Chakra is Sanskrit for "wheel" or "circle." The chakras are vital energy centers that Eastern cultures recognize as being crucial to our physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health. It is through these centers that energy is received, processed and transmitted. Illness, trauma, and stress can cause imbalances (blockages or deficiencies) that can result in an array of ailments and disturbances.

We are taught to agree when we perceive a particular band in the energetic spectrum to call it by a given name, for example: red. However, we have no way of really ascertaining if we are seeing the SAME color we are calling red. I use color to establish the frequency of a given energy. The color red, in and of itself, See similar questions...

The chakras are the physical manifestation of Etheric energy points on the physical body. They are also known as the Major Meridians. There are seven chakras on the human body and the functions and colors are: 1. coccyx: red-orange, deals with the base emotions; 2. spleen: pink, cleansing of the physical; 3. solar plexus: green, house of the soul; 4. heart: gold, deals with emotions; 5. throat: sky blue, communications; 6. brow: indigo, the 3rd eye, spiritual sight; 7. See similar questions...

The logo on this web site is one of the 7 Chakras, each of which represent an energy center of the body. The web site referenced above not only explains each major energy center, but also gives a visual aid. See similar questions...

The seat-of-the soul chakra is the place where our soul is anchored to the etheric and physical bodies. This is the 7th ray chakra or the chakra of freedom. It is the violet flame that liberates the soul from all perversions to become all that God has made it to be. The six petals of this chakra represent the six-pointed star of victory. See similar questions...

Well apparently it has to do with something called gene expression, which refers to the pattern in which genes are switched on and off. And gene expression has a major effect on your body's biological processes. Each cell in your body contains a 'power-factory' that produces energy, called the mitochondria. See similar questions...