80 Easy Forms Of Chakra Balancing For A Holistic Mind-Body Healing Experience

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Chakra balancing is an important and underrated key to well-being, both of the mind and the body. And what’s even better is that you can balance your chakras on your own too, and it’s not really a very complicated thing to do. So, how to balance your chakras yourself?

Like everything else in life, we are energetic beings.

All minerals, plants, animals, liquids, and objects are products of an endless array of cells that emit energy. And what is within each cell? Protons, neutrons, and electrons, which are all composed of sub-atomic particles which are pure energy.

Therefore, everything we see in this universe is at its root energy that evolves, changes, and flows. That includes us as human beings. For this reason, it is not too far-fetched to think that within our own bodies, we have areas that possess more condensed energy than others.

When the energy within our bodies is too imbalanced due to bad habits, stress, unacknowledged feelings, and thought patterns, we get sick and we suffer – it’s as simple as that.

This is where the importance of chakra balancing comes into play. In traditional Indian thought our bodies possess seven different energy centers that are subject to blockages according to our lifestyle habits. When our energy centers are blocked or misaligned we feel heavy, ill, and emotionally imbalanced.

In fact, if you’ve come to this article chances are that you are unconsciously attracted to “cleaning” or emptying an energy blockage within your body which is preventing you from living a centered life.

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The Importance of Chakra Balancing in Everyday Life

Whether you like using the word “chakra” or perhaps “meridians” or “energy centers,” it is undeniable that we are all electric beings by nature. Simply dragging your feet across a carpet and then touching something metal will show you that.

But don’t worry: learning how to balance your chakras is by no means some kind of “esoteric” or complicated art. It simply requires sensitivity, introspection, and a dedication to your well-being; all of which I can help you with within this article.

Simply reading through each energy center below will help you to determine which of the seven chakras within you are the most “stuffy” and imbalanced. You can then read the accompanying forms of chakra balancing techniques specific to each energy center.

The seven chakras and how chakra balancing can help us.

1. Root Chakra

Sitting at the very base of your spine (or tailbone), the root chakra is responsible for the following feelings and sensations:

If balanced, you will feel grounded, safe, secure, and stable in your life.

If imbalanced, you will feel disconnected from yourself and other people and worried about basic needs (money, food, shelter).

Physically you might be suffering from eating disorders (obesity, anorexia, bulimia), arthritis, cold hands and feet, leg and feet problems, and digestive problems.

What you can do:

  • Connect with the energy of the earth.
  • Go for regular walks, strolls, or jogs.
  • Walk with bare feet on a patch of grass.
  • Sit underneath a tree with your back to the trunk.
  • Get enough vitamin D by spending time in the sun each day.
  • Eat root foods that have had direct contact with the earth such as ginger, carrots, potatoes, turnips, radishes, and beetroot.
  • Consciously spend time with other people. Put down your phone, laptop, book, or other distraction and allow yourself to experience the joy of being with another human being.
  • Explore your core wound and the impact this has on your daily life.
  • Wear red colors.
  • Visualize a red stream of light extending from your legs and feet deep into the earth.
  • Dance.
  • Aromatherapy scent: Rosemary, Cedar, Ginger, Sandalwood, and Cloves.
  • Power stone: Jasper, Carnelian, Obsidian, Bloodstone, Smokey Quartz.

Related: Chakra Quiz: Find Out What Is Your Strongest Chakra

2. Sacral Chakra

Located just below your belly button, the sacral chakra is responsible for the following feelings and sensations:

If balanced, you will feel creative, committed, sexually vibrant, and energetic.

If imbalanced, you will feel emotionally repressed, sexually suppressed, energetically lethargic, unimaginative, and impotent.

Physically you might be suffering from menstrual problems, lower back pain, kidney dysfunction, urinary problems, ovarian cysts, or prostrate issues.

What you can do:

  • Sit by a stream of water.
  • Make regular time for sexual activity (weekly).
  • Brainstorm.
  • Stretch your lower back through yoga or traditional exercise techniques (i.e. cat stretch, sphinx pose, legs up against the wall, etc.).
  • Belly dance or rotate your hips around in a circle.
  • Wear orange (the vibration of this color is linked with the sacral chakra).
  • Drink a lot of water.
  • Eat almonds, melons, strawberries, oranges, coconut, and mandarin (said to help with sacral chakra issues).
  • Aromatherapy scent: Rose, Jasmine, Clary Sage, Ylang Ylang.
  • Power stone: Citrine, Amber, Hematite, Red Jasper, Orange Calcite.

3. Solar Plexus Chakra

Located just below the rib cage and just above the navel, the solar plexus chakra is responsible for the following feelings and sensations:

If balanced, you will feel self-loving, compassionate, confident, and assertive.

If imbalanced, you will feel critical, judgmental, self-resenting, and fearful.

Physically, you might be suffering from high blood pressure, chronic fatigue, diabetes, stomach ulcers, pancreas and gallbladder issues, and weight problems.

What you can do:

  • Explore your mental traps.
  • Work on breathing properly (i.e. not from your chest, but from your stomach).
  • Sit in the sun (fire is the element of the solar plexus chakra).
  • Discover your core beliefs.
  • Repeat morning affirmations to yourself daily (e.g. “I radiate love,” “I embrace the person I am”).
  • Practice self-care.
  • Wear yellow (the vibration of this color is linked with the solar plexus).
  • Do something that makes you scared but brings you courage.
  • Aromatherapy scent: Rosewood, myrrh, frankincense, and sandalwood.
  • Power stone: Tiger’s eye, citrine, rhodochrosite, yellow tourmaline, and malachite.

Related: Symptoms Of Blocked Chakras: How To Identify And Heal

4. Heart Chakra

Located right in the center of the chest (where the heart is), the heart chakra is responsible for the following feelings and sensations:

If balanced, you will feel love, empathy, and compassion for all living beings, you will be able to understand others deeply beyond their words and actions, as well as feeling forgiveness and gratitude.

If imbalanced, you will feel anger, resentment, jealousy, hatred, fear, and loneliness.

Physically, you might be suffering from upper back problems, asthma, heart problems, allergies, and breast issues.

What you can do:

  • Learn to enjoy your solitude.
  • Practice the taken-for-granted virtue of gratitude by being thankful for the small things in your life each day.
  • Learn to breathe deeply.
  • Allow the breeze to sweep through your hair and feel it on your skin (air is the element associated with the heart chakra).
  • Look at people in terms of what you love rather than what you hate.
  • Express your thankfulness by doing something kind or thoughtful for others.
  • Explore different ways of forgiving people who have wronged you (perhaps by learning how to forgive yourself first).
  • Wear green (the vibration of this color is associated with the heart chakra).
  • Practice the affirmations, “I forgive myself and I forgive others,” “I am loving and I am loved,“Each day I am blessed.”
  • Aromatherapy scent: Lavender, Hyssop, Chamomile, Ylang Ylang, and Neroli.
  • Power stone: Jade, malachite, emerald, green tourmaline, and rose quartz.

5. Throat Chakra

Located right in the center of the throat, the throat chakra is responsible for the following feelings and sensations:

If balanced, you will be able to freely express yourself clearly both verbally and non-verbally. You will also be a good listener who assertively expresses your own truth without repression. Additionally, you might find people seeking you out for advice and moral support.

If imbalanced, you will feel dishonest with yourself and as though you are not living up to your potential. People might consider you “flaky” or “untrustworthy” as you find it hard to speak for yourself. On the other hand, you might be very opinionated, dogmatic, and aggressive.

Physically, you might suffer from earaches, sinus infections, thyroid problems, upper back and neck issues, and teeth problems.

What you can do:

  • Find an appropriate form of catharsis that allows you to express yourself, e.g. painting, running, writing, singing, dancing, creating, building, or even screaming.
  • Learn to acknowledge your feelings and experience them without judgment, e.g. if you feel excited, allow yourself to feel 100% excited. If you feel angry, allow yourself to feel 100% angry. No emotion is innately “good” or “bad.”
  • Chant.
  • Sing a song to yourself or hum.
  • Watch a funny movie or stand-up comedy show and laugh.
  • Practice assertiveness, or if you are normally aggressive and vocal, practice silently listening to others.
  • Actively explore what brings you meaning and fills you with passion in life (you might be an artist, an innovator, a gardener, a nurturer, a scientist, etc.). Find ways of bringing your passion into your everyday life.
  • Honestly explore your feelings towards yourself, other people, and your current life. What are you holding back and being inauthentic about?
  • Wear the color blue (the vibration of this color is associated with the throat chakra).
  • Look up at the sky and allow your mind to clear.
  • Eat fruits and vegetables with high water content such as watermelon, cucumber, berries, and celery.
  • Aromatherapy scent: Jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, and frankincense.
  • Power stone: Sodalite, lapis lazuli, blue lace agate, amazonite and turquoise.

Related: 7 Chakra Cleansing Herbs For Empaths and Healers

6. Third Eye Chakra

Located in the center of the forehead, the third eye chakra is responsible for the following feelings and sensations:

If balanced, you will feel clear, focused, receptive, and insightful.

If imbalanced, you will feel mentally foggy, emotionally unstable, daydreamy, and unfocused.

Physically, you might suffer from hormone imbalance, eyestrain, headaches and migraines, insomnia, depression, panic, and dizziness.

What you can do:

  • Cut out processed food from your diet.
  • Eat raw, unprocessed fruit, vegetables, grain, and legumes.
  • Establish a regular sleep routine and get a minimum of 7 hours of sleep.
  • Eliminate distractions from your life (e.g. too much television, social commitments, procrastination food, etc.).
  • Explore EFT tapping.
  • Take natural supplements such as damiana, Ginkgo Biloba, and l-theanine for enhanced brain function and relaxation.
  • Learn to sit silently every day without any form of stimulation (e.g. phone, TV, laptop, book, newspaper). You could formally practice meditation or simply relax outside in nature.
  • Wear the color indigo (the vibration of this color is associated with the third eye chakra).
  • Work on sharpening and trusting your intuition.
  • Eat nuts, dark chocolate, and berries such as blueberries and raspberries.
  • Aromatherapy scent: Cypress, patchouli, vetiver, rosemary, and juniper.
  • Power stone: Amethyst, purple fluorite, clear quartz, blue aventurine, and merlinite.

7. Crown Chakra

The crown chakra is located right at the top of the head and is responsible for the following feelings and sensations:

If balanced, you will feel grounded in the present moment, spiritually in tune with the rest of existence, and you will deeply trust your intuitive wisdom.

If imbalanced, you will feel lost, resentful towards “god,” aimless, and depressed and you will suffer from black-and-white thinking. You might also possess a “god complex” in which you believe you’re better than everyone else.

Physically, you might suffer from light sensitivity, fibromyalgia, existential depression, and degenerative diseases.

What you can do:

  • Explore spiritual thought from ancient philosophies to modern ideas.
  • Immerse yourself in the natural world. Get out of your brick box and into the vibrancy of life.
  • Explore your shadow self and the way it impacts your life with someone you trust.
  • Ask yourself these 6 vital questions.
  • Read into the lives and experiences of various spiritual teachers you respect.
  • Learn to separate who “you” are from what you experience. This is known as “witnessing” or “observing” what you think and feel and can be done constantly throughout the day or through formal practices like meditation.
  • Wear violet/white (the vibration of these colors are associated with the crown chakra).
  • Drink plenty of purifying water and eat clean, unprocessed, natural foods.
  • Aromatherapy scent: Gurjum, myrrh, rosewood, cedarwood, and jasmine.
  • Power stone: Celestite, danburite, blue sapphire, moldavite, and peacock ore.

Related: Understanding The Seven Layers Of The Human Aura: Their Functions and Meanings

Which form of chakra balancing resonated with you the most? Feel free to share below your discoveries as well as any recommendations you can make regarding healing each of the seven chakras.

Want to know more about balancing the seven chakras? Check this video out below!


Written By Aletheia Luna
Originally Appeared In Lonerwolf
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