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CHAKRAS REPRESENTATIONS ACCORDING TO FENG SHUI |
CHAKRAS OR "CENTERS"
According Feng Shui philosophy, a Chakra must be seen like the center, the flower of Lotus eye. The development colour, form and radiance depend directly from its development.
Traditionnally Chakras are 5 plus 2 dedicated to the highest spiritual development accessible at the end of an initiation (to activate with caution).
RADIANCES :
They are seven.
Each radiance stimulates one chakra.
It's the external providor of energy different for each chakra. They take effect on the three human being levels
- physical
- mental
- spiritual
NOTA :
The number 7 (5= humanity + 2= union of opposits and complements) remains in all spiritual growings.
ORIGINS
Laya Yoga (Yoga of Centers)
The Laya Yoka dedicated to the specific development begining inside to the optimal external radiance.
Like in all Yogi practices, the Laya Yoga develops the tracking between Centers and Radiances.
CENTER NAME
|
COLOUR |
LOCATION
|
RADIANCE |
REPRESENTATION |
1 HEADCHAKRA
SAHASRARA |
INDIGO |
PINEAL GLAND
|
1RST RAD.
|
ONE THOUSAND PETALS CENTER
|
| 2 FRONTAL AJNA |
YELLOW |
NOSE ROOT
|
5TH RAD. |
96 PETALS
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| 3
LARYNGEAL VISHUDDA |
SILVER BLUE
|
2ND & 3RD cervical |
3RD RAD. |
16 PETALS CENTER
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| 4
CARDIAC ANAHATA |
YELLOW/ORANGE |
3RDet 4RD THORACIC |
2ND RAD. |
12 PETALS CENTER
|
| 5
SOLAR MANIPURA |
PINK & GREEN
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DORSAL & LUMBAR JUNCTION
|
6TH
RAD. |
SIX PETALS BICOLOURED |
| 6
HOLY SVADISHTANA |
VERMILION |
BEFORE 1RST SACRAL |
7TH RAD. |
SIX PETALS |
| 7 COCCYX CHAKRA MULADHARA |
CARMIN RED
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SPINAL BASIS
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4TH RAD. |
4
PETALS /SANSKRIT OF 4 VEDAS |
The main idea is to develop the internal way overpowering the good (adapted) radiance strength for the good chakra.
Being in lack or in excess can be unhealthy and dangerous.
You can link this introduction to the chakras according Feng Shui to our article about Celestial Jerusalem, finding some complement about colours, forms and effects. You'll see that, in the Universe, all has been see with the same symbolic and progress (colours and steps for example).
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