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Intro to the 7 Chakras
The Chakra system originated in India between 1500 and 500 BC in the oldest text called the Vedas, according to this ancient Hindu scripture the human body has 7 energy points that start at the base of your spine and expand to the top of your head. You have more than your physical body, the chakra system can be thought of as your “energy body.” When one of these chakra points are out of balance, it can cause disease within the body, and the symptoms can be mental, physical, emotional or spiritual. These 7 chakras that originated from eastern medicine happen to align with modern medicine and are known as our Endocrine System. Yes, our chakras have much to do with the human body’s glands. A variety of health problems may be caused by Chakra Imbalances affecting the associated Endocrine Gland and resulting in illness. Whether a chakra is overactive or underactive it can cause problems within the body. When you balance your chakras you will have control of your mental and spiritual health as well as your physical health.
So what are each of the 7 chakras? They each serve a specific purpose and are interconnected. If one is imbalanced, you will not achieve true alignment and optimal wellness. The lower level chakras are more “physical” chakras that deal with you as an individual - the upper chakras are “spiritual” chakras that focus on higher dimensional frequencies. Let’s begin with the Root chakra located at the base of your spine.
1. Root Chakra or Mūlādhāra (Sanskrit)
Translation: English: “root and basis of Existence.”Mula means root and adhara means basis.)
Largely responsible for how safe/secure you feel - based on your physical environment.
When out of harmony we don’t trust our environment and feel in danger
Feelings of basic/primal needs not being met: Food, water, shelter, clothing, love, etc.
Color: Red Element: Earth Affirmation: “I am.”
Location in the body: Base of spine / in between genitals & anus
Glands: Adrenals
Affected Physical Body Parts: Spine, legs, bones, feet, rectum, immune system, large intestine, teeth
Lesson: To feel safe in your environment, to be able to ground yourself, manifest basic needs, and practice healthy physical sexuality.
Physical dysfunction: Chronic lower back pain, poor posture, sciatica, problems with veins/blood flow, rectal tumors and or cancers, hemorrhoids, constipation, arthritis, immune-related disorders, depression, weight fluctuation.
Mental/ Emotional dysfunction: the ability to provide life’s necessities, provide for your family, group safety security, feeling like you belong in a group, the ability to stand up for one’s self.
Keywords for imbalance: Fear, guilt, shame, depression, abuse, neglect, unsafe, dangerous
-Natural healing-
Crystals: (Most Red stones) Ruby, Garnet, bloodstones, hematite, obsidian, onyx, black tourmaline, red jasper, smoky quartz, fire agate.
Essential Oils: Myrrh, sandalwood, patchouli
2. Sacral Chakra or Svadhishthana
(Sanskrit: स्वाधिष्ठान, IAST: Svādhiṣṭhāna, English: “where your being is established.”“Swa” means self and “adhishthana” means established.)
Deals mostly with sexual/reproductive organs and activities, but also emotions and creativity.
Can become unbalanced due to unexpressed anger - stifled creativity - feelings of shame/guilt - and dealing with feelings of lack or scarcity of money or material goods.
When in balance you will cultivate healthy relationships, be in touch with your inner emotions, express sensuality in a positive/healthy way, and easily cultivate abundance.
Location: 2 inches below the navel
Element: Water Color: Orange Affirmation: “I feel.”
Glands: Ovaries, testicles
Physical body parts affected: womb, genitals, lower vertebrae, pelvis, appendix, bladder, hip, kidneys
Life lesson: Use your emotions to connect to others without losing your own identity. Freely express creativity and healthy emotional sexuality.
Physical dysfunction: Chronic lower back pain, sciatica, gynecological problems, pelvic pain, impotence, frigidity, uterine/bladder/kidney problems
Emotional/ mental dysfunction: guilt/ blame, shame, negative money mindset, negative outlook on sexual relationships, hypersexuality, low sex drive, problems with power/control/dominance, creativity/ problems with expressing one’s ideas, honor in relationships
Possible causes of energy blockage: sexual abuse/trauma, r*pe, harassment, gender issues, body dysmorphia/dysphoria, p*rn addiction, shame or repressment of sexuality, stifled creativity.
Crystals: Carnelian, amber, moonstone, coral, orange tourmaline, Sunstone
Essential Oils: ylang-ylang, lemon, patchouli, rosewood, sandalwood
3. Solar Plexus Chakra or Manipura
Manipura translates from Sanskrit as “resplendent gem” or “lustrous gem”
The 3rd Chakra or “Power Chakra”
Location: Above Navel / Solar Plexus (beneath ribcage)
Element: Fire Color: Yellow Affirmation: “I can.”
Glands: Pancreas, Adrenals
Physical body parts affected: Abdomen, Stomach, Intestines, liver, gallbladder, spleen, middle spine
Life lesson: To experience the depth of who we are as individuals
To live your life’s purpose
To feel empowered and have good self-esteem
Physical dysfunction: Arthritis, Digestive issues, gastric ulcers, eating disorders, diabetes, indigestion, fatigue, hepatitis, nerve pain, weight issues, metabolism issues, cancers/tumors in the digestive system, etc.
Emotional/ mental dysfunction: trust issues, fear, easily intimidated, low self-respect or self-confidence, sensitivity to criticism, phobias, self-esteem issues, self-harm, depression, inactivity/ stagnant energy, etc.
Possible causes of energy blockage: Repressed anger, dominance/submission issues, problems with working on a team, controlling personality, instability with money, lack of passion for career/ purpose, childhood trauma, many failures, codependency, addiction, etc.
Crystals: Citrine, amber, yellow topaz, tiger’s eye, yellow agate
Essential Oils: Lemon, lemongrass, lime, lavender, rosewood, rosemary,
4. Heart Chakra or Anahata
Anahata (Sanskrit: अनाहत, IAST: Anāhata, English: “unstruck”) In Sanskrit, anahata means “unhurt, unstruck, and unbeaten”.
Location: Center of Chest
Element: Air Color: Green Affirmation: “I love.”
Glands: Thymus
Physical body parts affected: Heart, chest, lungs, circulatory system, shoulders, breast, ribs, lymph nodes, diaphragm, veins, etc.
Life lesson: To experience empathy, compassion, and unconditional love for one’s self and all other beings.
Physical dysfunction: heart disease, heart attack, asthma, allergies, lung cancer, lung disease, pneumonia, breast cancer, high blood pressure
Emotional/ mental dysfunction: Inability to love, hatred for others, resentment, grief, self-centeredness, loneliness, trust issues, inability to forgive
Possible causes of energy blockage: repressed heartache/grief, trauma, negligence, a victim of abuse, unhappy relationship, poor relationship with immediate family, lack of support of friend group, isolation
Crystals: Rose quartz, emerald, peridot, other green stones. Essential Oils: Rose, bergamot, ylang-ylang, Melissa, palmarosa
5. Throat Chakra or Vishuddha
(Sanskrit: विशुद्ध,: Viśuddha, English: “especially pure”)
Location: Throat
Element: Sound Color: Light Blue Affirmation: “I speak.”
Glands: Thyroid
Physical body parts affected: Thyroid, parathyroid, throat, neck, mouth, gums. esophagus, teeth, hypothalamus, neck vertebrae, arms, and hands
Life lesson: To speak and receive the truth. To express yourself freely.
Physical dysfunction: Raspy or sore throat, mouth ulcers, gum difficulties/disease, stiff neck, scoliosis, swollen glands, thyroid problems
Emotional/ mental dysfunction: Strength/will, personal expression, following one’s dreams, using personal power to create, ability to make decisions, addiction, judgment, faith.
Possible causes of energy blockage: suppressing creative talents, difficulty expressing one’s self, not feeling safe to freely express, swallowing words
Crystals: turquoise, aquamarine, celestite, lapis lazuli, blue kyanite
Essential Oils: Lavender, rosemary, frankincense
6. Third Eye Chakra or Ajna
Ajna translates as “authority” or “command” (or “perceive”) and is considered the eye of intuition and intellect.
Location: Forehead, between brows
Element: Light Color: Indigo Affirmation: “I see.”
Glands: Pineal
Physical body parts affected: Brain, nervous system, eyes, ears, nose
Life lesson: To use insight and intuition
To see past the physical world and access higher dimensions
Physical dysfunction: Brain tumor/hemorrhage, stroke, neurological disturbances, blindness, deafness, full spinal difficulties, learning disabilities, seizures, headaches, blurred vision, memory loss,
Emotional/ mental dysfunction: self-evaluation, truth, intellectual abilities, feelings of adequacy, openness to ideas of others, emotional intelligence
Possible causes of energy blockage: A lack of trust in one’s intuition or ability,
Crystals: Lapis Lazuli, amethyst, fluorite, clear quartz
Essential Oils: Lavender, frankincense, sandalwood
7. Crown Chakra or Sahasrara
(Sanskrit: सहस्रार, IAST: Sahasrāra, English: “thousand-petaled”)
Location: Top of Head
Element: Thought Color: Purple, white, gold Affirmation: “I know.”
Glands: Pituitary
Physical body parts affected: Muscular system, skeletal system, skin, central nervous system
Life lesson: To experience the divine meaning of life.
Physical dysfunction: Energy disorders, depression, chronic fatigue, apathy,
Emotional/ mental dysfunction: Ability to trust, values, ethics, courage, selflessness, ability to see the big picture, faith, inspiration, spirituality, devotion.
Possible causes of energy blockage: lack of trust in the divine or the universe, lack of faith, distrust, believing in the worst possible outcome, manifesting negativity
Crystals: Amethyst, clear quartz, moonstone, selenite, white topaz
Essential Oils: Frankincense, peppermint, sandalwood, lotus
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31 Days of Spiritual Journaling
Prompts for spiritual journals, grimoires, books of shadows… I hope this can provide inspiration! Please tag me or, tag the post “31 days of spiritual journaling”. I would love to see them!
What do you believe?
How did you come to your path? (your spiritual journey)
Teach/Describe one of your key spiritual practices. (mindfulness, meditation, grounding, prayer, ritual…….)
Discuss a plant or place that is important to you spiritually. Why is it meaningful to you?
Record a recipe relating to a holiday you celebrate. How do you use this food/drink/mixture?
Delve into your relationship with a deity, or why you don’t honor deities.
Teach/Describe a craft or skill that‘s tied to your spirituality.
Recommend 3 books!
What do you do when it is hard to continue your spiritual practice or feel connected spiritually?
Discuss offerings. What does that look like for you?
Engage with the theme of “sacrifice” What does that mean to you?
Delve into “Afterlife” or “Ancestors”. How do those ideas play out in your worldview? In your spiritual practice?
Have you had experiences meeting or working with other pagans/witches? Elaborate!
Discuss imagery or symbols that are important to you. What are they? Why are they important? How do you use them?
Make a ‘beginners guide’ or ‘field guide’ for an important element of your practice (stones, weather, herbs, gardening, tarot, camping…)
Engage with the theme of “love” What does that mean to you?
Take notes on a book, article, video, or guide about something you’d like to do soon.
Did you have experience being pagan/witchy in school? Advice for kids who grow up in a pagan/witchy home?
What are your core values? Challenge yourself to list them and explain your choices. (Need help? get started by looking at formalized lists like Catholicism’s 7 Heavenly Virtues, the Wiccan Rede, The Nine Noble Virtues, the 7 Principles of Unitarian Universalism…)
Create a page just for Gratitude Journaling. Does “gratitude” have a role in your practice?
Record quotes that are deeply meaningful for you.
Has there been a time your beliefs (pagan, pre-pagan, other…) have been deeply challenged? What was that like? What did you learn?
Are there any songs you find spiritually meaningful currently?
How would you describe yourself? Perhaps attempt a self-portrait. How have your self-views impacted or been changed by your spirituality?
Describe an intensely spiritual experience you’ve had.
Advice to New Pagans/Witches: What is a mistake you made, or a unnecessary challenge you faced, which you wish you’d been able to avoid?
What does the theme of “courage” mean in your path?
What is your dream home, future-self, or vacation? Can you identify aspects of your spirituality that impact that dream of yours?
Record a dream. Do you find any meaning or significance in it?
Do you have any experiences with tarot/runes/divination? What are your beliefs around that? If you enjoy divinatory work, do you have a theory regarding how/why it works?
If someone was to honor you as their ancestor, what would be a meaningful and loving way for them to do that?
“write the softest words and kiss them that I may at least touch my lips where yours have been”
— John Keats, Bright Star: Love Letters and Poems of John Keats to Fanny Brawne (via kehrouac)
the four suits - golden thread tarot
The Worst Tarot Cards Give the Best Advice
Some find it confusing when a difficult card falls in the advice position. Death is not asking you to die. But the Five of Cups wishes you would cry.
Death
Purge your soul of what no longer serves you. It will only be more painful if you wait for life to force you.
Three of Swords
Acknowledge your pain. The wound will fester if you keep denying its presence. Healing begins only with acceptance.
The Devil
Dive into it with all your might. Do not go gentle into that good night. It will all be worth the fall.
Five of Cups
Cry till the tears run dry. Till the darkness has gone, leaving only the light. Then turn around for a wondrous sight.
Two of Swords
You will never be completely certain. No one is in life. All you can do is follow your heart. It will lead you to what is right.
Five of Wands
There is a time for peace. But it is not today. You have to fight for your beliefs. Let nothing stand in your way.
Seven of Swords
Leave your morals at the door. This is no place for principles. What matters is survival. Time to think like a criminal.
Ten of Wands
You are walking through fire, and the pain is unbearable. But give it one more minute. The hurt will all be worth it.
Eight of Swords
You look at yourself and see a prisoner. And yet the ropes are loose and the lock is open. Stop acting the victim.
Five of Swords
So you lost. Cry for a while. Then dry your eyes and try again tomorrow. No need to drown in sorrow.
Nine of Swords
Turn your fear into fuel. Do not sit there waiting for destruction. Fight with all your might to escape annihilation.
Five of Pentacles
If you bother to look up, you will notice a shelter. Enough with the self-pity. Time to outsmart the weather.
Nine of Wands
As things stand, it is not safe for you to love. This is not the time to fall. Protect your heart, and build a wall.
Ten of Swords
Some pains demand to be felt. So feel them. Give them their deserved recognition. Then banish them to oblivion.
The Tower
Let it end. Watch calmly as it comes crashing down. You have to eradicate the old before you can build a new town.
True Love Tarot Combinations My Grandma Taught Me
Death + Ace of Cups
Love that lasts a day after forever
Six of Pentacles + Five of Pentacles
Love that asks for nothing in return
Knight of Wands + King of Wands
Love that makes a boy into a man
The Tower + Four of Wands
Love that can withstand any earthquake
Seven of Wands + Knight of Swords
Love that will fight and die for you
Six of Wands + The World
Love that puts you on a pedestal
The Moon + The Sun
Love that consumes you night and day
The Devil + Four of Pentacles
Flaming love that engulfs you
Ace of Cups + Ten of Cups
Love you never have to shed tears for
Two of Cups + The High Priestess
Love you recognize at first sight
Six of Cups + Two of Cups
Friendship that blooms into love
The Hermit + The Fool
Love that outlasts time itself
Death + The Wheel of Fortune
Love that can resurrect a dying soul
Ace of Wands + The Sun
Lust that matures into love
The Hermit + Strength
Love that grows stronger each passing day
Five of Pentacles + Ten of Pentacles
Love that makes lords out of beggars
The Hierophant + Four of Wands
Love no storm can conquer
Vedic astrology is deeply tied to the teachings of the Vedas which follow a philosophy called Sanatana dharma:
“Dharma means truth, and the actions that connect to truth. The ‘truth’ of dharma is the biggest truth – who we really are and how life actually works. It is truth that states (and more importantly. remembers) that we are creatures of spirit, not of form. We do not have a soul; we ARE a soul. This soul is on an evolutionary journey, which incarnates from time to time with different bodies in order to grow and evolve toward self-knowledge and self-actualization.”
– Sam Geppi, Yoga and Vedic Astrology: Sister Sciences of Spiritual Healing
To be “dharmic” is to be in our essence of who we are in a way that beneficial to society. Frustration arises when we are not in our essence. Dharma is always changing and evolving and is deeply connected to karma, or action past and present.
Astrology is here so we can learn our dharma, our truth.
the 10 laws of boundaries:
the law of sowing and reaping: letting people face the consequences of their own actions – reaping what they sow, in order to learn and grow on their own. enforcing consequences for people who disrespect boundaries.
the law of responsibility: we are responsible to but not for each other –we commit to others and share the big burdens of life (what can’t be taken on alone) but we allow others a healthy autonomy and freedom to choose how to handle what lies within their own life.
the law of power: it is human to want other people to change, but we cannot change others, we can only change ourselves
the law of respect: respect goes both ways. “if we learn to love and respect people who tell us no, they will begin to love and accept our no as well … our concern with others should not be “are they doing exactly what I want them to do?” but “do they really have a free choice?””
the law of motivation: “a gift must be given out of free choice.” this requires that we make our choices based on our values and not out of fear (of disapproval, rejection, loneliness, shame, guilt, disappointing others). when we say yes, we must make sure that our motives are right, or we may resent it later. this does not mean only saying yes when we “feel like it” – we still may choose to do things uncomfortable/painful for us, but the choice is based on love and responsibility, not fear.
the law of evaluation: do our boundaries cause pain that leads to injury (harm)? or do they cause pain that leads to growth? if someone is not used to someone setting boundaries with them, they may respond with pain. yet this can still be the best thing we can do for the relationship
the law of proactivity: “when people, who have been compliant for years, begin to set boundaries for the first time, we often see very intense reactions to boundary violations. sometimes they explode in anger about a behaviour they have tolerated for years. while this reactive phase of boundary creation is helpful to get out of a state of powerless compliance, it is not sufficient for establishing long-lasting boundaries that lead to growth. reactive boundaries are not bad. in some cases they are necessary, for instance to help a victim of abuse initiate a change. but they are only a first step that help you find your own boundaries. once you have found them, you need to go further and establish connections to others that clearly define who you are and what you stand for, love, want, and purpose. these proactive boundaries are very different from the reactive ones, which only tell others what you hate, don’t like, stand against, or will not do.”
proactive boundaries maintain love, freedom, and reality in relationships. they help us keep our freedom, to disagree, and to confront issues while holding on to love and care
the law of envy: envy keeps us from getting what we want, because it focuses outside our boundaries. it is not wrong to desire things we do not have, but it is wrong to focus on what others have or have accomplished, because it makes us devalue our own qualities and gifts. (boundaries functioning as a sense of self-worth – willingness to be inside oneself)
the law of activity: “when it comes to dealing with problems, many people have a natural tendency to wait until they have solved themselves. in some cases this actually works, either because the problem wasn’t really a problem in the first place and not worth being dealt with, or because others became active and solved the problem for them. however, all other things being equal, active people are much more successful in addressing and solving problems than passive ones. because they take initiative, they have a greater chance to learn from mistakes. they confront problems, try solutions, obviously make mistakes, and – if they are wise – grow from them. they even have a better understanding of forgiveness, because they need it more often. in contrast to that, passive people are afraid of taking risks and making mistakes. they want to be sure that they do things perfectly well before they start. as a result, they hardly learn and lack practice in many things. for the same reasons, they also have a harder time taking responsibility for their lives and establishing good boundaries.”
“people may ask, how the law of activity differs from the law of proactivity. the former says that we are to take action instead of remaining passive, while the latter tells us to base our actions on positive values and not only on the things we hate.”
the law of exposure: exposing ourselves and our boundaries – communicating them clearly and allowing ourselves to be vulnerable in the moment – is the only way for healing and growth to take place.
from boundaries by henry cloud (copy here / note: it is based on christian religious thought and also applied to marriages, but i thought it could have broader use)
if a certain sign doesn’t stop showing up in your circles, you likely have something to learn from them. the universe is bringing you this recurring energy so you can learn from them.
[blank] is there to teach you…
aries: self-confidence, bluntness, to overthink less and act more, to be more spontaneous, to take initiative and put in the effort, to be able to say no and stand up for yourself
taurus: stability, the importance of comfort, self-worth, personal values, how to build security/safe spaces, to be more firm (embracing a healthy stubbornness), connect more with nature/animals/etc
gemini: open-mindedness, healthy communication, to speak out about your opinions and thoughts, the importance of being social and making connections, how to pay attention to small details, flexibility
cancer: the importance of a comfortable home environment, warmth and love towards others and yourself, the importance of love and deeper connections, how to balance work and life, to accept yours and other’s emotions and feel them to their fullest extent
leo: self-confidence, how to battle insecurities, to speak your mind, to be your true unfiltered self, the ability to be firm in your ideas and yourself, how to break out of your comfort zone and try new things
virgo: the importance of routine, how to balance out your life, how to prioritize, how to care for your health (both physically and mentally), how to overcome your “flaws” or problems, healthy communication
libra: how to embrace and express love, balance, fairness, open-mindedness, the importance of being social; expanding your circles; forming close bonds with others, healthy communication, how to see situations and concepts from multiple sides, spontaneity and how to go head-on into new environments
scorpio: stability and security, how to protect yourself and care for yourself and not just others, the importance of keeping some things secret/private/hidden, initiative and drive, work ethic, creativity (and how to actually put your creativity into a career/goal/etc), overcoming intimacy issues / recognizing the true meaning of casual vs intense relationships
sagittarius: the importance of educating yourself, how to see all sides of a situation, flexibility and open-mindedness, self-confidence, how to speak up for yourself and especially your beliefs/opinions/ideas, how to say no, how to be more adventurous and free, the importance of travel, how to be firm and independent yet welcoming and open at the same time
capricorn: how to establish boundaries, work ethic and goal forming, forming stability/security and how to structure your life, how to say no, how to distance your logic and decision making processes from emotion
aquarius: how to put yourself before others, independence, healthy levels of alone time/”me time”, how to overcome creative blocks, importance of community and meeting new people, stability (internal), how to speak up for yourself and express your opinions/beliefs/thoughts, how to critically analyze your own ideas and behaviors
pisces: flexibility, open-mindedness, how to nurture others, how to communicate more softly and make others feel welcomed, the importance of creative expression and how to overcome things like creator’s block, how to care for yourself (especially mentally/mental health wise), how to activate hidden/inner talents within yourself, how to embrace/feel emotions instead of repressing
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The sun watches what I do but the moon knows all my secrets
New Moon
•blank page
•new beginnings
•planting seeds of intention
Crescent Moon
•fresh energy
•form new ideas
•focus on details
First Quarter Moon
•momentum
•challenges
•paying attention
Gibbons Moon
•patience
•edit
•refine
Full Moon
•peak energy
•gratitude
•blossoming
Disseminating Moon
•release
•recieve
•harvest
Last Quarter Moon
•breakdown
•forgiveness
•let go
Balsamic Moon
•rest
•restoration
•reflection
Blue Moon
•protection
•energy boost
•positivity
Blood Moon
•transformation
•banashing
•prophecy
A Halo
-a halo around the moon is always a sign of disruption
•a change in the weather
•a fever to come
•a streak of bad fortune
(But a double ring means anything can happen. The more tangled it is the worse the outcome)
-Full Moons-
January ▪︎ Wolf Moon
February ▪︎ Snow Moon
March ▪︎ Worm Moon
April ▪︎ Pink Moon
May ▪︎ Flower Moon
June ▪︎ Strawberry Moon
July ▪︎ Buck Moon
August ▪︎ Sturgeon Moon
September ▪︎ Harvest Moon
October ▪︎ Hunter's Moon
November ▪︎ Beaver Moon
December ▪︎ Cold Moon
Days of the Week and Witchcraft ✨
A good way to plan when to do your spells
Sunday - The Sun - Solar power, success, personal empowerment, material wealth, health, beginning anew.
Monday - The Moon - Lunar power, purity, spiritual cleansing, astral work, divination, psychic ability.
Tuesday - Mars - Physical power, passion, sexuality, drive, ambition, achievement, masculine power, activate protective talismans, reverse hexes and psychic attacks.
Wednesday - Mercury - Knowledge, money, communication, the arts, change, acceptance, adaptability.
Thursday - Jupiter - Luck, growth, fulfillment, worldly power, justice, authority, health, and prosperity. (Mercury brings quick cash, but Jupiter governs the long term accumulation and preservation of wealth.)
Friday - Venus - Fertility, love, money, prosperity, healing, charm, goodness, blocking, glamour, self-care, feminine power.
Saturday - Saturn - Binding, banishing, stopping, ending, loss, renewing, transforming, protection.
— Just a thing from my grimoire