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A Yoga for Each Chakra
Each chakra has a specific type of energy it processes. Various yoga positions are designed to stimulate individual chakras.
Crown Chakra Basics
By learning the physiological, emotional and spiritual aspects of the crown chakra, students have the opportunity to connect to the divine, unleashing their potential.
Yoga Routine for the Third Chakra
The third chakra is our fire center, the center of both our destructive and creative energies. A third chakra routine warms the body and energizes the mind.
Yoga Routine for the Second Chakra
Stimulating the body's second chakra energy, which rules the water element, encourages flexibility and gracefulness and is cleansing for the body's fluid systems.
Yoga Routine for The First Chakra
Stimulating the first chakra can help you to feel stronger, more grounded, and build confidence in and respect for your body.
Brow Chakra Basics
By learning the physiological, emotional and spiritual aspects of the brow chakra, students increase their awareness of their mental abilities and visualisation skills.
Throat Chakra Basics
By learning the physiological, emotional and spiritual aspects of the throat chakra, students gain insight into their communication and self expression skills.
Heart Chakra Basics
By learning the physiological, emotional and spiritual layers of the heart chakra, practitioners hold the key of health, happiness and purpose in life within their grasp.
Solar Plexus Chakra Basics
By learning the physiological, emotional and spiritual layers of the manipura chakra, practitioners discover a system designed to help direct the self into harmony.
Sacral Chakra Basics
By exploring the physiological, emotional and spiritual aspects of the swadhisthana chakra, students can reveal a helpful system to enhance harmony and well being.
Root Chakra Basics
By exploring the physiological, emotional and spiritual aspects of the Muladhara chakra, students can reveal a helpful system to enhance harmony and well being.
The Seventh Chakra - Sahasrara
Located above the crown of the head, the seventh chakra is the link between the physical self and the universal self.
The Sixth Chakra: Ajna
Ajna Chakra, the energy center of the third eye, is the meeting place of the masculine and feminine energies of the body and the ruling chakra of the mind.
The Fifth Chakra - Vishuddha
Vishuddha chakra connects us to the world through sound, ideas, exploration, and expression. It is attuned to the vibrating electromagnetic energy of the universe.
The Fourth Chakra - Anahata
Anahata chakra is the center of the body's vital forces: the origin of the breath, the heart beat, its healing energy, and its inner wisdom and music.
The Third Chakra - Manipura
The third chakra is the power center of the body. It drives creativity and transformation. Release its energy for vitality and inspiration.
The Brow and Crown Chakras
The brow and crown chakras allow us to see inside and outside ourselves and relate to thought, consciousness and insight
Yoga for the Throat Chakra
Unexpressed feelings may lead to a blocked throat chakra which in turn can lead to low self esteem and may cause neck and shoulder tension.
The Third Chakra or Solar Plexus
Balancing your third chakra, or solar plexus energy field, can help with digestion, metabolism, gallbladder problems and stomach ulcers.
The Second Chakra: Swadhistana
The second chakra is the source of our sensuality, adaptability, and flexibility. Release its energy for gracefulness and fluidity of body and mind.
The First Chakra: Muladhara
The root chakra contains the energy of materialism and physicality; this energy creates the solidity of our physical being and our sense of individuality.
The Body Chakras
The science and philosophy of yoga emphasize the oneness of all beings and energies. The chakra system illustrates the reflection of the universe within each of us.