«Muladhara chakra»

Oris Oris

Sinossi

Functionally, the Argllaamuni-center (Muladhara) is closely connected with the psychological abilities of the physical body, which provide survival of the physical body and protection of a person from unfavorable external influences. A big role in the activation of the whole immune system belongs to this lower center. Its normal functioning gives a sense of physical health, well-being, self-confidence and stability.

Imbalance and all kinds of muladhara "breakdowns" in the Aura, lead to the constant outflow of these energies and can cause a feel of insecurity, deep depression, lack of willpower, a sharp decline and energy loss, increased soreness in the lower and middle parts of the body, despondency and melancholy. This is particularly typical for those, who have not yet opened the karmic channels of the heart center or if karmic channels of the heart center are very weakly activated, which  in order to switch the person to completely higher, spiritual levels of feeling and thinking. In such cases a person loses the purpose of his Life, as if he loses his roots and, purely intuitively, following the consciousnesses of the organs and body systems, completely surrenders himself to the satisfaction of his own lower desires in order to replenish the energies of the Argllaamuni center.

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