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What are the chakra
What is a chakra exactly
What is prana
History of the chakra
Introduction of chakra
Sahastrara chakra
Agya (ajna) chakra
Vishuddha chakra.
Anahata chakra
Manipura chakra
Swadhishthana chakra
Muladhara (basic - root) chakra
Chakra asana
Chakras
Chakra
Colors Chakas
Group of chakra
Palm and hand chakra
Pineal Gland chakra
Seven human chakras
Single Chakra Therapy
Often one simply wants to work on a single chakra.
Simply place a gemstone or strand of gemstones on a Chakra and keep them there
from 3-25 minutes. I prefer using clear optical quality quartz on chakras.
However, here are the stones that others recommend on each chakra.
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Root/Base Chakra: Black
Onyx/Obsidian
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Sex/Navel Chakra:
Carnelian
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Stomach/Solar Plexus
Chakra: Citrine
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Heart Chakra: Rose
Quartz/Ruby
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Throat Chakra: Indigo
(translucent Sodalight)/Purple Rainbow Fluorite
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Brow/Third Eye Chakra:
Amethyst/Aquamarine/Lapis Lazuli/Clear Quartz
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Crown Chakra:
Amethyst/Clear Quartz
One can always substitute clear quartz sphere or
strand of frosted quartz for any chakra. Other people have different charts.
Experiment. Find what works best for you! If a stone ever feels very
uncomfortable, I recommend removing it.
Another way to do single chakra therapy is to take
a single stone and sequentially work your way up the chakras. Ie. put malachite
on your root chakra for 3-5 minutes; then on your sex chakra for 3-5 minutes,
etc. This teaches you multiple things:
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How a stone feels on
each chakra
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Which chakra it works
best on (or does it feel good on all)
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If the stone works well
on more than one chakra
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