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Category: Chakra (Page 8 of 36)

Yoga Poses to Balance the Sacral Chakra

Sitting at the lower abdomen below the tailbone, the sacral chakra relates to the ability to flow with the rhythms of life and adapt to change.

When in balance, you feel emotionally balanced, comfortable expressing your sensuality, and full of creativity. Balance emotional and creative energy with these yoga poses for the sacral chakra.

Reverse Warrior – Viparita Virabhadrasana

Open the energy flow of the sacral chakra in the reverse warrior pose. According to Yoga Download, this empowering standing pose opens your hips and groin. Enter the posture by standing with legs straddled. Turn your right foot to the right 90 degrees with the left foot pointing forward. Bend your right knees until the right thigh parallels the floor. Raise your arms shoulder height, with palms facing the mat. Next, turn your right palm upwards. Gently reach the right arm upwards as you lower your left hand gently on the outside of your left leg. Repeat on the opposite side.

Reclining Bound Angle Pose – Supta Baddha Konasana

This relaxing hip opening pose for all levels helps ground and balance the sacral chakra, explained Yoga Journal. It’s the perfect posture to close your practice or sit in stillness. Enter the reclining bound angle pose by laying on your back. Bring your feet together as your knees point outwards. Place arms by your side, palms facing up. Remain in the pose for five to ten minutes, allowing gravity to open your groin and hip area.

Bound Angle Pose – Baddha Konasana

The bound angle pose can help to increase hip mobility, the region of the sacral chakra, explains Ekhart Yoga. Enter the pose from a seated position. Bring both feet together with knees pointed outwards. Hold the outside of your feet with your hands. Open the chest and ground from your hips, allowing the resistance from your arms to extend the spine and open the groin. Hold for one to five minutes, gently inhaling and exhaling.

Dancing Goddess – Utkata Konasana

The dancing goddess pose accesses the powerful grounding energy of the root chakra as well as the flowing creative movement of the sacral chakra. According to Be Extra Yoga, the squatting position of this pose helps open the pelvic floor and hips while stimulating blood flow. Stand tall with feet straddled about 3 feet apart. Turn your feet on a 45-degree angle. Keep your spine upright as you slowly squat down but be careful to keep knees above the ankles. Sway your hips loosely, expressing your inner dancing goddess.

Seated Wide-legged Forward Fold Pose – Upavistha Konasana

This hip opening posture will open the flow of creativity and emotional balance in the sacral chakra. Yoga Practice suggests that this pose also stretches the hip flexors, hamstrings, lower back, and upper back. Enter the pose seated on the mat with a tall spine. Extend both legs outwards (careful not to overstretch). Flex toes backward. Begin lowering your body in between your legs toward the floor, extending the spine from the hips. You can use your hands in front of you to support your body.

Diseases and problems associated with the Root Chakra can be treated with Hypnosis

Here is a list of diseases and problems associated with the Root Chakra that can be treated successfully with Hypnosis.

Addictions, Addictive Behavior, Ankle problems, Anorexia, Backaches, Blood diseases, Bones, Cold feet, Constipation, Colitis, Depression, Diarrhea, Eczema, Frequent urination, Gambling, Glaucoma, Hemorrhoids, Hips, Hypertension, Impotence, Itching, Kidney stones, Knee problems, Leg cramps, Menstrual Problems, Money addiction, Migraines, Obesity, Pain at base of spine, Piles, Prostate cancer, Rectal cancer, Spine problem, Sciatica, Skin problems, Stomach problems, Swollen Ankle, Weak legs and Weight problems.

Root Chakra Imbalance

The chakra system distributes the flow of prana or energy throughout your subtle body. Stress, illness, emotional upset, and conflict can all cause blockages or imbalance in your chakra system. All of the seven chakras are interconnected; when one chakra experiences a blockage or imbalance, it affects all the others. This disruption of energy can cause your mind, body, and spirit to suffer.

When your root chakra is imbalanced, it cracks the foundation of the whole chakra system. If you are just starting your chakra journey, it is important to balance your root chakra first. Imbalance in this chakra can cause you to find yourself coping with threats to your survival. These threats can be moving, changing jobs, reoccurring health problems, weight problems, sense of fear, or insecurity.

Underactive root chakra – When a chakra is underactive, it means that the chakra is experiencing a blockage or is not distributing the flow of energy. When your root chakra is underactive, it can affect your overall health.

Open the Root Chakra (red). This chakra is based on being physically aware and feeling comfortable in many situations. If opened, you should feel well-balanced and sensible, stable and secure. You don’t distrust people around you for no reason.You feel present in what is happening right now and very connected to your physical body. If it’s under-active: you tend to be fearful or nervous, and easily feel unwelcome. If it’s over-active: you may be materialistic and greedy. You feel as if you should be secure and are unwelcome to a change. Use the body and become aware of it. Do yoga, walk around the block, or do some manual house-cleaning. These activities let your body become known to you and will strengthen the chakra.

Ground yourself. This means that you should connect with the ground, and feel it beneath you. To do this, stand up straight and relaxed, put your feet shoulder-width apart, and slightly bend your knees. Move your pelvis forward a little, and keep your body balanced, so that your weight is evenly distributed over the soles of your feet. Then sink your weight forward. Stay in this position for several minutes.

After grounding yourself, sit cross-legged, let the tips of your thumb and index finger touch gently, in a peaceful motion.

Concentrate on the Root Chakra and what it stands for, at the spot in between the genitals and the anus.


Key Characteristics of the Root Chakra:

  • Grounding – Anchors our energy into the world and forms our connections with Mother Earth.
  • Security and Stability – Responsible for your sense of security and stability in your world.
  • Foundation – As the first chakra, it is responsible for the foundation you need to build upon during personal growth. You cannot grow unless you feel safe and secure.
  • Physicality – Highly responsive to your physical health.
  • Survival – Initiates your fight-or-flight mode and will to live.
  • Instincts – Embodies your primal and ancestral instincts.

Emotions and Behaviors related with the Root Chakra

It is very necessary to know which chakra is affected by what emotions and behavioral patterns.

Addictions, blame game, burdened, can’t get convinced, distrust, discourage, fearful, fear of past/future, feel numb, financial insecurity, greedy, guilt, grief, hypocrisy, inability to accept changes, long carried hatred, instability, insecurity, materialistic, nervous, no integrity, old resentment, past anger, rage, sexual pressure, tension, unable to let go of old ideas, unbalanced life and ungrounded.

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