Chakra Candles Set – 7 x 15 cm
R89.00
Chakra Candles Set
7 x Candles
15 cm x 2 cm – Solid Color ( Not Dipped )
1 – Red – Root Chakra – Root chakra—Mūlādhāra is the chakra of stability, security, and our basic needs. The root chakra is comprised of whatever grounds you to stability in your life. This includes your basic needs such as food, water, shelter, safety, as well as your emotional needs of interconnection, and being fearless
2 – Orange – Sacral Chakra – The Sacral Chakra – Svadhishthana is the second of the seven chakras. It is located just below the navel, right in the center of your lower belly and in your back it is located in the lumbar spine and associated with the colour orange and the element, water. Some of its corresponding body areas and organs are the genitals, lower back and abdominal. The sacral chakra is the centre of emotions, feelings and stimulates pleasure. It plays an active role in our sexuality and expression of our sexual needs and desires.
3 – Yellow – Solar Plexus Chakra – The Solar Plexus, or Manipura, refers to the third chakra. It spins in the area around the abdomen above the belly button up to the breastbone. Meaning “lustrous gem” in Sanskrit, the Manipura chakra provides a source of personal power and relates to self-esteem, warrior energy, and the power of transformation.
4 – Green – Heart Chakra – Anahata (Sanskrit: अनाहत, IAST: Anāhata, English: “unstruck”) or heart chakra is the fourth primary chakra, according to Hindu Yogic, Shakta and Buddhist Tantric traditions. In Sanskrit, anahata means “unhurt, unstruck, and unbeaten”. … Anahata is associated with balance, calmness, and serenity.
5 – Blue – Throat Chakra – The vishuddha or throat chakra acts as the body’s communication hub. It’s where you find your voice, speak your truth, and sing praises—for yourself and others. This chakra is associated with speaking up and expressing yourself, but also with hearing and being heard. Philosophically, the vishuddha chakra is associated with truth, clarity, and responsibility.
6 – Purple – Third Eye Chakra -The Third-Eye Chakra, also called the Ajna Chakra, is the center of perception, consciousness and intuition. … While the two physical eyes see the past and the present, the third eye reveals insight into the future. This chakra establishes a connection with the external world through inner vision
7 – Violet – Crown Chakra – The Meaning of Sahasrara, or the Crown Chakra, is essentially the spiritual self. … Sahasrara is associated with the pursuit of spiritual peace, and connecting to higher consciousness or state of being. It is commonly pictured as concentric rings of flower petals, which represent the divine lotus.
“When your chakras are in alignment, your physical self and spiritual self are fully receptive to the energy of the universe. You’ll feel deeply at peace and brimming with vitality. Nothing can shake you up too much, because you have a stable chakra energy center within you that nourishes you from the inside out.
Candles have been used for thousands of years for healing, ritual and ceremonies.
Description
Chakra Candles Set
7 x Candles
15 cm x 2 cm – Solid Color ( Not Dipped )
1 – Red – Root Chakra – Root chakra—Mūlādhāra is the chakra of stability, security, and our basic needs. The root chakra is comprised of whatever grounds you to stability in your life. This includes your basic needs such as food, water, shelter, safety, as well as your emotional needs of interconnection, and being fearless
2 – Orange – Sacral Chakra – The Sacral Chakra – Svadhishthana is the second of the seven chakras. It is located just below the navel, right in the center of your lower belly and in your back it is located in the lumbar spine and associated with the colour orange and the element, water. Some of its corresponding body areas and organs are the genitals, lower back and abdominal. The sacral chakra is the centre of emotions, feelings and stimulates pleasure. It plays an active role in our sexuality and expression of our sexual needs and desires.
3 – Yellow – Solar Plexus Chakra – The Solar Plexus, or Manipura, refers to the third chakra. It spins in the area around the abdomen above the belly button up to the breastbone. Meaning “lustrous gem” in Sanskrit, the Manipura chakra provides a source of personal power and relates to self-esteem, warrior energy, and the power of transformation.
4 – Green – Heart Chakra – Anahata (Sanskrit: अनाहत, IAST: Anāhata, English: “unstruck”) or heart chakra is the fourth primary chakra, according to Hindu Yogic, Shakta and Buddhist Tantric traditions. In Sanskrit, anahata means “unhurt, unstruck, and unbeaten”. … Anahata is associated with balance, calmness, and serenity.
5 – Blue – Throat Chakra – The vishuddha or throat chakra acts as the body’s communication hub. It’s where you find your voice, speak your truth, and sing praises—for yourself and others. This chakra is associated with speaking up and expressing yourself, but also with hearing and being heard. Philosophically, the vishuddha chakra is associated with truth, clarity, and responsibility.
6 – Purple – Third Eye Chakra -The Third-Eye Chakra, also called the Ajna Chakra, is the center of perception, consciousness and intuition. … While the two physical eyes see the past and the present, the third eye reveals insight into the future. This chakra establishes a connection with the external world through inner vision
7 – Violet – Crown Chakra – The Meaning of Sahasrara, or the Crown Chakra, is essentially the spiritual self. … Sahasrara is associated with the pursuit of spiritual peace, and connecting to higher consciousness or state of being. It is commonly pictured as concentric rings of flower petals, which represent the divine lotus.
“When your chakras are in alignment, your physical self and spiritual self are fully receptive to the energy of the universe. You’ll feel deeply at peace and brimming with vitality. Nothing can shake you up too much, because you have a stable chakra energy center within you that nourishes you from the inside out.
Candles have been used for thousands of years for healing, ritual and ceremonies.
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