Can I see the seven chakras physically and what are the associated frequencies with each chakra?

By Tanmay Bhati -

 Can I see the seven chakras physically? 


The chakras are not visible to the naked eye as tangible objects. It is believed that these subtle energy centres, which correlate to several different physical, emotional, and spiritual activities, are situated along the spine.


THE SEVEN CHAKRAS


"When your solar plexus is strong, you can accomplish anything."

Although the chakras cannot be physically seen, there are several ways to see or sense them, including:

 

1. Intuition: Many claims to experience intuition or a sense of "knowing" when working with the chakras.

 

2. Visualisation: Chakras can be balanced and activated with the aid of visualisation techniques.

 

3. Sensations: When working with the chakras, some people experience bodily sensations like warmth or tingling.

 

4. Emotional reactions: Because the chakras are linked to different emotions, working with them can occasionally cause emotional reactions.


5. Energy work: Energy healers and practitioners may be able to detect imbalances or blockages in the energy flowing through the chakras.


    To guarantee safety and efficacy, undertake the practice of working with the chakras with attention and caution, and seek instruction from an experienced instructor or practitioner.

Frequencies of the seven chakras - 


1. Muladhara (Root Chakra) - This chakra is associated with the colour red and has a frequency range of 396 to 417 hertz. This chakra, located at the base of the spine, is linked to grounding, survival, and security.

2. Svadhisthana (Sacral Chakra) - The colour orange and the frequency range of 417 Hz to 480 Hz are associated with this chakra. This chakra, placed in the lower abdomen, is linked to creativity, sexuality, and emotional balance.

3. Manipura (Solar Plexus Chakra) - This chakra is associated with the colour yellow and has a frequency range of 480 to 528 hertz. This chakra, placed in the upper abdomen, is related to personal power, self-esteem, and confidence.

4. Anahata (Heart Chakra) - This chakra is associated with the colour green and has a frequency range of 528 to 639 hertz. This chakra, placed in the centre of the chest, is linked to love, compassion, and emotional balance.

5. Vishuddha (Throat Chakra) - This chakra is associated with the colour blue and has a frequency range of 639 Hz to 741 Hz. This chakra, located in the neck, is linked to communication, self-expression, and creativity.

6. Ajna (Third Eye Chakra) - This chakra is associated with the colour indigo and has a frequency range of 741 Hz to 852 Hz. This chakra, which is positioned in the centre of the forehead, is linked to intuition, knowledge, and spiritual insight.

7. Sahasrara (Crown Chakra) - This chakra is associated with the colour violet and has a frequency range of 852 Hz to 963 Hz. This chakra, positioned at the crown of the head, is linked to spiritual connection, enlightenment, and higher consciousness.

       

        In my next article, I will mention the mantra associated with these chakras and how they are associated with glands. The flow of energy with these associated chakras can be disturbed if one is not aware during the complete meditative process. 

Tanmay Bhati


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