Working with animals and their chakra centers is a fun part of animal healing. The ones that amaze me the most are the animal’s Bud Chakras. Most animals have six bud chakras that help detect energy and frequency shifts. These are amazing sensory areas for the animals and can help explain a lot of behavior to humans if we pay close attention to them.
There are four Bud Chakras on the lower part of each animal. One is located on the bottom of each foot, hoof, claw, pad, or paw. These four energy centers help the animal’s ground their own energy as well as sense energy shifts. For example, these are the energy sensors that help detect when earthquakes are coming, as you will notice a wide variety of animal’s fleeing a local area a few days before this happens. You can heal these chakra areas using Brown Carnelian or Jasper.
There are two Bud Chakras on each of the animal’s ear. These are located at the base opening on each side. These also aid the animal is their ability to sense energy shifts that are not directly sensed through the ground or their foot bud chakra points. You can work on these Bud Chakras with a combination of Amber and Clear Quartz for healing or removal of any blockages.
Make sure you work on these areas with sensitivity, as animals are not as open to allow healing for these areas due to the extreme changes they can feel. Begin a session by being grounded and center, along with an open heart and mind will bring about a successful session for you and the animal alike.
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Animal Chakra Centers & Healing
Animals have chakra centers, just as human’s do! This is probably an easy thing to understand as they are living things too! What a lot of people don’t know about them are what areas do they govern, their attributes and even the responses they feel from blockages or unbalanced energies.
Animals have eight major chakra centers, not seven like humans, along with very important Bud Chakra centers that allow them to detect sudden energy shifts, disturbances, and frequency changes.
Here is a guideline to an animal’s major chakra areas:
Root Chakra – This is located where the tail meets the body of the animal and is associated with a red coloration and physical survival issues.
Sacral Chakra – This is located in the lower back between the tail and middle back area and is associated with the orange coloration and control issues.
Solar Plexus Chakra – This is located in the middle of the back area and is associated with the yellow coloration and determination issues.
Heart Chakra – This is located in the front of the chest area and is associated with the green coloration and emotional issues.
Throat Chakra – This is located in the animal’s throat area near the vocal cords and is associated with the blue coloration and communication issues.
Third Eye Chakra – This is located at the center of the forehead area just above the eyes and is associated with the purple or violet coloration and wisdom issues.
Crown Chakra – This is located on top of the animal’s head between their ears and is associated with the white or clear coloration and spirituality with the divine.
Brachial Chakra – This is located between the shoulders on the back of the animal and is associated with human bonding issues.
Bud Chakras – These are located one on the bottom of each foot, paw, pad, claw, or hoof, and one on each base opening on each ear, for a total of six energy centers. These are associated with sensing energy shifts or frequencies.
Make sure you balance all of the energy centers out to keep a healthy pet physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually!
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
Animals have eight major chakra centers, not seven like humans, along with very important Bud Chakra centers that allow them to detect sudden energy shifts, disturbances, and frequency changes.
Here is a guideline to an animal’s major chakra areas:
Root Chakra – This is located where the tail meets the body of the animal and is associated with a red coloration and physical survival issues.
Sacral Chakra – This is located in the lower back between the tail and middle back area and is associated with the orange coloration and control issues.
Solar Plexus Chakra – This is located in the middle of the back area and is associated with the yellow coloration and determination issues.
Heart Chakra – This is located in the front of the chest area and is associated with the green coloration and emotional issues.
Throat Chakra – This is located in the animal’s throat area near the vocal cords and is associated with the blue coloration and communication issues.
Third Eye Chakra – This is located at the center of the forehead area just above the eyes and is associated with the purple or violet coloration and wisdom issues.
Crown Chakra – This is located on top of the animal’s head between their ears and is associated with the white or clear coloration and spirituality with the divine.
Brachial Chakra – This is located between the shoulders on the back of the animal and is associated with human bonding issues.
Bud Chakras – These are located one on the bottom of each foot, paw, pad, claw, or hoof, and one on each base opening on each ear, for a total of six energy centers. These are associated with sensing energy shifts or frequencies.
Make sure you balance all of the energy centers out to keep a healthy pet physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually!
For more information, seminars, online courses, programs, healing, and much more visit us at http://www.healingartforms.com
Many Blessings and Love and Light
Nicole Lanning
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