How to Clean the Chakras
By mati. Filed in Life |Tags: chakras
When babies are born, their chakras are wide open and people who can see the colors of the chakras say that they are clear and bright. As we get older, and start collecting emotional sludge, the colors of the chakras get more and more muddy and murky looking. And, when we are dying, the chakras are more or less non-functioning.
Not only do the colors of the chakras change, but the energy flow is affected, too. If we look at the wording we use in relationships, we say things like: “I got my feelings hurt, so I shut down.” What exactly did we shut down? We actually shut down our chakras in the area affected, and if you check them with a pendulum, you’ll see that they are either spinning in odd ways, or not spinning at all.
If the chakras don’t spin properly, (clockwise in a 4″ circle), it means that we are no longer receiving the energy needed to keep that part of the body functioning properly.
Different parts of the body respond to different types of emotional issues. For example:
1st chakra: survival issues, affects bowels, lower spine
2nd chakra: money, power, relationships, betrayals, rape, etc., affects hips, lumbar, sex organs
3rd chakra: freedom and responsibility issues, ego, why am I here, emotional discomfort, affects stomach, digestion, panchreas, liver.
4th chakra: hurt feelings, emotional pain, affects heart and lungs
5th chakra: will, surrender, communication issues, decision making, affects thyroid, mouth, ears, nose
6th chakra: going beyond duality, affects eyes
7th chakra: connection to source
So, what happens when our chakras shut down? It creates stagnancy and imbalance. For example, if your second chakra shuts down, the stagnancy creates fibroids, cycsts, yeast infections, etc. If it happens at the third chakra, you can get a stomach ulcer, diabetes or hepatitis. At the fourth chakra, it will give you a heart attack, or pneumonia, and so on.
So, how do we clean them? Very easy. Put all your fingertips together and hold them over one chakra at a time. I usually start with the lowest chakra. Move the fingertips counterclockwise a few times, then wait a minute or two for the emotional sludge to drain away. After a minute or two, spin the chakra in a clockwise direction (don’t forget this bit, it is very important). Do this with every chakra at least once a week. This is the simplest way to prevent sickness, since sickness is always caused by clogged chakras. And if you are already sick, cleaning the chakras are the best way to get your healing energy to flow again.
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