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Karuna for the Spiritually Imperfect
Almost everyone has that one person or that one aspect of the self that burns like a rash. Being irritated by your dismissive boss, or ... -
Clearing the Crown Chakra: Opening the Path to Connect to the Universe
The crown chakra, also known as Sahasrara, is associated with our spirituality. It is represented by a lotus blossom with one thousand petals. It lets ... -
Clearing the Third Eye Chakra: Open Your Mind & Body to Inner Wisdom
Considered the sixth chakra, the third eye is one of the most well-known in the system. It’s often referenced, but many do not fully understand ... -
Clearing the Throat Chakra: Let Energy Flow Through Your Voice
The throat chakra can be found at the center of the neck. It’s considered the fifth chakra and serves as a passageway for energy traveling ... -
Clearing the Heart Chakra: Restore Internal Balance with Gratitude & Meditation
The heart chakra, also known as the Anahata chakra, can be found at the center of the body. It balances the world of spirit (the ... -
Clearing the Solar Plexus: Bring More Yellow into Your Life
While imbalance can happen to other chakras, the solar plexus is the most commonly blocked chakra in the system. Also known as the Manipura in ... -
Clearing the Sacral Chakra: Balance Through Creativity, Expression, & Yoga
The sacral chakra is found about 3 inches below your naval on the front and along the lumbar vertebrae on the back. It is considered ... -
A Buddhists Guide to Clearing the Root Chakra
In Buddhism, the chakras are pools of energy found within the body. There are seven main chakras, including the Muladhara or root chakra, the Svadhisthana ... -
Tibetan Singing Bowls: A Buddhist Tradition & Meditation Aid
Tibetan singing bowls are a longstanding Buddhist tradition that dates back to the time of Buddha Shakyamuni. This simple tool is believed to help bring ... -
Buddhism & the View of Oneself: How We See Ourselves
Buddhism & the View of Oneself: How We See Ourselves & Compare to Others In today’s modern world, it is a common habit to compare oneself ...
