THE Chakra are seven in all and represent the union between the physical and spiritual spheres: when they are in balance, body and mind benefit from it, as does the skin. These “Energy points” of the body represent theunion between physical and spiritual sphere of each individual.
Even cosmetics believe in it: through the use of essential oils and specific aromas, it is possible to purify and rebalance the energies. And also the inner beauty.
Beauty and chakra, the influence of the seven energy centers of the body
«Literally, the Sanskrit word ‘chakra’ translates to ‘wheel’ or ‘disk’. In yoga and ayurveda cultures represents a center of spiritual energy within the human body“, explains Paola Miretta, personal trainer and teacher of Kundalini, Ashtanga and Hatha Yoga.
Each chakra is positioned in a specific point of the body, regulating its activity so as to keep body, mind and spirit in perfect balance.
What are the chakras and how they affect the spirit
“The most important is the Root chakraassociated with the spine and pelvic floor, is responsible for the sense of safety and survival of each. It is also connected to basic needs such as food, watershelter and safety. When it is not in balance it generates anxiety, fears and nightmares but also problems with legs and feet»Explains the expert. All the others rest on it.
“Second, the Sacred Chakra: it controls our emotions and creativity. Third, that of the Solar Plexus, which governs self-esteem. Fourth, the Heart Chakra is instead the point of connection between the physical and the spiritual: when it is balanced one is ready to receive and give love “continues the expert.
Fifth, the Throat Chakra: “it is related to the concept of truth and influences judgment”. The sixth chakra, or Third Eye, “located between the eyebrows is related to intuition. It can cause headache or dizziness. ‘
Finally, the Crown Chakra: “It is located at the top of the head and represents the connection with the divine, the direction in life”.
Beauty and ayurveda, the link
On these assumptions is based theayurveda, an ancient Indian medical discipline for which “The purpose of the” science of life “- as the word” ayurveda “translates from Sanskrit – is lead a balanced existence that positively affects one’s health and well-beingThey say from Ritualsbrand founded in 2000 by Raymond Cloosterman.
Cleansing and nourishing the inner energies is essential. Cosmetics can help, in particular, thanks to specific aromas: to each chakra correspond essences and aromatic notes capable of unblocking the energy centers.
How essential oils work
Used pure or in cosmetic formulations, essential oils are extracted from plants and have an intrinsic energy that works on any physical and spiritual imbalances: By “resonating” at a specific frequency close to that of the corresponding chakra, the aroma realigns it.
They can be used individually or mixed together, following ancient Ayurvedic medicine recipes recommended by experts.
Each chakra has its own essential oil
In fact, each of the seven chakras correspond to different oils.
From theory to practice: the Root Chakra is stimulated by incense, used in cosmetics for its astringent and healing functions. It also predisposes to calm and meditation. Also suitable for this chakra are sandalwood oil, ginger, cardamom and sage.
For the second chakra, that of the Sacred, bitter orange, myrrh and sandalwood are indicated, capable of balancing emotions and stimulating creativity. Roman chamomile is ideal for the third chakra: it has a regenerative action, stimulating for the mind and relaxing for the muscles. It is suitable, for example, to loosen contracted muscles after physical activity.
For the fourth chakra Bergamot, a kind of natural antidepressant, is excellent which has a calming action. Cedar wood acts on the fifth chakra: extremely energizing, stimulating and even aphrodisiac, it is suitable for the epidermis in case of acne.
Fir, marjoram and thyme, soothing and stabilizing, are indicated for the sixth chakra or third eye, that of balance. Finally, the seventh chakra corresponds to theincenseused in cosmetics for its astringent and healing functions.
The right mixes
«Rebalancing, according to Ayurveda, means rebalancing spirit and mind. And the effects can be seen on the surface, on the skin »explain from Rituals.
“Our Balancing Rite it can be done comfortably at home, in just a few steps. It starts with a deep cleansing with the Punjabi pink salt-based scrub.
Then it deeply nourishes the skin with three essential ingredients: rose, with soothing properties, Himalayan honey, highly nourishing and moisturizing, and almond oil that keeps the skin soft “, conclude from the brand.
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