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Working with Chakra Pairs

Had a really nice healing session today with one of my clients! Spent the whole thirty minutes working on the chakras and just finished with a white disc clearing through her aura. That and grounding and protecting her at the end of it, of course!  

This session I worked with the chakra pairs, clearing and balancing them in conjunction as I went along. So for example start with the root chakra and the heart, then move on the sacral and the throat, the solar plexus and the brow and finally the heart and the crown. 

I like using this session because you can spend a lot more time on the chakras when you work on two at a time. I also like to place my stronger healing hand on the active chakra in the pair, and send the energy through the client's channel to the other chakra. The channel is a beam of white light that runs into the crown through the chakras, out the root chakra and into the ground. The way I see it, it appears to go on and on forever. 

I've been using this beam of light to clear through the chakras, especially the ones that are paired. It is a nice way to clear and balance chakras without putting your hands on them directly. Today I tried this with the throat chakra, so I had my right hand over the client's sacral chakra and used my intent to send the energy to the throat.  I used three techniques on the throat chakra: 

  • With my right hand on the sacral chakra, I visualised the energy flowing from the sacral to the throat where it cleared and released any blocks. 
  • I visualised a white disc of light travelling through the throat chakra from front to back. All along I had my left hand on the floor and my right hand over the sacral chakra. 
  • Finally I placed my left hand over the client's throat chakra and my right hand on the floor beside me. I then pulled any excess energy from the throat chakra down my left arm and out my right arm into the ground where it was grounded and cleared. 

This last technique is similar to the grounding we have learned to do at the end of couch healings, where the healer places their hands on the client's feet and ground their energy through the healer's body. In these instances I visualise myself as a grounding cord and all of their excess energy goes through me into the ground where it is cleared and purified. None of that energy is held in my body, every last bit goes into the ground. At the end of the healing session I will step out of the client's energy field and visualise a huge bucket of water being poured over me to wash away any traces. 

When the session ended the client commented on this without me asking any questions. Her feedback was that she had felt a very strong energy on her throat and opened her eyes expecting to see my hands above her throat. Instead my hand was over her hips. I went on to explain that those 2 chakras were paired and I could work on clearing the throat by keeping my hands over the sacral.  She was impressed. 

There are so many things that I might visualise or put intention on during a healing session and if the client feedback un-prompted it gives me proof that I'm not making things up! At this point I shouldn't need confirmation, but I still like getting it and in some way that feedback session also gives the client a better understanding of how the subtle bodies work. 


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