Introduction
To The Chakras
|
Number |
Name |
Colour |
Position |
Association/Aspect |
|
One |
MOOLAHARA
which means “Root Centre” |
Red |
The
coccyx and is actually between the urinary and excretory orifices |
The
primitive and instinctive aspects of our nature |
|
Two |
SWADHISTHANA
which means “One’s own Abode” |
Orange |
Intersects
the spine at the first lumbar and is connected to the spleen and
pancreas |
The
unconscious, with sexual urges and reproduction |
|
Three |
MANIPURA
which means “City of Jewels” |
Yellow |
It
is at the eighth thorax and is connected with the solar plexus and
adrenals |
Power,
self centred emotion and self identification |
|
Four |
ANAHATA
which means “Unstruck” or “Heart Chakra” |
Green |
Situated
at the first thorax, near the thymus gland |
Compassion,
love and affection |
|
Five |
VISHUDDI
which means “Purify” |
Light
Blue |
The
throat intersecting the third cervical near the thyroid gland |
Communication,
expression and higher thought process |
|
Six |
AJNA
which means “The Third Eye” |
Indigo |
On
the forehead, just above and between the eyes |
Self
awareness on a higher level, inner vision, bliss, joy and the power of
mind |
|
Seven |
SAHARARA
which means “The Crown” |
Violet |
Top
of the crown within the auric fields and is associated with the Pineal
gland in Western thought |
The
seat of self realisation, the highest consciousness or enlightenment |