Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga- #5 Throat Chakra Balancing

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

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What is the Chakra system?  Chakras are the energy sources that are placed in seven different points on the spinal column.  They are responsible for disturbing the life energy and can get out of balance. But yoga poses can help bring the chakra’s into balance.  Come with me on a seven week Chakra Journey into energy balance!

What Chakra are you? Take my Chakra Quiz to find out!

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Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga Balancing

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

The Throat Chakra energy is focused at the heart and is associated with the color blue and ideas and communication.

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga Balancing

Do you find yourself:*
Talking too much or inappropriately
Gossiping
Stuttering
Difficulty being silent
Excessive loudness?
Then you may have too much energy around your Throat Chakra

Do you sometimes have:*
Difficulty putting things in words
Fear of speaking
Speaking with a small, weak voice
Secretiveness
Excessive shyness
Tone deafness?
Then you may have too little energy around your Throat Chakra

Do you want to be balanced?  Yes! Here is what you could experience:*
Resonant, full voice
Clear communication with others
Good communication with self
Good listener
Good sense of timing and rhythm
Lives life creatively
*Learn more about the Throat Chakra with the Chakra Balancing Workbook (paid link) by Anodea Judith

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga Practice

How can you balance your vishuddha chakra and yoga?

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

Halasana- By compressing the throat chakra, the pose squeezes out all negativity and opens the back of the neck. This action also stimulates the thyroid glad and is great for treating any major ailments due to an imbalanced throat chakra.

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

Ashtanga Namaskar- this pose is meant to represent the eight limbs of Ashtanga Yoga as outlined by Patanjali in the Yoga Sutra.  The front of the throat is very open in this pose.  We spend so much time using devices that keep our chin stuck to our chest so this is an intense balancing pose.

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

Viparita Karani asana (legs up the wall)- This is a therapeutic pose and is recommended to ease any form or stress and tension.  It relaxes the organs from the gravitational pull they face on an everyday basis, the pose changes the flow of blood.  It increases the blood flow in the neck and throat area, stimulates the thyroid gland, and expands the Vishuddha Chakra.

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

Matsyendrasana- Feel the chest and throat open as you roll back onto the top of the head. Press down through legs, hands, and elbows to keep your neck supported.  This pose will inspire you to speak your truth!

Vishuddha Chakra and Yoga

Salamba Sarvangasana- Much like Halasana, this pose compresses the throat and stimulates the thyroid.  Any time we are upside down, we bring blood flow to the heart and stimulate our metabolism and circulation.

You could also try connecting to your Throat Chakra with the essential oils of Tea Tree, Lavender, Geranium, Bergamot, Cypress, and Frankincense.  I suggest doTERRA Essential oils! I also enjoy balancing the chakra with chakra singing bowls (paid link). Vishuddha chakra and yoga will help you find your ultimate truth.

The chakras are a journey, vishuddha chakra and yoga included. Take the Journey full journey: Root, Sacral, Solar Plexus, Heart, Throat, Third Eye, and Crown.

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