The Root Chakra: Muladhara

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The Root Chakra

Muladhara Chakra

Central Theme: Stability, the will to live, self preservation, sense of trust & security, groundedness.

Number of Petals: 4

Colour: Red

Mantra: LAM

Element: Earth

Basic Symbol: Square

Planet: Mercury

Sensory Function: Smell

The Root Chakra is the lowest Chakra and as such is the foundation of all of the other Chakras. Its Sanskrit name is Muladhara, Mula meaning ‘Root’ and adhara meaning ‘Support’. This Chakra is also refered to as the Base Centre, the Tail Chakra, the root centre or the as the first Chakra. Ancient Hindu depictions show the root Chakra as a four petaled flower. These four petals correspond to the four Sanskrit syllables: Vam, am, sham and sam. The primary mantra that is used to activate this chakra is LAM (pronounced LANG). The Root Chakra is associated with the Hindu deities Brahma and Dakini. The Red colour of the root…

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