Instead, look at the song recommendation for the next chakra above.įor example, if you realize you have an overactive Sacral Chakra, head on over to your Solar Plexus Chakra music recommendations! 😉 If you realize you have an overactive chakra don’t listen to the song recommendation for that one. When we have an under active chakra point it means we aren’t giving that chakra point the energy it needs. Under active means that the bulb isn’t working and needs to be fixed. In this blog, we’re sharing the complete guide to balancing the chakras with both modern music and solfeggio frequencies. It’s no surprise that it can be used to balance our chakras. When we have an overactive chakra point it means we need to start transferring energy to our next chakra above. Overactive means that this chakra point is trying to pull too much energy and not giving enough to the other bulbs.
I say “in balance” because any of the chakras can be overactive or under active.
#Chakra music keys full
We have to make sure all our bulbs (a.k.a chakras) are in balance for them to glow and live in our full magnificent light. I think it’s happened to everyone at least once where they’ve put up Christmas lights, plugged them in…only for some of them to not light up because the bulbs may have been loose, right? Seven bulbs and one for each color, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Think of these chakras like Christmas lights. The chakras affect our lives however one of the ways we can balance these chakras is with music. Get started with our 7 Day Chakra Healing Guided Mediations for only $7!!! Each of the 7 chakras are an energy hub located within our energetic body. The chakras can be used to resolve physical symptoms like headaches, chronic back pain, and more or we can use them to help us overcome our greater struggles like fear, love, trust, and joy. Each of the 7 chakra points, which lie along the spine from tail to crown, rule a different aspect of our lives as well as the physical body surrounding the energy point.
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