In this month’s episode of Chakra Talk, I answer my tribe’s questions and take on some crazy topics like: Will chakras will be obsolete in a 5D world? And should we all have our chakras removed? (I bet you can guess my take on that one! And YES, that is MY back on the thumbnail).
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Sometimes, we close our crown chakra because we’re afraid that if we have too much openness to the Divine, possibilities or even miracles, we won’t be realistic and will be unable to deal with the ‘real world. For that reason, I’ve chosen “unrealistic/dreamer” as our crown trait to tap on.
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April is the month when Aries brings in fiery, new spring energy. And on April 5 of this year at 1:50 am Pacific, an Aries new moon will grace the sky. Her energy will create the perfect environment for setting powerful new intentions around moving forward confidently and courageously toward your dreams. So make sure you set some time aside to do a little new moon ritual like lighting a candle and writing down (or verbally expressing) your intentions for the next couple weeks.
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This week, we’re tapping to open your third eye. People often mistakenly believe that the third eye chakra is only about intuition and psychic abilities. And that’s a shame, because it represents so much more. As the highest feminine chakra, it’s about wisdom, fairness and the beauty that pervades all things.
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The #1 shadow quality here is “liar” because we all have ways that we bend the truth or tell “little white lies.” Interestingly, when you can actually lovingly embrace the liar in you, you become more honorable and impeccable because the dishonest part doesn’t have to act out to be noticed or accepted by you. It’s already consciously integrated. If this doesn’t seem to make sense, think of these parts of you — the ones that you’ve been taught to reject — as little children that need to be loved and seen and will act out if they feel resisted, rejected or unloved. That’s because that unconscious (child) part wants your attention/love/integration.
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Sometimes, when we fall in love, we put so much focus on our beloved that we forget about ourselves. That’s okay for a day or a week, but it’s not sustainable. Because if we don’t care for and love ourselves, then we can’t show up fully for anyone else either. And we don’t have a full self to offer to our beloved either. That’s why sometimes after we’ve had a break up, we will put a “shield” around our heart. Because we think if we allow ourselves to “fall” in love, we’re going to be taken advantage of. But the problem with putting up shields is they don’t really spare us from anything and they definitely block any new love from coming in.
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If we continually put others before ourselves, eventually we will get sick or break down in some way. It’s the Universe’s way of reminding us to love and take care of ourselves first. It’s why airlines ask parents to put the oxygen mask on themselves first. Because if they pass out, they can’t help their children or anyone else. You must be good to you to be able to be good to others. Period.
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This week, we continue our series where we tap on the #1 shadow quality of each chakra so we can integrate more qualities and embrace more of who we really are. We’re at the second chakra now, the sacral orange energy center in the pelvic bowl that’s related to the Divine Feminine, relationships and intimacy, emotions, fertility, creativity and flow.
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There will also be two very auspicious moons (both new and full) and a big opportunity to channel some powerful Aquarian, new thought inspiration and ideas onto our beautiful planet. Two buzz words for February are: possibilities and boundaries and they influence each other in interesting ways.
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We all come into this world needy. It’s part of being human. We can’t fend for ourselves. We need others. The gift of needy is that it allows us to connect with others – especially our tribe. Still, in our culture of hyper-independence and yang energy, we’ve shoved the quality of needy under the rug and many of us think we’d rather die than admit we’re needy.
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