Day seven: Crown Chakra #747ReikiTreatment

The final treatment, what a week it has been. The timing could not have come at a better time, isn’t that often the way.

Okay, the final stop is at the Crown Chakra, located at the top of your head.

The Crown chakra links an individual with the  universal/devine. It is your doorway to your subconscious. It is associated with the pineal gland, brain and central nervous system. Visually, as if you could see the chakra clairvoyantly  the Crown chakra is described as a lotus flower on the top of your head. The crown is associated with the colours white and violet.

The crown chakra is your body’s primary co-ordination center. It ensures a connection to universal sources of energy and with the world as a whole. A balanced crown chakra allows for expanded awareness on an emotional level.

If your Crown chakra is not balanced, you may seem

Crystals often associated with the crown are:

• Amethyst
• Apophyllite
• Blue Lace Agate
• Blue Saphire
• Crystal Quartz
• Obsidian
• Peacock Ore
• Selenite
• Stilbite

Bear in mind when working with violet crystals and the crown that:

• Darker tones are often associated with sorrow
• Deep purple symbolizes high spiritual growth
• Pale lilac links with consciousness and unconditional love for humanity
• Bluish purple stands for transcendant idealism

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I used Blue Lace Agate and Dark Amethyst in my treatment and it felt like a moment truth and clarity came to me.

So, having now completed seven days of Reiki, focusing on each chakra per day, I feel quite different to when I started. Like life as a whole, this week has been a journey. Thanks for reading 🙂

Phoenix xxx
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For my spirit to roam the skies,

And connect with the devine,

I need to walk with those on earth,

And remember to ground sometime,

I listen to messages and see shapes so clear,

Take comfort in connections that remove my fear,

I can’t do it all in a day,

So I need to learn to be patient,

Be calm and be true,

I give thanks in the knowledge

That even after it all, I haven’t really a clue