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The Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)
We arrive at last at the summit — the Crown Chakra, Sahasrara, meaning 'thousand-petalled lotus', located at the very top of the head. This is the centre of spiritual connection, of consciousness itself, of our relationship with the divine — however that word holds meaning for you. If the root chakra asks 'Am I safe in this world?', the crown asks the deepest question of all: 'Am I connected to something beyond it?' This is where the individual self opens, like a flower, into
Dave Morley
Jun 134 min read


The Third Eye Chakra (Ajna)
Do you trust what you know? Understanding your Third Eye Chakra We arrive today at the centre of inner vision — the Third Eye Chakra, Ajna, meaning 'to perceive' or 'to command', situated between and just above the eyebrows. This is the seat of intuition, insight, imagination and inner knowing. Where the lower chakras deal with the world as it is, the third eye concerns itself with the world as it truly is — the patterns beneath the surface, the intelligence behind experien
Dave Morley
Jun 124 min read


Throat Chakra (Vishuddha)
We rise today to the throat — to the place where inner life meets outer world, where the unseen becomes spoken, and where truth is either expressed or swallowed. The Throat Chakra, Vishuddha (meaning 'especially pure'), governs all forms of authentic expression: not only speech, but writing, creativity, listening, and the courage to live in alignment with what we know to be true. This is the centre of our voice — in every sense of that word. When the Throat Chakra is blocke
Dave Morley
Jun 114 min read


The Heart Chakra (Anahata)
We arrive today at the heart of the matter — quite literally. The Heart Chakra, Anahata (meaning 'unstruck sound'), sits at the centre of the chest and is the energetic bridge between the lower three chakras of earth and body, and the upper three chakras of mind and spirit. It governs our capacity to love and be loved, to grieve and to forgive, to experience genuine compassion for ourselves and others. It is, in many traditions, the most important centre of all. When the He
Dave Morley
Jun 104 min read
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