chakra
- noun
- /ˈtʃɑːkrə/
- And when you work on the heart chakra, thankfulness, gratefulness comes from there.
- heart chakra
- the third chakra
- the second chakra
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Watch on YouTubeSome people call them the chakras, minor chakras, major chakras, right?
- Some people call them the chakras, minor chakras, major chakras, right?
- And when we die, our root mind, which remains in our heart chakra.
- Could you could you describe the chakras?
- What they talk about in these esoteric books of the yoga of the chakras and the mystical ways and all.
- In touching your heart chakra, what you do is you create a touch point, a pulse point.
- But I, I needed work on my throat chakra, you know, my heart chakra, you know, that's another thing that I've had to work on.
- Like I get this weird lump in my throat and someone told me that means you need to speak your truth and it's your throat chakra when you get a lump in your throat.
- When I say that is energy wise, the heart produces more power, more energy that radiates out from this chakra than any other chakra.
Examples
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In yoga, each chakra is believed to correspond to different physical and emotional aspects of our being.
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Breathe into your crown chakra.
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It's the heart chakra of the world for love.
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Now we're going to go through what the chakra is used for.
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We just need to take a moment to look into each other's eyes and center our chakra.
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In touching your heart chakra, what you do is you create a touch point, a pulse point.
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So this one is all about supporting your heart and the heart chakra and bringing in that very humble self love and kindness.
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When I say that is energy wise, the heart produces more power, more energy that radiates out from this chakra than any other chakra.
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It's time to realign your chakras.
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Opening the heart chakra heralds yet another advance in thinking, which changes from predominantly linear to lateral.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
A point in the body that people think holds inner energy and affects health and feelings
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chakra comes from the Sanskrit word cakra, which means 'wheel'. Think of chakras as small 'wheels' of energy that turn inside the body during yoga or meditation, and that is why they are called energy centers.