After learning about what chakras are and where are located, their connection with our body organs, nadis and grantis we are left with wonder:
What can we do to help healing, aligning, balancing these chakras?
We are embarking now in an adventure to learn how we can aid to the healing/balancing of chakras with everyday things:
Things to do, things to eat, things to wear, things to smell, things to reflect upon, mantras to sing and kriyas to practice.
First, I would like to start with a comment on how you feel when your root chakra is not balanced or harmonized.
If your root chakra is not balanced, you will likely feel:
What you do to balance/harmonize the root chakra Muladhara?
In everyday life:
Burning incense is an important part of almost all the major religions of the world. Burning incense has become a key part of aromatherapy.
The following herbs and aromas support the root chakra Muladhara: cloves, rosemary, ginger, Vetiveria zizanoides, cedar, cypress.
Nourish yourself with earthy veggies:
Since the deficiency in Root Chakra is caused due to less interaction with the earth, whether directly or indirectly. You can add some earthly delights to balance your first wheel.
Add to your diet foods that are green and root vegetables and start over a restoration chapter. Some of the vegetables are:
In the yoga:
Sing the mantra OE. Practice standing posture (grounding), bending over. All you can think that influences feet, knees, legs, pelvis, lower back, and tailbone. Practice Sat kriya.
How do we feel when our chakra Muladhara is aligned?
In our next post we will be sharing some recipes that incorporate foods that are known to aid heal this chakra. Stay tuned!