Chakras are the body’s energy centers.
The colors of the chakras follow the ROYGBIV color sequence, beginning with red and ending with violet.
Why are the chakra colors important, and how should I work with them?
“Delving into healing at this level is very powerful.”
Then, scan the list below to find the color that corresponds to it.
Visualize it becoming stronger and more vibrant with each breath.
Root Chakra
Color: Red
Theroot chakrais our foundation.
It develops in our first seven years of life and deals with survival and security needs.
It’s associated with orange and is formed in the seven years after your root chakra until age 14.
(This seven-year timeline continues with each chakra as we get older).
This chakra deals with confidence as well as overall self-worth and self-esteem.
In this case, one yellow stone you’re able to work with is amber.
It deals with our ability to both give and receive love to ourselves and others.
When it’s open, we can communicate our truth clearly and effectively.
When it’s blocked, we struggle to share authentically.
From ages 36 to 42, ourthird-eye chakradevelops, and it’s associated with dark blue and purple shades.
It deals with intuition and our ability tomove past our ego.
When it’s unbalanced, we’ll feel out of touch withour intuition.
The final chakra is associated with shades of violet and glowing white.
