Ring Around the Chakra Sets

The rings around the chakra sets are essential to achieve an idealistic state of cognisance.

Ring Around the Chakra Sets"Tog around the crown", "Ring around the crown" chakras may not be a very graceful attribution, but that it just exactly what they actually are. Six of them, found around the crown chakra (centre of the top of the head) are listed below-

1.This is exactly similar to the seventh eye.
2.Located in the back of the top of the head (some people may feel a depression there, which can suggest a more developed pineal gland). This chakra is similar to the sixth level of the will/spirit body.
3,4,5,6-These chakras are on the sides of this ring, two on the right side and two on the left. They associate to elevated states of consciousness and receive information form elevated levels, just like antennae.

One must work with the first and second chakras independently. One also needs to treat chakras three to six as a whole unit. While massaging the chakras (running the fingers around the head), one can observe changes in energy where the chakras are placed. Measuring equal distances from one to three, three to four, four to two, two to five to six, helps one in spacing them. After massaging them, one must allow the energy to flow, making sure that it is also flowing from the crown chakra, so a better balance needs to be maintained. One can envision floating and must be open to any information or thoughts. It is better not to estimate these thoughts for now, but just to write them down. One can check them out later for meanings and how they enlighten one`s life.

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