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Comment by Christine O' Connell on February 17, 2011 at 5:47pm

Thank you Sonja for the beautiful flower , this is for you , i hope you like it ..

Comment by Arleem on February 17, 2011 at 5:46pm

Thank you so much Christine!!!
Love and Light ((((((<3))))))
Natasa

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Comment by Christine O' Connell on February 17, 2011 at 5:35pm

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In aromatherapy, the essential oils include Oakmoss, Nutmeg, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Bergamot, Tangerine, Ylang-Ylang, Patchouli, and Jasmine.

The Muladhara or The Root Chakra

Also know as the base, this first Chakra is the most important of all. This is the center that allows for healing and repairing. Courage is its keyword simply because you have the power of your own choices and need the courage to make the right ones. It is located near the lumbar at the spines base. Its element is Earth and its energy is Warrior. It carries the color Red. Red represents life's passion, confidence, idealism, and essential.

In aromatherapy, the essential oils are Lavender, Frankincense, Ginger, Black Pepper, Angelica, and Vetiver.

Aromatherapy is designed to help balance and heal the Chakras, as through life's events they can become out of balance and out of whacked. Through practice, aromatherapy can help the center regain its balance through its specific smells, giving you the peaceful, healthy, and confident sense of wellbeing and wellness

Comment by Christine O' Connell on February 17, 2011 at 5:34pm

http://hubpages.com/hub/aromatherapy-and-the-seven-chakras

 

The Ajna or Third Eye Chakra

This is the sixth of the seven Chakras, it is also referred to as the Brow. It is located just above your eyebrows, centering in the forehead. It carries the element of light and the energy of the visionary. The keyword for the Third eye Chakra is vision. Its color is Indigo Blue. This color presents the search for and the attainment of the purpose of life, spiritually.

In aromatherapy, the essential oils are Cypress, Cedarwood, Clary Sage, Sandalwood, Chamomile Blue, and Frankincense.

The Vishudda or Throat Chakra

This is the fifth of the seven Chakras and known as the throat Chakra. It targets expression, sound, and communication when it comes to writing, speech, thought, and creativity. Located at the neck of the body, its element is Ether, it carries the energy of a teacher, and the keyword of Truth. This is the center for identifying who you are, what you are, and standing your ground. Its color is blue and presents your oneness and knowledge of the guidance you are divinely receiving.

In aromatherapy, the essential oils are Lemon, Myrrh, Frankincense, Lavender, Hyssop, and Chamomile Blue.

The Anahata or The Heart Chakra

This Chakra, the Heart Chakra is the fourth of the seven Chakras. It centers upon spirituality, love, and compassion. Located right at the level of the heart, within the chests center, it carries the element of Water and the energy of the Healer. Its keyword is Joy and its color is Pink and green. Pink represents unconditional love, empathy, compassion, and strength, while green represents anticipation, joyfulness, ecstasy, healing, smoothing, and soothing.

In aromatherapy, the essential oils are Bergamot, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Rose, and Lavender.

The Manipura or Solar Plexus Chakra

This Chakra, the third of the seven Chakra is know as Solar Plexus. It is also a sensitive center, one of the most sensitive and it draws from energy of other people. It deals with emotions, desire, intellect, ambition, and power. It is located behind your stomach and just below your breastbone. It carries the element of air and the energy of the healer. Its keyword is manifest and its color is yellow. Yellow represents intellectual activity, analysis, thought, and meditation.

In aromatherapy, the essential oils include Vetiver, Lemon, Ginger, Basil, and Juniper.

The Svadhisthana or The Sacral Chakra

This, the second of the seven Chakras, is called the Sacral. This deals with intuition, sexuality, emotion, desire, and creativity. This is the center that allows for receiving and giving of pleasure. It is located about two inches below your navel and carries the element of fire, as well as the energy of the warrior. Its keyword is create and its color is Orange. Orange represents benevolence, creativity, equity, and wisdom.

In aromatherapy, the essential oils include Oakmoss, Nutmeg, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Bergamot, Tangerine, Ylang-Ylang, Patchouli, and Jasmine.

Comment by Christine O' Connell on February 17, 2011 at 5:26pm

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Aromatherapy and the Seven Chakras

The Seven Chakras

Before we can begin to explain how aromatherapy and the seven chakras work together, you must understand the ideals behind Chakras. First, the word Chakra is a Sanskrit word, which carries the translation of wheel of light or spinning wheel of energy. A Chakra represents one of the seven different spiritual energy centers within the body. In other words, the body needs its energy and the Chakra provides the center for that energy.

It is the belief that the Chakra collects the energy and creates a spinning ball and vortex out of that energy. However, in some cases, Chakras can be referred to as light instead of energy. The body has seven different Chakras. Each of these points signify a different area of the body.

The Seven Centers of Energy, Within the Body Are Called Chakras

Sahasrara Chakra - The Crown

The Ajna Chakra - The Third Eye

The Vishudda Chakra - The Throat

The Ananhata Chakra - The Heart

The Manipura Chakra - The Solar Plexus

The Svadhisthana Chakra - The Sacral

The Muladhara Chakra - The Root

Each energy center or Chakra contains a detailed description. It carries a meaning, a location, an element, a keyword, a color, and yes, essential oils, which is where aromatherapy comes into play. Essentially, the belief is that through aromatherapy and essential oils, you can generate the energy needed for the Chakra and keep it balanced and healthy.

The Sahasrara or Crown Chakra

The seventh of the seven Charkras this is the energy center for energy, dynamics, enlightenment, and spirituality. Centered on top of the head or the crown, it carries the element of air and the energy of a visionary. This is the inspirational center which carries the color of violet and golden-white. Violet represents enlightenment, existence, life, spirituality, and the true meaning of all of the above. Golden-white represents perfection or a state of when it comes to spirituality, emotions, mind, and body.

In aromatherapy, the essential oils for balancing the Crown Chakra are myrrh, spikenard, lavender, sandalwood, and frankincense.

The Ajna or Third Eye Chakra

This is the sixth of the seven Chakras, it is also referred to as the Brow. It is located just above your eyebrows, centeri

Comment by Myriel RAouine on February 17, 2011 at 3:49pm

So beautifully put, dear Param Gian!

The article below has also drawn my attention to aromatherapy again - as it is also possible to smell a high frequency! It is one of the most instant transmissions of frequency to your physical body ... I have been working with essential oils for more than a decade but now I am adding a new level to my understanding of them - which is that of VIBRATIONAL healing - healing through frequency ...

 

THANK YOU, dear Christine and Param Gian! This flower is for you :-)

 

 

Sonja Myriel

 

 

Comment by Myriel RAouine on February 16, 2011 at 5:47pm

Thank you so much, dear Christine! This is powerful information! Do you know that our Artists' Meeting Place is called Sacred Open Heart Creations - Inspired Vibrational Healing Art? I will post this article there, ok? I have signed up for the author's newletter - I'm curious :-)

Blessings of Love and Light,

 

Sonja Myriel

Comment by Christine O' Connell on February 16, 2011 at 6:10am

Sound Can Be a Powerful Healer

 

http://www.spiritofnature.org/vibrationart.htm

Sound moves in waves through the air and is measured in cycles per second. According to Jonathan Goldman, humans only hear within the range of 16 to 16,000 cycles per second. Dolphin sonar is around 180,000 cycles per second. Richard Daab, in an Interview with Ilona Selke, writes that, "Dolphins recently have made the news as being better therapists than many humans. People in pain receive relief from swimming with dolphins when nothing else has helped. Autistic children suddenly become cooperative and interactive, where only a wall of silence was seen before." Perhaps it is because dolphins emit such a high frequency that people experience healing while in the water with them.

Healing with Sound can be accomplished in many ways. Sound healing practitioners can play instruments, use their voice, or play tapes or CDs. They can even have the client lie on a bed with speakers and circuits arranged so the music waves literally flow through the entire body. This special bed is often referred to as a "sound chamber." At the beginning of the article I mentioned just lying back and listening to beautiful music in order to heal. Remarkable experiences have been reported with the use of sound.

Hands on Healing is a Powerful Way to Raise Vibration

Reiki and Therapeutic Touch are but two of the many names for Hands-on Healing. While a person sits or reclines, high frequency energy flows through the practitioner’s hands to the client. The various types of hands-on healing use different hand positions and movements. Several scientific studies have been performed which clearly show that a greater amount of energy is emitted from a healer’s hands than from a non-healer’s hands. Apparently we all have the ability to channel high frequency energy through our hands. We simply have blocks in the energy channels in our body, which prevent us from doing it. Through the practice of Chi Kung exercises or the formal study of Reiki and other techniques, we are able to open the necessary channels to be hands-on healers. A few individuals are born with the channels open and they are considered "natural healers." The most famous practitioner of hands-on healing was Jesus of Nazareth.

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