Chakras
Muladhara Swadhisthana Manipura Anahata Thymus Vishuddha Ajna Sahasrara
The Root The Sacral The Solar The Heart Etheric Heart The Throat The Third The Crown
Plexus Eye
Chakra derives from the sanskrit word for 'Wheel' or 'Turning'.
Chakras, in Hindu metaphysical tradition and other belief systems, are centers of Prāṇa, life force, or vital energy. Life force is also known as QI or Chi in Chinese beliefs and Ki in Japanese. It can also be called ether and is known as the 5th or 6th element, depending on if you count metal as an element. Chakras correspond to vital points in the physical body i.e. major plexuses of arteries, veins and nerves. Texts and teachings present different numbers of chakra's. The numbers vary from 7 chakra to 8 or like the Egyptians believed 13. There can also be many other chakra's all throughout the body as well but the main 7 are most important.
The concept of chakra features in tantric and yogic traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism.
Each chakra can be connected to each endocrine gland in modern day physiology.
The Root chakra located at the base of the spine at the coccyx and is connected to the gonads. It is also connected to the nervous system, lower extremities, legs and feet, the skeletal system, large intestine and the spine.
The Sacral chakra found at the sacrum connects with the reproductive organs, the kidneys and the bladder. Also with the lymphatic system. The sacral is also connected to the adrenal gland.
The Solar Plexus chakra connects with the stomach, gallbladder, liver and pancreas. The pancreas representing the link to the endocrine system.
The Heart chakra is connected to the arms and hands and the respiratory, circulatory, and immune systems.
The Throat chakra is connected with the thyroid and parathyroid glands, and plays a role in the nervous system and the ears and voice.
The Third eye chakra located right in between the eyebrows is connected with the eyes nose ears and hypothalamus, and it's connection to the endocrine system is the pituitary gland.
The Crown chakra located at the very top of our heads is connected with the pineal gland and is the doorway for the flow of energy from the universe to go to and from our bodies.
There is also an 8th chakra if you are not counting the etheric heart which is located above the head and its job is too allow energetic light to flow through and around the body.
Muladhara Swadhisthana Manipura Anahata Thymus Vishuddha Ajna Sahasrara
The Root The Sacral The Solar The Heart Etheric Heart The Throat The Third The Crown
Plexus Eye
Chakra derives from the sanskrit word for 'Wheel' or 'Turning'.
Chakras, in Hindu metaphysical tradition and other belief systems, are centers of Prāṇa, life force, or vital energy. Life force is also known as QI or Chi in Chinese beliefs and Ki in Japanese. It can also be called ether and is known as the 5th or 6th element, depending on if you count metal as an element. Chakras correspond to vital points in the physical body i.e. major plexuses of arteries, veins and nerves. Texts and teachings present different numbers of chakra's. The numbers vary from 7 chakra to 8 or like the Egyptians believed 13. There can also be many other chakra's all throughout the body as well but the main 7 are most important.
The concept of chakra features in tantric and yogic traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism.
Each chakra can be connected to each endocrine gland in modern day physiology.
The Root chakra located at the base of the spine at the coccyx and is connected to the gonads. It is also connected to the nervous system, lower extremities, legs and feet, the skeletal system, large intestine and the spine.
The Sacral chakra found at the sacrum connects with the reproductive organs, the kidneys and the bladder. Also with the lymphatic system. The sacral is also connected to the adrenal gland.
The Solar Plexus chakra connects with the stomach, gallbladder, liver and pancreas. The pancreas representing the link to the endocrine system.
The Heart chakra is connected to the arms and hands and the respiratory, circulatory, and immune systems.
The Throat chakra is connected with the thyroid and parathyroid glands, and plays a role in the nervous system and the ears and voice.
The Third eye chakra located right in between the eyebrows is connected with the eyes nose ears and hypothalamus, and it's connection to the endocrine system is the pituitary gland.
The Crown chakra located at the very top of our heads is connected with the pineal gland and is the doorway for the flow of energy from the universe to go to and from our bodies.
There is also an 8th chakra if you are not counting the etheric heart which is located above the head and its job is too allow energetic light to flow through and around the body.
