Seven Chakras Interconnected

Mary is often presented with these colors, red, possibly representing Christ’s Passion or spiritual awakening, and blue, which can represent honesty or spiritual realization. The angel wears a blue sash detailed with gold, but the focus is mostly on the angel’s white robes and golden wings. The color white is often associated with the idea of religious purity and the color yellow is also a symbol of light and purity. The rest of the painting consists of mostly earthy tones, brown is used for most of the piece, as well as black and a light creamy color, creating an intense contrast against the primary colors and drawing attention to the subjects in the center panel.

Chakra is a Sanskrit word for wheel. Each of these energy wheels rotate at their own speed and have their own unique vibration, colour, angel and crystals associated with each one as well as their own individual characteristics. Even though the chakras have their own individual vibration, colour and characteristics they all work together to support a

Mindfulness is an ability to focus on the present moment which allows for stress relief and a recentered focus. For Enrlich, Winter, Bernhard, and the Ewers family this becomes a prominent part of their life. With mindfulness comes meditation. Meditation has different focuses for each person who does it. Enrilch focuses his meditation on love. This allows him to be less angry as well as allow him to connect more emotionally to his patients. Winters, a police officer, likes to focus her meditation on breathing. Bernhard does a different type of mediation. This focuses more on visualizing other people’s pain. Finally, the Ewers family uses meditation to deal with pain especially in relation to the wife who was pregnant.

There are 7 Chakras of the bodies, each representing a different colour, function, major nerve and endocrine gland.

To begin with at the top of the head is the crown chakra, thirds eye chakra is positioned at the middle of the forehead, throat chakra is positioned at the throat, at the palms is the hand and feet chakra, at the solar Plexus is the solar

The throat chakra is arguably the most vulnerable of the chakras. It is easily susceptible to damage from external influences. This chakra is positioned at the cusp of the physical body, and channels enormous amounts of mental energy. The throat chakra is responsible for providing a voice to our experiences, thoughts, and emotions. I attempted to demonstrate the chakra’s emphasis on communication and creativity in this collage. Instead of implementing a full-bodied silhouette, I constrained the imagery to a figure of a head. Within this figure is the representation of a light-bulb exploding into color. The light-bulb is a universal symbol for ideas and innovation. I attempted to connect the bottom of the light-bulb to the location of the throat

According to Oxford Dictionary chakras [chak· ra] are, “each of the centers of spiritual power in the human body, usually considered to be seven in number.” The word is Sanskrit in origin, and in English

Temple Puja is either practised at home or at a temple, enabling adherents to worship the Buddha not as a deity, but rather seeking guidance from the Buddha. Offerings, chants and bows made during Puja, are made towards the Three Jewels, the Sangha, Dharma and the Buddha, in which adherents of Buddhism take refuge in. The significance of Temple Puja is for adherents to reflect on the qualities of the Three Jewels, and is conveyed through chanting, “I take refuge in the Buddha, in the Dharma, in the Sangha.” The chanting with incense, remove distractions from the adherents and allows for Puja to act as a form of meditation for adherents, enabling worshippers to focus their mind on the nature of Buddha. Meditation through Puja stresses the significance of the second jewel and living the eightfold path, by limiting the hurdles to Nirvana through ‘right thought and understanding,’ teaching adherents to clear misunderstandings and delusion of others. The generic form of meditation is through incense, chanting and worshipping, however Dogen states that, “Proper meditation is single-minded intense sitting without burning incense, worshiping, reciting,” contradicting the general form of meditation. This shows that the Zen buddhists believe that ‘real’ meditation lies within the self, instead of relying on Puja practice

aspects of the chakra are linked to emotion and the back to will. Three of your chakras are on the

The health of this chakra center bears largely on your perception of who you are, and how you perceive and react to the opinions others hold of you. Your solar plexus chakra is also a center of psychic awareness. The Sanskrit word Manipura means "city of jewels".

According to ancient tradition , psychic centers located in the ether body have the energetic forms of lotuses. In the physical body, chakras are represented in the forms of plexuses and endocrine glands.

Some color in China is to bring good luck to the person, such as red: basic advocating color in Chinese culture, a symbol of luck and good fortune, happy, warm, lively, thriving, prosperous, revolution and progress, smooth and successful, beautiful, beautiful. Purple stands for grace and nobility. Symbolism, pride, mystery, jealousy, grace, sickness, luxury, beauty, anxiety, peace, love, repentance, humility, hope, enthusiasm. The ancient Chinese thought that heaven was in heaven's "purple palace" (constellation), so it was lucky to be purple. As a symbol of auspicious and noble, purple was widely used by feudal emperors and Taoism. Purple symbolic meaning in English is also associated with imperial and religious, this is an interesting cultural

We hear the word Mindfulness being used a lot today, whereas not so long ago it was all about Meditation.

The traditional bindi has religious and social significance to the people of India and those of the Hindu religion. In a religious context there are three common meanings behind the bindi, one of these is the area in which the bindi is placed (between the eyebrows). This is known as the “third eye” or the sixth chakra, it is believed to possess energy which then controls concentration levels whilst meditating (Das, 2014). Secondly, it is also seen as being a protective symbol in a way that is

Color therapists apply the colors to certain spots on the body called chakras. Chakras can be used to figure out what type of treatment the patient will need based on their medical condition. The types of colors needed for the treatment will be based on each color effect.