The anahata chakra, or heart chakra, governs fellowship on all levels. It corresponds to Fire element in Traditional Chinese Medicine. At its root, it's about elevating our motivation, reasoning, and desire behind entering relationships, whether they be romantic or platonic. It's about rising above lower means of bonding. And how you conduct yourself once in these relationships. This chakra forces us to examine if we are willing to make the necessary changes within ourselves in order to make our relationships work. It helps you rise above our lower functions so that you can truly honor and care for others. This is true fellowship- working to bring about your best self so that you bring your best to the people you care about. This is the ultimate evolution of love. This is divine love. When we balance the anahata chakra, we are able to move past the desire to enter relationships purely for pleasure gratification. You are able to place value in relationships based on connection instead of its entertainment qualities. Balancing this chakra will heal addiction to "love," need to always be in a relationship or staying even when the relationship has proven to be toxic. Balancing this chakra is key to developing healthy relationships, so that we can be the partners, friends, family that we wish to have. Benefits of working with the anahata chakra: A greater flow of love and compassion will flow within and all throughout life Develop the right attitude and mindset towards acquiring and maintaining healthy romantic relationships Love between you and others will strengthen and you will gain more appreciation for yourself and others (being able to give and receive love with equal ease) Overall more joyful state of being and enhanced self esteem Feeling that you are worthy of love Eases anxiety or depression Attract the things you want effortlessly How to use oil: Use the QR code on the label to view the designated acupressure points. Oils can be added to diffusers, baths, massage, wherever you feel guided to apply. For external use only*
