Energy centers of the body. Chakra means wheel. In Western magic, the most important are usually said to be seven in number and located along the spine from the perineum to the crown of the head. Opening the chakras is believed to result in the attainment of various magical powers.

In Yoga, the seven occult centers of life and consciousness in the spine and brain, which enliven the physical and astral bodies of man. These centers are referred to as chakras ("wheels") because the concentrated energy in each one is like a hub from which radiate rays of life-giving light and energy. In ascending order, these chakras are muladhara (the coccygeal, at the base of the spine); svadhisthana (the sacral, two inches above muldhara); manipura (the lumbar, opposite the navel); anahata (the dorsal, opposite the heart); vishuddha (the cervical, at the base of the neck); ajna (traditionally located between the eyebrows; in actuality, directly connected by polarity with the medulla; see also medulla and spiritual eye); and sahasrara (in the uppermost part of the cerebrum).

The seven major nerve centers in which sexual energy is mediated according to Tantra doctrine.

shock-rah] The word chakra is derived from the Sanskrit for wheel. The seven major chakras are energy centres, perceived psychically as spinning wheels or vortices. Each has its own attributes and function. Many holistic therapies aim to balance the chakras, and so promote physical, emotional, mental and spiritual harmony.

Energy centers located throughout the body.

Seven  major points of energy in the body. Each is usually associated with a color. These vortexes are: crown - white; forehead (third eye position) - purple; throat - blue; chest - pink or green; navel - yellow; abdomen - orange; groin - red. Smaller vortexes are located in the hands and feet, as well.

(Sanskrit) The Chakras are spinning wheel-like energy centers in the subtle body for the reception, assimilation and transmission of life energies. The spinning of the chakras generates an auric field around the body.

Ethereal energy centers located at seven points along the front and back of the body that, when balanced, help to maintain health and homeostasis in the body.

Energy votexes in the body; each one has a specific property. While popular in many modern Wiccan circles, chakras actually have little to do with modern Witchcraft. However, they can be quite useful if so desired.

Seven major energy vortexes found in the human body. Each is usually associated with a color. They are: crown - white; third-eye - purple; throat - blue; chest - pink or green; navel - yellow; abdomen - orange; groin - red. Smaller vortexes are located in the hands and feet as well. (Click here to check out my page on the Chakras.)

physical or spiritual energy centers located along the spine, above the head, as well as in the hands and feet

an energy vortex, cone shaped with the thin end of the cone situated at the spine

an energy vortex in the body

The Hindu word for the rotating energy wheels that feed the body cosmic energy; they often get flat tires when newageoholics pretend to understand them; see energy.

Eastern term, also called Psychic Center, Energy Center, or Primary Energy Center.

Seven energy centers in the body located at specific points between the base of the spine and the top of the skull; each is related to certain physical processes and emotions and all must be in balance for optimal wellness.

Chakras are energy vortices on the energy body that comprise part of the energy system. They are Indo-Tibetan in origin and were added to Reiki in the Raku Kai system of Reiki. They are currently commonly taught in many forms of Reiki. Chakras were not part of the Japanese Reiki Practices or Mrs. Takata's practices.

Energy centers associated with different areas of the body. 'Looks' like white or colored balls or sailing ship steering wheels. During fusion of the brains they merge into one white disk near the center of the body.

The nerve plexuses or centres along the spine and in the head through which the Kundalini (see below) energy is led.

are the energy centres in the astral body and are located at different places along the passage of the major Nadis.

Hindus teach that there are seven energy pockets, or chakras, that start at the base of the spine and end at the top of the head. They claim that each chakra has its own color and rate of vibration, and that the lotus position helps to align these energy pockets.

Most commonly referring to the seven vital energy centers of the body. The chakras extend from the base of spine to the crown of head. Each chakra is believed to correspond to certain colors, emotions, organs, nerve networks, and energies.

The seven vital energy centers of the body. The chakras extend from the base of spine to the crown of head. Located in the rectal area, near the genitals, behind the navel, at the heart, at the neck, between the eyebrows, and on the crown of the head. Each chakra corresponds to certain colors, emotions, organs, nerve networks, and energies.

Six ganglionic centres in the bodily system by controlling which one attains mastery over various processes going on in the body: e.g. physiological, psychological and respiratory etc. Since these centres are in the form of small wheels or lotus, these are called chakras.

The body's spiritual energy centers.

The word Chakras is a Sanskrit word for wheel or disk and refers to each of seven basic energy centers in the body. The Chakras are part of Yoga, a Hindu discipline of exercises for attaining bodily and mental control and well-being. Number Color Body Location Represents Meaning

etheric energy centers within the human body

the seven chakras are said to reflect how the unified consciousness of man (the immortal human being or the soul), is divided to manage different aspects of earthly life (body/instinct/vital energy/deeper emotions/communication/having an overview of life/contact to God). The chakras are placed on an intermediate layer that lies between the spirit and the earthly body.

Energy centers (vortices) in the etheric body related to the spine and the seven most important endocrine glands. Responsible for the co-ordination and vitalization of all the bodies (mental, astral and physical) and their correlation with the soul, the main center of consciousness. There are seven major chakras and 42 lesser ones.

nerve centers, or "wheels" of energy, located along the spine and considered a part of the subtle body.

A Sanskrit word meaning "wheel" and representing spinning vortexes of energy. They are believed to be the centers of force located within the etheric body, and regulate physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual life-force energies.

Major and minor energy vortices affiliated with the energetic glands, organs and joints and also corresponding to various dimensional bodies.

Yogic concept. The seven chakras are physical and vibrational energy centers associated with the human body. The first begins at its base of the spine moving to the seventh at the top of the head. It is believed that by raising one's awareness through the practice of Yoga one can transmute the lower energies of the first three chakras into the higher, finer vibrations of the remaining four chakras.

the energy centers in the human body.

Energy centers throughout the body responsible for the condition of your mind, body and spirit.

The ethereal body's sense organs, as defined by such Far Eastern organizations as the Theosophical Society. Chakras resemble energy vortices, There are several in the body, visible to those with insight. Of these, it is advisable to use seven when aligning the spiritual body on a daily basis. Each of these seven chakras vibrates at the frequency of one of the seven colors in the rainbow, which combine to create white Light.

There are seven major chakra centers in the human body (Animals also have chakras). These centers correspond to specific aspects of our consciousness and have their own individual characteristics and functions. Each has a corresponding relationship to one of the various glands of the body's endocrine system, as well as to one of the seven colors of the rainbow spectrum. A method used to rid the body of toxins, metabolic wastes, and unnecessary and toxic metals from the blood stream. It is often used to reverse the process of Arthrosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) or as an alternative to bypass surgery and angioplasty, and can also prevent heart attacks and strokes. It is accomplished by administering chelating agents into the bloodstream which, among other things, increase blood flow and remove arterial plaque.

Centres of energy in the human system.

Kundalini yoga practitioners believe, Chakras, seven major centers of psychic energy located along the spinal column are responsible for the condition of your mind, body and spirit.

Energy centers in the body which are best cleansed, opened, and balanced. Too much or too little energy in one chakra can be the cause of health problems or frustrations in everyday life.

Centers of radiating life force or energy that are located between the base of the spinal column and the crown of the head. Sanskrit for “wheels.” There are seven chakras that store and release life force (prana).

nerve centers of the subtle body; seven in number, base of spine, genitals, belly, heart, throat, forehead (third eye), top of head