Learn all About Chakras: The Points of Energy

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In some Hindu and Buddhist forms, certain energetic centres of the body have an important role to play in occult physiological practices traditionally, there are a great number of chakras in the human body. A total of 88,000 are mentioned in literature and of course nobody can know them all. In Hinduism, seven are particular importance (in Buddhism there are four) and are associated with specific colours which, naturally, can vary from interpretation to interpretation. Known elements can also assigned to the seven colours of the chakra ladder: earth, water, fire, air, sound, light thought (existence), emotions, metabolism, b creativity, imagination and understanding In Reality arises from their swirling interplay.

Inside every living body, although on the subtle rather than the gross or physical level, there are said to be a series of energy fields or centres of consciousness, which in traditional Tantric teachings are called Chakras. The Chakras are also called as Wheels or Padmas. They are said to be situated either along, or just in front of the backbone, even though they may express themselves outwardly at points along the front of the body (navel, heart, throat, etc). Chakras are associated with a latent subtle energy, called. Kundalini in Shaktism and Tumo in Tibetan Buddhist Tantra. Speculations and teachings relating to the Chakras have occurred independently in the religious, spiritual, yogic and occult traditions of India, China and the West. Although having certain basic points in common, these also differ in numerous details. In other words, there are a number of different Chakra doctrines that have developed in different mystic traditions to greater or lesser unity.

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