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| Chakras – Balance Your Body’s Energy For Health and Harmony | ||
| The Chakra Rainbow We all have an individual direction of spin to our chakra energies, clockwise and anticlockwise. Many factors cause the natural spin to reverse temporarily. However, if all seven major charkas are balanced, each one should indicate an alternative motion to the next. Turn to page 115 to find out how to check the spin of a chakra with a pendulum. Chakras exert an attracting or repelling action, according to their direction. A clockwise chakra attracts an anticlockwise chakra and vice versa. We sometimes become attracted to a sexual partner because of his or her “vibes” – energy messages sent out through the chakras. These relay the direction of spin of the person’s charkas, so that during lovemaking a chakra ideally aligns with another of the opposite directional spin. This occurs in both heterosexual and homosexual couples. By balancing our chakras we will be more likely to attract partners capable of enhancing our auric energy field. Tantric sex requires training and meditative preparation to liberate chakra energy flow. It moves this enhanced energy upward through the body at climax, and together with the retention of semen, enables lovers to reach a longer-lasting state of bliss. This can only be achieved if both partners have balanced chakras, otherwise the massive surge of sexual release at orgasm will be blocked and will not reach the crown chakra. Procreation We have already described the action of the chakras during the sacred act of conception. When the experience of blissful sex is working fully through the chakras of the lovers – and it is not just a base chakra experience – the rainbow of bliss becomes an attractive beacon of light for the beautiful soul that is waiting to incarnate. If both partners intend to create a positive new life between them, procreation becomes Pro-Creation (for Creation). The Power of Love Unconditional love presents many challenges. It is about loving ourselves and embarking on the most positive journey of life that is possible, not imposing conditions on another person’s love. Central to this relationship with ourselves is our relationship with and love for the Earth, the “mother” of us all. In the words of the Native American Chief Seattle, spoken in 2854, translated from the Salish language: ”Every part of this Earth is sacred to my people. Every shining pine needle, every sandy shore. Every mist in the dark wood. Every clearing and every humming insect is holy in the memory of my people… If we sell you our land, you must remember and teach your children to give the rivers the kindness that you would give your brother… We are but a strand in the web of life. What we do to the web we do to ourselves. All things are connected.” If we have a good relationship with the planet, we can enjoy fulfilling human relationships, and our chakras will glow with life and the intensity of full experience. If we live in ways that pollute the planet, the fine balance of electromagnetic energies (the same thing as the Native American’s web of life) will be damaged and we will not maintain a healthy relationship with our chakras. Unconditional love is given freely, in all areas of our life, without any expectation of personal gain. This article is excerpted from Chakras – Balance Your Body’s Energy For Health and Harmony. You can purchase this book from Feng Shui Times Bookshop here. |