
~ CROWN CHAKRA~
This the last in a series of discussions about chakras and their relationship to creativity. Hope you have enjoyed this series along with the experiment in "encaustic art".
The Crown Chakra is the final one in the major chakra centers, also known by many other names, one of which is Sahasruna, is located the top of the head. Its energy color is violet or purple and this chakra symbolizes the balance of duality within us and our ability to experience super-consciousness, as well as the bliss of transcendental consciousness. Meditation, perhaps, is the best way to experience and understand these states of consciousness.
Physiologically, this chakra impacts the entire nervous system and the entire skeletal system of the body. If the Crown Center becomes imbalanced, either over or under active, behaviors that might be exhibited are as follows:
Overactive ~ intense erotic imagination, needing to feel popular, indispensable and needing sympathy.
Underactive ~ perhaps feeling misunderstood, feeling shame, self denial, negative self image and/or lacking tenderness. Underactive chakras is energy that becomes blocked. Once again, it is the degree or intensity to which these behaviors or feelings are affecting your life that is key.
An Overactive chakra is when too much energy is being present in a particular chakras. Color treatment for Overactive, use yellow with a small dab of violet, purple. Underactive use violet or purple.
Besides placing color swatches of material on the chakra area of the body, other treatments are healing with colored candles, color breathing, visualization of color to a particular chakra just to suggest a few methods.
If any of these behaviors or feelings become a major problem, seek out a professional psychotherapist and/or an alternative healing therapist who have experience with creative people.
Meditating and listening to your inner Self, may provide the means to assess what chakra needs attention at any given moment.
Be still. Listen. Hear your own creativity.
Hugs and namaste,
Carol
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