Two, 3: Chakras and Their Traditional Components

Wheels of Light
Chakra is a Sanskrit word meaning "wheel of light." Generally throughout religions and beliefs, there are 7 chakras in the body, but some beliefs have less named, (i.e. Tibetan Literature states 6), and there are actually two chakras outside the body called the Atman, and the Brahman. Each chakra has it's own physical, emotional, creative, and celestial components. Each chakra has a specific purpose, or viewpoint tha relates to its positioning on the body. The consciousness of the areas of chakras is also a component of chakras, called a body. If we as human beings focus on one chakra, our entire life perspective will follow suit with the characteristics of that chakra. The example used is Ramses. He was very direct and demanding, and physical, he had 144 kids. That relates to the first chakra.

Secondary Chakras