Chakras…their significance, the Indian way. (Part-1)
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Chakras
The word ‘Chakra’ has its origin in Sanskrit language and means ‘wheel’. Although a human body is said to have over 80,000 chakras (minor and major), only seven are considered to be primary Chakras or ‘energy centers’. These chakras are located along the central vertical axis of our spine and open towards the front of the body like a blossom. These circular energy centers are constantly rotating, receiving and radiating energy; each one of them is connected with the spine by a narrow stem. Normally these chakras extend about four inches in all directions but as the spiritual awakening advances, these chakras extend further from the body, frequency vibrations increase and their corresponding colors become clearer and brighter.
In my opinion, the best way to understand the functioning of these seven chakras would be with the help of a visual rather than a boring tutorial in print. I have uploaded a video which, beautifully and mesmerizingly, reveals the mystical world existing inside our own physical self.
Seven primary Chakras
1. Crown Chakra
2. Third eye chakra
3. Throat Chakra
4. Heart Chakra
5. Solar Plexus
6. Sacral and Spleen chakra
7. Root Chakra
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Amazing. How beautiful. Thank you for posting this video, it's wonderful.
When I was 34 I had a spontaneous kundalini experience. It was very destabilizing and disorienting. I did not know what it was or why it happened, and spent years searching for an answer. I went back to college about a year after it and wrote an academic thesis entitled, "Sex, Magic, & Transformation: Three Patterns of Gendered Polarity in the Modern West." (Now there's a second chakra title for you!) I still did not know about kundalini or the chakras, but I was drawn to that structure--like those poor people in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" who kept making replicas of Devil's Mountain out of mashed potatos! LOL!
Anyway, over the years I've had such strange things happen to me that concern this topic. I've woken up to Sanskrit chants I don't know! (Om deva shanti, shanti deva shanti, shanti shanti shanti was one of them.)
One morning I work up with a single word whispered in my ear, "Satchidananda." So then I was off on a search for what does satchidananda mean????? I have a statue of Shiva at my desk but I am not a Hindu person. I do not practice yoga. Honestly, I think it's very odd. But I will tell you it has been a driving force in my life. it is always there, in the background or foreground. It sent me to school, it got me thinking, it got me praying, it got me meditating and reading.
Looking back, I think it was kind of like a 'reset' button. Like something just hit my 'reset' button when I was 34. I'm 55 now.
Anyway, I don't talk about it much because it sounds insane and people here don't really want to hear it, plus, I don't need to anymore. Recently I discovered kirtan chants and they help calm me and keep me properly focused.
Pretty weird, huh? Thank you for this. It's lovely.
Your written knowledge, combined with the video, on the chakra theory made this a very relaxing experience.
Well thank you for being so kind about it. I finally just accepted it, and after all these years I think, as you say, that some things we just aren't meant to get any explanation for, it's on a 'need to know' basis! I think we are drawn to the spiritual path we need, not the one that is most familiar. And I do believe that enlightened souls who come back to do work with the rest of us can send out messages--maybe I got lucky and had my inner 'radio' on! Who knows! Life is never boring, is it?
I am not familiar with this topic, not sure whether it is connected to Mudras? Can you suggest me a good book to read it, would love to understand them.
This was an educational hub for me, didn't know too much about this before. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Anjali I will do the same, now it makes sense between Mudras and Chakras. Fascinating subject to see a similarity in universe and in our human body.
Thanks for another great hub
Anjalichugh
Wonderful information. Please drop by my site at Timberwolf HQ.
Anjali- Yesterday I listened to this video and was having problems while commenting hence it came blank. You can deny the above comment.
Actually I did get exposed to Chakras when I was about 15 from my grand father who used to practice meditation and pranayama. He awakened kundalini from my mooladhara chakra. Then later I learned reiki and pranic healing but unfortunately both I don't practice now. But while I was learning my reiki master mentioned that I do have a lot of potential but since it came easily I didn't appreciate it that much hence I didn't persevere with it after my college reopened. You are doing a great job enlightening us with such positive hubs and I am sure it is just a matter of time before your score will touch hundred like laila's.
Thumbs up for fantastic hubs.
Anjali- In my class there was a lady who had come from Sydney (Australia) to learn and she is practicing there now. Sometimes when we just learn something during summer vacations we aren't really serious about it. I will have to again take the course again if I need to practice it seriously since it is more than 6 years back that I attended those courses. Nowadays I have very little time. I have to get up early to cook lunch then again come home to make dinner. Life does change a lot after marriage.
Regarding 100 score I feel you have excellent writing skills and the page views will increase over a period of time. Usually I have seen those hubbers who have got 100 have been here for more than 6 months at least. I don't have any tips but maybe you can find out some tips from these hubs. Here are some hubs mentioning about high hub scores:
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I guess I have given you sufficient home work (hey you asked for it) ;)
Here is a Thumbs up for you for this very informative Hub!
Thanks to MIsha for this reference.... I saved this link and wanted to read this in leisure...Cool video.. gotta read all your articles.... when the folks in the west were mastering the outer world... the folks in the east mastered the inner world.
Yes I will keep visiting... I work 60+ hours a week... gotta take time out.
You're an inspiration.... I go to school... work 3 PT jobs... besides I have to take care of my kid sis/bro... hardly any time.... I will try to take some time during my motel front desk job... not so busy sometimes.
Thanks for giving the basics to chakras, I most certainly will be back
Hi Anjali, I can't believe it. You have diversified your activities to such a difficult field of knowledge. I got convinced of your talent and long back commented on one of your hubs that very soon you'll excel as a good writer and be on top (100 score) atleast here on hubpages. Since i've already touched the magic figure, I'll request you to read some of my hubs written about hub and hubber score to improve your hubber score. However, reaching on top is easy but staying there is difficult.
Hi Anjalichugh
I completed my series of 8 articles on Kundalini and the Chakras. Hope you drop by for a look as we seem to share similar interests. Once again, wonderful article.
Timberwolf
I feel truly blessed to have come past your hub and do intend to revisit, you are truly a blessing to me.
Hi Anjali,
Congratulations! Your profile and this hub is chosen for Hubbers India.
Thanks and Thumbs up!
Jyoti Kothari
The more I read about other cultures, the more I learn about the world. And Hubbers are a great lot for teaching and introducing other Hubbers to the world and beyond. Thanks for enlightening me.
great hub--I look forward to reading the other hubs in this series.
What a beautiful piece of education this is! I very much like the video and have it saved for refernce. I will be reading more of your hubs. Peace and thank you.
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Fran Horvath 3 years ago
Hi Anjali, Thanks for another great topical hub. Love the video. I think I am going to watch it again before meditation tonight. Namaste,
Fran