Seed Sounds of the Chakras

Seed sounds for each chakra varies in their consonant sounds and are used as the meditative mechanisms.

Seed Sounds of the ChakrasThe seed sounds for each chakra listed beforehand, only varies in their consonants, so the constant sound of the vowel of each seed sound is identical (excluding chakra six). However, the far more effectual for reverberating the chakras is functioning with several vowel sounds. While research depicts distinction from one system with another, the subsequent list characterises the most common relationship of dissimilar systems. One can best authorise this by chanting the sounds oneself, and going through which chakras seem to resonate with which sounds. One is needed to feel free to experiment. One`s own chakras may reverberate to somewhat unlike tones.

These sounds are likewise effectual, if not even more, when utilised as a silent mantra or as a meditative mechanism. One can choose the chakra or chakras one desires to work on most and use the vowel sounds to help arouse them.

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