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Reiki and The Chakras

What is a chakra? The Chakras, first mentioned in the ancient Vedas, the Hindu books of knowledge, is the name given to the seven main energy centers of…

Dr. Shweta Bairagi · 20 May 2011

<p>What is a chakra?</p><p>The Chakras, first mentioned in the ancient Vedas, the Hindu books of knowledge, is the name given to the seven main energy centers of our body.</p><p>These swirling vortexes of energy regulate the energy flow throughout our bodies. These centres open and shut depending on what we are feeling and thinking.</p><p>Chakras are not physical objects that can be seen, but they are an integral part of our life force keeping our whole mind and body working together.</p><p>They are located at different points throughout the physical body and are associated with particular parts of the body.</p><p>Every sense, feeling and experience is connected to a specific chakra.<br>When you are stressed about something, the chakra itself can become unbalanced and this manifests itself as illness in your physical body.</p><p>For your mind, emotions and physical body to be working together in total harmony, the chakras need to be spinning at the correct frequency.</p><p>To become healthy again, or to maintain a healthy balance, these chakras need to be balanced from time to time.</p><p>The Individual Chakras can be balanced and healed using many methods, but nothing has been found to be more effective than our unique combination of cutting edge technologies, which enables anyone to quickly and easily finely tune, balancing and heal each individual chakra instantly!</p><p>Without this breakthrough technology in the past it would have required many years studying and meditating to be able to achieve the same results.</p><p>By perfectly balancing your chakra system, you will notice an amazing effect on all aspects of your life. For the first time possibly in years you will feel totally alive and able to cope with everything life may bring you!</p><p>To start with, you should be aware that each chakra has an associated frequency vibration, and each time you listen to this particular frequency the corresponding chakra is stimulated.</p><p>Reiki and the chakras</p><p>To understand Reiki and the hand positions used one will have to have some knowledge of the chakras. The Reiki hand positions as used here in the west covers and treats all the major chakras. The chakras are both connected to the physical organs in our body and the different layers in the aura.</p><p>7 centers of energy</p><p>Chakra is a Sanskrit word and means &quot;wheel&quot;. A wheel that spins around its own axis and can spin fast or slowly. A chakra will spin in relation to the energy level of your system. Where will you find these chakras? They exist within us all. In the same way that we have a physical body we also have a subtile body. Our chakras are parts of a large network of subtile energies.</p><p>Today we know that living cells from humans, animals and plants give off invisible energies. Simple groups of living tissue issue a sort of light (aura) that can be seen on a Kirlian photo. Specialized groups of cells that make up physical organs create more organized energy patterns. The human body&#x27;s system consists of sensory, breathing, circulation, digestion, reproduction and secretion. There are six corresponding chakras for these bodily functions. The brain and the whole being also has one chakra, making a total of 7 major chakras. These chakras are situated at the top of the head, forehead, throat, heart, solar plexus, the navel and at the bottom of the pelvis.</p><p>The chakras and the physical body</p><p>Every chakra has a corresponding organ in our physical system.</p><p>The root chakra<br> belongs together with the large intestine and the rectum. It also has a certain influence on the function of the kidneys.</p><p>The navel chakra<br> belongs to the reproduction system, the testicles and ovaries and also the urinary bladder and kidneys.</p><p>The solar plexus chakra<br> is in relation to the liver, gall bladder, stomach, spleen and the small intestine.</p><p>The heart chakra <br>belongs to the heart and the arms.</p><p>The throat chakra<br> relates to the lungs and the throat.</p><p>The third eye (forehead) chakra<br> belongs to the brain, face, nose, eyes etc.</p><p>The crown chakra<br> does not have a corresponding organ but is related to the whole being.</p>