Chakra Yoga
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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