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Keeping the Chakra points above the Crown Chakra aligned and opened will help us to access knowledge and abilities from our previous life times, and also access other more mystical experiences.
The 12 Chakra System is only recently coming to humanity’s awareness. Access to these additional chakra points used to be the dominion of the Great Masters, but as our planet is entering into a phase of greater spiritual evolution, it is now becoming available to all of us.
EARTH Star Chakra
The main purpose of these extended chakras is to tune us into the galactic community, breaking through from the confines of time and space, and starting to operate into other dimensions and realities.
Earth Star Chakra
Overview: This is our Earth-grounding centre. It is not within the actual physical body, but is part of the etheric body. It aligns us with the magnetic core of the earth, & connects us with Gaia.
Colour: Black and Gold.
Location: Between the balls of our feet, approximately 45cm. below the soles of the feet.
Crystals: Nuummite.
Everything we have on earth has been placed here for a purpose. The plant, animal and mineral kingdoms are here for our benefit. The mineral kingdom, with its beautiful crystals, benefits our lives with their wonderful energetic vibrations. Their vibrations interact with our energetic field, bringing healing and wellness into our lives.
We may choose crystals according to our zodiac sign, according to the chakra fields they benefit, or simply by responding to our intuition, which helps us connect with the right ones for that specific time in our lives.
How to Keep Our Chakras Clear- There are various methods that can be used to restore our chakras natural energy flow, which include but is not limited to: Reiki, Meditation, Acupuncture, Kinesiology, Aromatherapy. Diet, exercise and a positive mindset also promote a healthy energy flow between our chakras. Gemstones and crystals have unique energies that can also enhance and empower certain chakra points on our body.
How Many Chakras Are There- There are 114 Chakra points in the body, and they are located in various parts throughout the body, such as, the foot, hand, knee, elbow, groyne, clavicle, navel, shoulder, ear, hips, tights, knees, calves, ankles, among others.
However, the most important ones belong to The 7 Chakra System. These points begin at the base or spine of the body and travel up to the top of our head. They are: The Base or Root Chakra, The Sacral Chakra, The Solar Plexus Chakra, The Heart Chakra, The Throat Chakra, The Third Eye Chakra, & The Crown Chakra.
Keeping these 7 Chakras aligned and opened assist in keeping our physical body and mind in harmony and at easy, thus helping us to avoid disease.
The Heart Chakra: Anahata
“anahata” means unhurt, unstruck and unbeaten. It is our centre of love for oneself and others, compassion, empathy and forgiveness. The anahata chakra is associated with unconditional love, compassion, and joy. It blesses us with profound truth and a sensation that we can only express with feelings. No words can speak the truth of Anahata.
The Solar Plexus Chakra: Manipura
“Manipura” means a lustrous gem. The solar plexus chakra has many healing properties. The jewel or qualities associated with this chakra strengthen the digestive system and diaphragm.
The Solar Plexus Chakra is also associated with fire. Activating the fire within to moderate temperature and to assist with food digestion. Manipura is represented by the colour yellow to bring balance of energy and brightness to life.
The Sacral Chakra: Sanskrit
In Sanskrit is referred to as Svadhisthana, which translates to the meaning "sweetness”. This chakra is all about experiencing life's sweetness, pleasure, and delight. The primary colour of the sacral chakra is orange and its main functions are sexuality. creativity, sensuality, pleasure, emotions and relationships.
The Root Chakra: Muladhara
The Root Chakra: Muladhara is located at the base of the spine, the pelvic floor, and the first three vertebrae. The ord Muladhara breaks down into two Sanskrit words: Mula meaning “root” and Adhara, which means “support” or “base.”