousand-petaled lotus”.  
• Significance: This chakra serves as the primary connection point to higher consciousness and multiple dimensions. Its energies are considered purely spiritual and unconditioned by influences other than an individual’s finite spirit and the Infinite Spirit. For these holy powers to establish precedence over lower levels of existence, the Brahmarandhra chakra needs to be reached and empowered by the Kundalini energy. It is associated with the highest frequency within the chakra system.  
• Associated Attributes:
  • Color: Purple , violet , or white.  
  • Element: Spirit
  • Mantra: AH

8. Soul Star Chakra (Often considered 8th in expanded systems)

 

• Location: The Soul Star Chakra sits about 6 to 12 inches (15–30 cm) above the crown of the head, in the upper auric field.
• Significance: The Soul Star Chakra is the gateway to your highest spiritual identity.
  Where the Crown Chakra opens your awareness to universal energy, the Soul Star Chakra opens your awareness to your own divine essence—the eternal, wise, multidimensional Self that exists beyond this physical lifetime.

Associated Attributes:

• Color: Often symbolized by a glowing star of bright white. Other associations include silver, ultraclear with rainbow sparkles , golden , and magenta/crystalline. Some argue its color is iridescent or imperceptible due to its non-physical nature.  
• Frequency: Mentioned as 272.2 Hz.  
• Crystals: Clear Quartz, Selenite, Beryllonite, Clear Danburite , Phenacite, Amethyst, and Indigo Kyanite.  
• Element: Spirit, Considered the element of the immortal soul.  
• Mantra: I am divine light