Why pay attention to Chakras?

In yoga, there is a heavy emphasis of the energy body, the flow of energy throughout your body. There are seven key points of energy known as Chakras. In any of a case when a chakra is blocked, it elicits emotional, mental and even physical imbalances that is reflected as symptoms like lethargy, poor digestion and anxiety. To balance out the chakra, a dedicated asana practice and/or music at the right frequency can help shift your internal energy to where you want it to go.  

How do we know which chakra is imbalanced? We must first tune in to how we are feeling and then, figure out which chakra to stimulate and counteract the imbalance. When feeling anxious, work on the Muladhara chakra with poses like Balasana, Vrksasana, Uttanasana. If you’re feeling low on energy you can target the Manipura chakra with poses like Navasana or if you seek more courage to speak the truth you can stimulate your Vishudha chakra with Setu Bandha Sarvangasana, Sarvangsana, Urdhva Dhanurasana.

After working on the poses whilst listening to music with the corresponding frequency, I feel the calmness and focus. Hope I will be able to feel or “see” more effects with the continued practice!

Chakra

Colour

Frequency

Element

Imbalanced

Muladhara (Root Chakra)

Red

256Hz

Earth

Anxiety Nightmares ,Controlling

Aggression, Disorganised

Restless

Svadhisthana (Sacral Chakra)

Orange

288Hz

Water

Dramatic

Emotional Attachment

Mental/Physical muscle tension

Fear of pleasure

Unauthentic

Manipura (Solar Plexus)

Yellow

320Hz

Fire

Fear

Low self-esteem, Body image issues

Self-doubt, Victimization

Digestive issues

Addiction

Anahata (Heart)

Green

341Hz

Air

No control over emotions

Manipulative ,Judgmental

Negativity

Vishudha (Throat)

Blue

384Hz

Ether

Verbally abusive

Overly opinionated

Unable to express yourself

Ajna (Third Eye)

Deep Blue

426Hz

All

Stress, Headache,Delusional

Lack empathy, bad memory

Sahasrara (Crown)

Violet

480Hz

All

Thinking you’re better than others

Lack purpose in life

Poor coordination, Clumsiness

Lynn Lim

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