Healing and Hypnotherapy Volume 2, Issue - 12, (1 June 2018) | Page 24

direct and critical impact on our physical body. It’s owing to this
connection that balance and harmony of our Chakras is critical to
our overall wellbeing – a reason why so many meditative process,
breathing exercises and spiritual practices focus on energizing and
harmonizing our Chakras.
Once during the therapy session with a client, the aspect of
Chakra Balancing and Energizing ones energy centers came up,
and in view of the issue we were working with, we decided to
explore the Chakras and energy channels.
So after requisite deepening and relaxation cycles, once the
client was in a very deep state of trance and blissfully relaxed, the
client was guided to slowly become ‘Aware’ and ‘ Connected’ to
the ‘Central Energy Channel’, that connects the seven Chakras
namely:
1. Mulaadhaar or the Root Chakra, located at the base of our
spine;
2. Swadhisthaan or the Sacral Chakra, located few inches
above the base of the spine in the lower abdominal region;
3. Manipoor or the Solar Plexes, located near our Navel Centre;
4. Anaahat or the Heart Chakra, located in the central region of
our Chest;
5. Vishuddhi or the Throat Chakra, located in the Throat region;
6. Aagyan or the Third Eye, located in the region between our
eye brows; and lastly
7. Sahastrar or the Crown Chakra, located at the top of our
Head.
We started our ‘Journey’, from the base of the spine, that is
the Mooladhaar or the Root chakra. Using a mix of several
modalities and technique like astral awareness; miniaturization;
energization etc. we connected with the ‘Root Chakra’ and the
client could ‘See’ the structure, movement, colour, and even hear
the vibrational sound of the Chakra in vivid detail. Using the talking
to the Sub-conscious Protocol’, we evaluated the health and
overall wellbeing of the Chakra and checked for any aberration if
any, which needed healing.