Swadhisthana chakra

The Second Chakra/ Sacral Chakra represents creativity, personal energy, sexuality, and overall health. This chakra receives universal life force energy.

What exactly does the second chakra, also known as the sacral chakra, entail? You might have heard that this is the chakra responsible for the person you become…

Source According to the Vedas there are 7 types of relationships that we can experience in our lives. These 7 categories of relationships achieve a certain type of harmony between two people that c…

Synthesis on Swadhisthana Chakra Localization: the area above genitalia, at the subtle level Symbolic representation: lotus flower with 6 petals (6 nadis or energetic channels) It represents: sensu…

Swadhisthana Chakra - Sacral Chakra - the corresponding 6 sub-plexuses

Balancing sacral chakra with yoga asanas exercises involves building strength and flexibility in your hips and all the muscles surrounding your pelvis. A yoga practice that emphasizes opening the hips will help you to relax and regain your emotional equilibrium. The sacral chakra is your main emotional center. Repressed emotions and feelings are very often trapped inside the physical body, and exercise is one of the best ways of releasing them. These are my favorite yoga poses for the 2nd…

Illustration about Svadhishthana, sacral chakra symbol. Colorful mandala. Vector illustration design. Illustration of mind, human, ornate - 159426630

When you start to shed the martyr archetype you will find that you become comfortable with the good things that come your way in life. The Empress knows how to enjoy life, and knows that she deserves to be happy and have nice things. You allow good things into your life. Pleasure, ease and well-being are enjoyed as you allow yourself to be sated by life’s enjoyments. Knowing when enough is enough is also part of this, as you listen to your body for the clues that say you are satisfied, and…

The presiding deities of nabhi chakra are Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi. Lord Brahma, to reside on the Swadhisthana springs out of Lord Vishnu's navel.