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Know Your Throat Chakra And How To HEAL & BALANCE 5th CHAKRA



Chakra Healing: How To Open Your Throat Chakra

Connect with your inner truth by healing and balancing the throat chakra




The fifth chakra, called visuddha, is located in the throat. “Visuddha” means very pure or purification.

This chakra is related to the element of sound. Through the throat, the sound is propagated into the air and its vibration can be felt not just in our ears, but also in our whole body. It is an important instrument of communication and expression.


Throat Chakra Color

The Throat chakra is most commonly represented with the color indigo.

The Throat Chakra at a Glance

Sanskrit Name: Vishuddha meaning “especially pure”
Location: The region of the throat, jaw, neck, mouth, and thyroid
Color: Blue/Indigo
Element: Ether (Space)
Signs of balance: Authentic expression comes easily and naturally
Signs of imbalance: Difficulty tuning into the true self, the urge to hide opinions and desires from yourself and others, gossiping, dominating conversations, difficulty listening to others, neck pain, thyroid disorders

The throat chakra corresponds to the element of ether/ space that forms the essence of emptiness. Our true selves exist in the space between the clutter of constant thoughts and emotions through meditation. Throat Chakra is the place where our soul resides in the human body.

When the throat chakra is in balance, we speak, listen, and express ourselves openly and authentically. When out of balance, we ignore our inner voice, feel afraid of expressing ourselves, or have trouble listening to others. A blocked throat chakra can also store tension physically and cause a sore throat or neck and shoulder pain. Thyroid Disorders.

Opening the Throat Chakra

Energetic Benefits of Aligning the Throat Chakra

The throat chakra bridges the heart and the mind. When that space is clear, it integrates the wisdom of both, allowing profound spiritual truths to flow freely. You will be able to effectively communicate your needs, desires, creative ideas, boundaries, empathy, and love.

Please find below the powerful music to balance, heal, and align your throat chakra. Please know that you are a beautiful soul and you are loved and you are important. The universe loves you. And I Love You.❤

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