Major chakras of cats

The Chakras son energetic vertices that are located in the body subtle of the animal. All the animals have an electromagnetic field, although each species has different energetic structures. The human being has 7 main chakras, like the rest of animals. But a study of Margrit coates, an expert healer, has discovered an eighth chakra in animals, the Brachial or Key Chakra.

The functions of the chakras are; reception, accumulation, transformation and distribution of energy and its role is maintain balanced physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health. In fact, diseases and health disorders are the result of an imbalance in the chakras.

1.) Base Chakra (Red): It is located at the base of the spinal column, in the perineum, between the anus and the genitals (See diagram). It is associated with problems with survival, intestines, hind legs, and locomotor system. Signs of imbalance, they are usually fearful or elusive, lazy or very restless animals, with problems with food.

2.) Sacral Chakra (Orange): It is located in the lower abdominal area. It corresponds to the sexual organs, lymph and kidneys and influences reproduction and emotions. Signs of imbalance, the animal moans for no apparent physical reason or when it feels lonely.

3.) Middle abdominal chakra (Yellow): It is located in the center abdominal region. It is associated with the organs involved in digestion (stomach, liver). Represents power and dominance. Signs of imbalance, they are animals lacking enthusiasm, they seem depressed.

4.) Heart Chakra (Green): It is located in the center of the chest. It is associated with the heart, lungs, respiration, the immune system, and the thymus gland. Represents love and compassion. Signs of imbalance, they are sad, possessive and jealous.

5.) Throat Chakra (Blue): It is located in the throat and is related to the vocal cords, the ear, jaws, mouth, teeth and the thyroid gland. Represents creativity and animal communication. Signs of imbalance, they are animals or very noisy or very quiet.

6.) Eye Chakra (Indigo): It is located between the eyes. Represents the thinking, emotions and self-esteem of animals. Signs of imbalance, they present a distant or distracted attitude.

7.) Crown Chakra (Violet): It is located in the upper part of the head and controls every aspect of the animal, the body and the mind. The imbalance causes depression and withdrawal.

8.) Brachial or Key Chakra (Black): It is located on both sides of the body, in the area of ​​the shoulders. Considered the main Chakra in animals that links directly with all the others. Animals that have a strong and healthy bond with humans generally have a vibrant Brachial Chakra.

Experts on the subject assure that cats clean the chakras of their owners and that like humans, cats also meditate. Thus purring is a cat meditation technique. On the other hand, it seems that cats are masters of working with the Third Eye, or sixth chakra. If we have a cat at home, we will receive that channeled force that will help us to be more aware and develop intuition.

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Source - Margrit coates