Our chakras are to be
remained opened for us to be in the right alignment to prevent emotional
instability and disconnection from our true self physically. One of the means
to apply in dealing with and imbalance chakras is through personal medication
but when our chakras are over spinning and we are not able to give out our best
and also not doing well with self-meditation, there are herbs that are associated
with each of the seven main chakras with which our chakras can be balanced and
have a free flow to help put us in the overall well-being.
The condition or the state
in which we find ourselves in the area of our physical health, emotional,
mental or spiritual well-being may be determined by the state of our chakras
since a balanced and an opened chakras will result in the feeling of being
healthy, full of strength and emotionally stable and be in the right aligned
spiritually. On the other hand, we may have experience with some unexplained physical
ailments and the feeling of being disconnected spiritually with an imbalanced
or a blocked chakra.
As a turning wheel by
which energy spin or rotates within the human energy body and also reefing to
the energy points in our body, chakras are energy centers or power source in
charge of life force energy by receiving, processing and distribution resulting
in spirit energy. With each of them connected to a specific organ in the body
and to our emotional states, the seven main chakras which are all aligned with
the spine also have connections with spiritual lessons and experiences.
The throat chakra which is
responsible for what comes out of you through expressing yourself truthfully
and clearly when blocked or become imbalance can result in extreme shyness with
the fear of speaking the truth. When one has the feeling of being misunderstood
or being rejected with the truth, that person will automatically resort to lies
and since our chakras guides us through our inner soul, there is the need to
seek for help with some herbs can be applied to help us get on the right alignment.
Ernestina
Mensah/Clickmultimediagh.com
