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The first chakra or Muladhara / Root, Support /

The essential qualities of Muladhara is divine wisdom and innocence of childhood, but when it is unbalanced or we do not know how to control the energy of it, Muladhara chakra can be devastating for us and our lives!

Placed at the base of the spine, between the perineum and genitals, is the point of the body in which is placed the energy called “kundalini”. Corresponds to the element of Earth, its color is red, the physical sense is the sense of smell and eastern traditions make him match the word and of eternal knowledge. His mandala is the square, the animal is the elephant, the organ of the human body is the foot. This Chakra, which can be called the center of the material life, is the basis of man’s existence in the physical world, the headquarters of the energy that allows us to manifest in daily life. It is no coincidence that it is also known as “First Chakra”, “Root Chakra” or “Basal Chakra” Muladhara is actually the root starting from which we move into the world and, consequently, a disharmony within this Chakra will cause in the human sense of rootlessness, a conviction of being devoid of psychological safety in both the spiritual in the material world. Corresponds to the Physical Body and, within this, the gonads and the reproductive system. The scents stimulate him most are musk, patchouli and sandalwood, while suitable stones for their strength to work with quartz and moonstone. His traditional image shows four red petals, with the syllable-mantra “Lang” or “Lam” written inside a square of yellow, alternatively, some traditional Indian texts also show a red triangle (which corresponds the Sun, Moon and Fire) with an upside-down. Corresponds to the branch of Yoga is called “Hatha Yoga”, which are taught in the various positions that the yoga practitioners take during their exercises, and the Hindu deity Brahma. Finally, it is connected with the chakra located in the feet, which connect the body with the Earth and allow interaction with the earth energies. The energy of Muladhara is extremely dense, vital and powerful, associated with the basic aspects of human survival in the world around him, in this sense, the Root Chakra is associated with the oldest part of the human brain, defined ” reptilian cerebellum, “which regulates the instincts of preservation and survival: an ancient Hermetic axiom, reported in the famous” Emerald Tablet “Trismegisio attributed to Hermes, which says” As above, so below “, shows that our ancestors, even in a Western culture, were aware of this correlation. The physical location of this chakra, namely the base of the spine, it indicates that it is the abode of energy called Kundalini, the serpent of fire that rises through the chakras as they are awakened.
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Description
The first chakra or Muladhara / Root, Support /

The essential qualities of Muladhara is divine wisdom and innocence of childhood, but when it is unbalanced or we do not know how to control the energy of it, Muladhara chakra can be devastating for us and our lives!

Placed at the base of the spine, between the perineum and genitals, is the point of the body in which is placed the energy called “kundalini”. Corresponds to the element of Earth, its color is red, the physical sense is the sense of smell and eastern traditions make him match the word and of eternal knowledge. His mandala is the square, the animal is the elephant, the organ of the human body is the foot. This Chakra, which can be called the center of the material life, is the basis of man’s existence in the physical world, the headquarters of the energy that allows us to manifest in daily life. It is no coincidence that it is also known as “First Chakra”, “Root Chakra” or “Basal Chakra” Muladhara is actually the root starting from which we move into the world and, consequently, a disharmony within this Chakra will cause in the human sense of rootlessness, a conviction of being devoid of psychological safety in both the spiritual in the material world. Corresponds to the Physical Body and, within this, the gonads and the reproductive system. The scents stimulate him most are musk, patchouli and sandalwood, while suitable stones for their strength to work with quartz and moonstone. His traditional image shows four red petals, with the syllable-mantra “Lang” or “Lam” written inside a square of yellow, alternatively, some traditional Indian texts also show a red triangle (which corresponds the Sun, Moon and Fire) with an upside-down. Corresponds to the branch of Yoga is called “Hatha Yoga”, which are taught in the various positions that the yoga practitioners take during their exercises, and the Hindu deity Brahma. Finally, it is connected with the chakra located in the feet, which connect the body with the Earth and allow interaction with the earth energies. The energy of Muladhara is extremely dense, vital and powerful, associated with the basic aspects of human survival in the world around him, in this sense, the Root Chakra is associated with the oldest part of the human brain, defined ” reptilian cerebellum, “which regulates the instincts of preservation and survival: an ancient Hermetic axiom, reported in the famous” Emerald Tablet “Trismegisio attributed to Hermes, which says” As above, so below “, shows that our ancestors, even in a Western culture, were aware of this correlation. The physical location of this chakra, namely the base of the spine, it indicates that it is the abode of energy called Kundalini, the serpent of fire that rises through the chakras as they are awakened.
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