In many places we can see the map of the main chakras, with their corresponding colors: root chakra (red), navel chakra (orange), solar plexus chakra (yellow), heart chakra (green), throat chakra (blue), third eye chakra (violet), crown chakra (purple).
These colors correspond to the 3rd and 4th dimension of consciousness, but when we do an intense work with our chakras, and perform the quantum leap to more transcended dimensions, the colors of each chakra change.
Here is a graph about the 7th dimension rays that correspond to each chakra transcended to this dimension of consciousness:
- Foot chakras – Aquamarine, transcendence, numerology 1
- Knee chakras – Silver pink, superior potential, numerology 2
- Root chakra – Magenta Rose, the actions that were once moved by the survival instinct, are now moved by love, numerology 3
- Navel chakra – Green, self healing, numerology 4
- Solar plexus chakra – Golden yellow, wisdom, numerology 5
- Middle heart chakra – Silver white, generous love (no dependencies), numerology 6
- Upper heart chakra – Solar gold, spirit-matter connection, numerology 7
- Throat chakra – Sapphire blue, truth, power and will, numerology 8
- Nape chakra – Golden emerald, solar consciousness, numerology 9
- Third eye chakra – Ruby gold, spirituality, prosperity, numerology 10
- Crown chakra – Violet, transmutation, alchemy, numerology 11
- Causal chakra – Silver peach, divinity, duality integration, numerology 33
The origin of the chakra system dates back to the period between 1500 BC and 500 BC. More specifically this knowledge is recorded in the Veda system (a form of spiritual literature written in the Sanskrit language).
For a long time, the knowledge of the chakras was limited to the Indian subcontinent, but the knowledge of the chakras began to spread to different parts of the world in the early 20th century. For the most part, it was the contribution of an Englishman named Arthur Avalon. He was particularly interested in the chakras and compiled his knowledge in a book entitled: The Power of the Serpent, which was published in 1919.
With the diffusion of the chakras came the way to focus on them, the ability to work on the chakras was achieved by practicing an ancient form of physical activity called Yoga.
According to the principles of yoga, there are certain parts of the body that cannot be touched, called the subtle parts of the body. Through these parts, energy flows to different areas of the human body.
It is known that there are seven main points in the subtle body connected to the seven main glands of the human body and these are considered the energy vortices or chakras.
Working with the chakras does not give immediate results. Often times, you may have to deal with past blocks and a buildup of negative energy.
Your body is a temple. Like entering a sacred temple, you will make sure to follow the rituals present in the place. You would never think of taking a shortcut, because every action is important and every word you speak is vital to the entire process of entering the sacred temple.
When you exercise patience, you let the energies of the world realize that you are going to work with them to improve your inner being. You are letting those energies know that your mind, soul and body are open to receive the power of the chakras and the energy of the universe.
Don’t worry about the time it takes to master the chakra activation techniques. Just focus on the technique itself.
Part of the important thing about working with the chakras is making sure that you are open to working with them in a peaceful state of mind.
If you cannot keep a calm mind when working with the chakras, then the results may take time to come. So, enjoy the process. Live in the moment, take advantage of the practices to the fullest.
Remember that practice makes masters, so don’t hesitate to practice as much as possible.
