Chakras are the spinning centres through which prana enters, circulates and leaves the body. When one is congested or depleted you feel it — in sleep, digestion, mood, voice, focus. Here is what each centre governs, how imbalance tends to show up, and the crystals we reach for.
Seated just above the head, the crown is the doorway for divine energy entering the system. A balanced crown feels like quiet certainty — you know where you stand without needing to argue it.
The brow centre governs perception — how clearly you see a situation before anyone explains it. It is also the director of the other chakras, which is why we balance it early in a session.
Everything you swallowed instead of saying tends to settle here. A clear throat chakra is the difference between speaking your position calmly and rehearsing it for three days afterwards.
The bridge between the lower three centres and the upper three. Grief, resentment and old heartbreak congest it more than anything else we see in practice — and it responds beautifully to work.
Your engine room. It converts intention into action — and it is the centre most affected by chronic stress, deadlines and unfinished arguments.
The centre of appetite in the broadest sense — for food, intimacy, play and making things. When it is depleted, life turns beige and everything becomes a task.
Everything else is built on this. Money worry, relocation, illness and grief all pull at the root — and no amount of upper-chakra work holds until this one is steady.
Most people arrive convinced it’s one chakra and leave surprised. A full seven-centre reading takes about twenty minutes of a first session.