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Let's Learn The Basics About The Root Chakra


First Chakra - Root or Support


Represented as a 4 Petal Red Lotus Flower.


In Sanskrit, the Root Chakra is called ‘Muladhara’.

Mula meaning root and Adhara meaning base or support.


Functions:

  • Known as the Survival Chakra. Focuses on staying alive. Ensuring you have shelter, food, and stability.

  • Carries all the survival instincts from our ancestors. The roots of diseases are transmitted down family lines as well as spiritual traits.

  • Creating a deep sense of security helps the Root Chakra to function properly allowing us to remain patient and focused.

  • Deeply connected to Mother Earth, the Root Chakra grounds us and anchors us allowing us to remain resourceful and hopeful about our future and life.

  • We can strengthen the Root Chakra by remaining positive and open to possibilities.

  • The Root Chakra is the center of manifestation. The energy to succeed in your endeavors comes from this Chakra.

Qualities: Survival, Safety, Grounding, Security, Ability to Manifest Dreams and

Achieve Goals, Vitality, Courage, Patience, Structure, and Stability.

Colour: Red


Location: Located at the base of the spine.

At the tailbone in the back, and the pubic bone in front.


Age: Conception to Age 7


Governs Bodily

Functions: Cortex of the adrenal gland (on the upper end of each kidney in

humans), it secretes steroid hormones. Controls the flow of adrenaline.


Deals With: Survival


Blocked By: Fear


Life Issues: To trust and feel safe in the world.

To overcome despair, and not give us.


Gemstones: Ruby, Black Obsidian, Bloodstone, and Hematite.


Element: Earth


Musical Note: C



Plant: Sage


Herbs: Cinnamon and Garlic


Physical Movement that activates the legs and feet.

Activities: Grounding activities such as walks in nature.

Spiritual Being present and noticing the beauty of the natural world.

Activities:


Mythological White elephant with seven trunks.

Animal:


Verb: I Am


Affirmation: I Am Loved & Supported.





















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