Monday, 22 December 2014

The Seven Chakras and Our Body

The word "Chakra" comes from a Sanskrit word which means wheel or circle and has been used in almost all of the traditional ways of healing. The concept of chakras has been used for over a hundred years. Their role in treating illnesses and disorders has been monumental.  They are situated in different points of the body. Each chakra works with a group of vital organs. Together, they ensure the wellness of a person.   Chakras are centres of electromagnetic activity for receiving, assimilating, and transmitting life-force energy to and within our body. Chakras receive and transmit this energy all the time.  Chakras appear as a colorful wheel or flower with a hub in the centersimilar to fans with overlapping blades.  Chakras draw in Divine life-force energy (also called “ki”, “chi” or “prana”) from the Universe and distribute this vital energy to our body, our organs, the bloodstream and nervous system for highest good health and well being of our body. But these chakras can be prone to deficiencies and imbalances. When there is a blockage or imbalance in one part of the chakra system, it has an impact on all the other chakras.  Imbalances occur when there is too much or too little energy flowing through the chakras. This prevents chakras from providing sufficient vital energy for the body.  By understanding how each chakra affects a particular body function and life issue, it is possible to identify where a chakra is malfunctioning.  Unbalanced or “blocked” chakras create a whole range of mental, emotional, and physiological conditions.  This is where Reiki can help.

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