How are Your Chakras doing?
Ever feel like life's got you in a whirlwind, stuck in a rut, or are you just plain uninspired?
Hi dear one, hope all is super well your end of the world.
Ever feel like life's got you in a whirlwind, stuck in a rut, or are you just plain uninspired? Well, it might be your chakras acting up! Changes in seasons, lunar cycles, daily grind, and world events – they can all mess with your energy centres.
You see, yogis are big on this stuff. They believe wonky energy can mess with your mind and body. But don't worry, you don't need a PhD in spiritual healing to get those "energy discs" back in harmony.
When's the last time you took a deep, conscious breath? I bet you just did!
And it feels great, right?
If you've ever studied yoga, meditated, tried a bit of reiki, or even just watched some online videos about it, you've probably heard of chakras and how important they are to keep in check.
So, here's the thing: you've got seven main chakras hanging out along your spine. They start at your base and go up to your crown. There are actually more than 114 chakras in your body, but today, let's stick to these seven, and how to keep them balanced.
Base Chakra – Muladhara – Red - Lam: It's at the base, near your tailbone.
Sacral Chakra – Svadhishthana – Orange - Vam: Just below your navel.
Solar Plexus Chakra – Manipura – Yellow - Ram: Where your lungs meet.
Heart Chakra – Anahata – Green - Yam: Middle of your chest.
Throat Chakra – Vishuddha – Blue - Ham: Hangs around in your throat.
3rd Eye Chakra – Ajna – Indigo blue - Om: Right between your eyes.
Crown Chakra – Sahastrara – Violet - Aum: High up on top of your head.
The dream is to keep all these seven discs in perfect balance. When you do, you get to feel fulfilled, satisfied, secure and all Zen in your own skin.
Each chakra has a unique job, from safety to creativity and connecting with the universe. Pretty neat, I think.
Now, let's look at five simple ways to keep those energy hubs in good shape:
Listen to Chakra Frequencies: This is my favorite. There are special frequencies for each chakra which can help balance and open them up. You can find loads of such videos online or on YouTube.
Chakra Breathing Meditation: This one is fantastic and very relaxing to do. Chakra breathing meditation is a powerful meditation that makes you aware of the seven chakras in the body. You use the sound for each chakra and the colour.
Ground Yourself: Take off your shoes and reconnect with nature. Whether you're strolling on a sandy beach or enjoying the lush green grass, let Mother Nature work her magic on your body and soul. Our ancestors knew the secret – they bathed in rivers and soaked up energy from the great outdoors. It's a part of our DNA, so why not embrace it? When you go barefoot, you're not just walking, you're also giving your chakras a little wake-up call.
Move Your Body: You can do this with soft and intentional physical activities like tai chi, yoga, TRE (trauma releasing exercise), dancing, or any other graceful movements. These activities offer a gentle nudge to get your energy flowing smoothly and bring a little sparkle to any chakras that might need a boost, all without breaking a sweat.
Express Yourself: Get creative with painting, singing, writing, or any hobby you enjoy. Self-expression is a natural chakra booster.
Balancing your chakras is simple self-care that anyone can do. You don't need to be a guru or spend years meditating in a cave. You deserve to invest in your well-being. Balanced chakras mean feeling centred, confident, and ready to take on the world.
So, why not give it a try?
Until next week. Stay curios and grateful. Much love,
Kim





Thank you.
YES, ABSOLUTELY: WRITING OPENS YOU UP.
ABSOLUTELY.
And listen to this funny thing, Kim: I was cleaning in a house, not my own. And I was thinking hard about the structure of my writing. Really very hard. The vacuum cleaner was noisy, and I was almost in a kind of trance due to the monotonous sound and the ditto movements along the floor. Suddenly I raised my head a little, away from the floor, and looked around. THERE, RIGHT THERE, IN THAT HOUSE ON THE VERY FLOOR LAY THE STRUCTURE! I SWEAR. I then looked at a door at the end of the big room. I had just finished cleaning behind that door, so I had been there, and so I counted that room in. Maybe you don´t get my point, but listen on: The floor has such and such many squares. Each stands for a part in my book. The room behind the closed door is quite obviously a foreword. At the other end of the room is yet another door. That makes up the afterword.
Ha ha ha ha ha!
I looked the vacuum cleaner square in its mechanical eye and exclaimed: You certainly are a therapeutic vacuum cleaner!
Ha ha ha ha ha!
Have a nice day out there, much creativity!