In Sanskrit, nadi translates to flow or channels. The nadis are a network that allow prana to flow throughout our body. Out of the 72,000 nadis, there are three major nadis, from which all other channels branch out from. Ready for more? Readers, read on!
The Crown Chakra is the seventh chakra in our chakra system and is called Sahasrara in Sanskrit. Sahasrara translates to thousand-petaled lotus and is the place where union with the divine occurs. It is in our crown chakra that we merge with a higher consciousness and with our own higher selves.
The third eye chakra is our center of intuition and instinct. Named Ajna in Sanskrit, which means to perceive or to command, the third eye chakra is an incredible source of self-reflection and knowledge!
The fifth chakra is the throat chakra, named Vishuddha in Sanskrit. The throat chakra is the center of communication and creativity. It is where self-expression is developed and nurtured. Ready to learn more about the fifth chakra in our chakra system? Let’s dive in together!
The Heart Chakra, named Anahatha in Sanskrit, means ”unstuck.” It is the center of compassion, love, relationships, and connection. Vulnerability isn’t an easy thing, but it is the key to self-discovery and self-love. Dive into how to heal the heart chakra and how to learn about heart chakra imbalances and blockages here!
The Solar Plexus Chakra is the third chakra in the chakra system, named Manipura which translates to lustrous gem in Sanskrit. As the source of our power and purpose, the solar plexus chakra is certainly worth learning more about!