The human body and aura
Your body is more than its physical form; it is enveloped by an energy field known as the aura. This invisible layer acts as a bridge between your physical, emotional, and spiritual selves.
Master Choa discovered that the aura of a human being gets affected much before the disease affects the physical body. Any imbalance in the aura can manifest as stress, fatigue, or illness in the body.
So when the aura is vibrant and balanced, it serves as a protective shield, supporting physical health and emotional harmony.
The aura and chakras
Chakras are a significant and integral part of the energy body. They correspond to specific organs and glands in the human body, based on their location.
Chakras act as gateways for life energy, or "Prana," to flow into the body. They play a vital role in energizing and regulating the organs and significantly impact a person’s psychological and spiritual well-being.
Master Choa Kok Sui has identified 12 major chakras, along with numerous minor and mini chakras, in Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga.
The 12 major chakras
Crown Chakra: Located at the top of the head. In Sanskrit, it is known as Sahasrara Chakra.
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Forehead Chakra: Found at the center of the forehead, often referred to as the Third Eye.
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Ajna Chakra: Located between the eyebrows. In Sanskrit, it is known as Ajna Chakra.
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Throat Chakra: Positioned at the center of the throat. In Sanskrit is known as Vishuddhi Chakra.
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Heart Chakra: Situated at the center of the chest (front heart) and the back of the heart. In Sanskrit, it is known as Anahata Chakra.
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Solar Plexus Chakra: Located in the hollow between the ribs, with a back solar plexus counterpart. In Sanskrit, it is known as Manipura Chakra.
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Spleen Chakra: Found at the center of the left bottom rib, with a back spleen counterpart.
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Navel Chakra: Positioned at the navel.
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Meng Mein Chakra: Located at the back of the navel.
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Sex Chakra: Found in the pubic area. In Sanskrit, it is known as Swadhisthana Chakra.
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Basic Chakra: Situated at the base of the spine or coccyx. In Sanskrit, it is known as Mooladhara Chakra.
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Chakras, aura and Pranic Healing. How are they related?
There is a deep connection between your aura and your chakras. The entire science of Pranic Healing is based on this.
Energy flow
The chakras of the body continuously exchange energy with the aura, influencing overall vitality and health.
Imbalances
Negative thoughts, stress, or environmental factors can distort the aura, leading to physical and emotional challenges.
Healing
By cleansing and energising the aura, we can restore balance, enabling the body’s natural healing processes to function effectively.
Two principles of Pranic Healing
Pranic Healing is based on the principles of energy cleansing and energising:
Cleansing
Removing diseased or stagnant energy from the aura and chakras, which is the cause of the physical ailment.
Energising
Energising the energy centers (chakras) with fresh prana to restore vitality and promote the natural healing process.
What is Pranic Healing?
Pranic Healing is a no-drug, no-touch energy healing technique that harnesses the power of prana, or life force, to heal and balance the body’s energy systems.
The healing works on the aura and chakras and balances them. When the balance of the chakras and aura are restored it heals the physical body.
Through guided techniques, the healer uses hand movements to clean the aura and the chakras. Then they are energised by using techniques to channel prana. When the energy of the chakras is balanced, it heals the physical body.
It also brings about a sense of deep inner balance.
Benefits and applications
Pranic Healing offers a wide range of benefits: