Posted on 28th Apr 2021
The ability to love, be loved, and feel connected to others in the
world is one of the most beautiful gifts provided by life. On the other
hand, lack of love, connections, and ability to find beauty in the
simplest things in life is no gift at all. In fact, many would agree
that it can be a nightmare.
Life is not a path that’s meant to be walked alone. The greater our
connections, self-love, love for others, and meaningful relationships
are, the greater life will be.
Have you recently been feeling disconnected or somewhat like a lone
wolf? It might have something to do with your heart chakra. The good
news is that I’m about to tell you everything you need to know to heal
your chakra, balance it, and bring yourself back to a world of love,
compassion, connectedness, understanding, and happiness.
First of all, let’s take a moment to go over exactly what the heart
chakra is so that you can have a better understanding of how it can
have such a large positive or negative impact on your life.
It is believed that every person has 7 main chakras within their body.
Each one can be thought of as a swirling ball of energy or disc. These
energy centers are responsible for providing energy to surrounding
nerves, organs, bodily functions, and more. Ensuring that these energy
centers remain opened and balanced is important when it comes to
maintaining physical, emotional, psychological, and even spiritual
health.
Each of the main chakras has their own set of responsibilities. The
heart
chakra
, also known as anahata is responsible for providing our
bodies with the energy and vibrations we need to express self-love,
unconditional love for ourselves and others, the ability to develop
connections, releasing limitations of the ego, bridging spiritual and
earthly aspirations, forming meaningful relationships with others, and
so much more.
In short, the anahata is what gives us our ability to connect, relate,
give, receive, be open in relationships, and see the beautiful side of
life. The important thing to keep in mind is that achieving any of
these things with an unhealthy anahata can feel next to impossible.
People are often surprised when they learn that their energy centers
can become damaged. Just as taking care of your body is essential to
staying in good health, taking care of your chakras is essential when
it comes to them functioning properly.
Is your heart chakra in need of healing? Keep reading to find out more.
Each of the main chakras has a corresponding color and symbol. Each
symbol is entirely unique from the others. The reason for this is so
that the symbol may illustrate the purpose of the chakra.
The anahata’s symbol is traditionally composed of a 12 petaled circle
containing two sets of triangles, one pointing upward and one pointing
downward, that form a hexagram. These triangles meet in the middle to
illustrate connectedness, union of opposite energies including but not
limited to male energy, female energy, and spiritual energy. The
illustration is also meant to depict harmony, connection of forces, and
integration.
The corresponding color for this energy center is green. However, the
twelve petals are often the color red. Oddly enough, this may be where
the common thought of love being represented with a red heart
originated from.
A person’s anahata can become unhealthy in more than one way. In fact,
it can become underactive, overactive, and even unbalanced. Each of
these forms of poor energy center health come with their own set of
negative impacts.
The good news is that healing your heart chakra is entirely possible.
You just need to know where to start. If you’re worried that you might
be in need of healing but aren’t sure, you’re in the right place
because we’re about to go over the most common signs of a blocked or
overactive anahata.
The most common signs of a blocked or underactive anahata include:
• Shyness
• Bottling Emotions
• Trouble Making Commitments
• Issues Letting Go Of The Past
• Finding It Difficult To Trust Others
• Constant Feelings Of Anxiety, Stress, Or Depression
• Pushing Others Away
• Lack Of Empathy
• Loneliness
• Inability To Forgive
As you can see, this chakra is more than capable of causing serious
complications in a person’s life when not in good health. However, the
above examples only refer to what can happen when this energy center is
underactive. Being overactive comes with its own set of negative
impacts.
For example, an overactive anahata can lead to:
• Feeling Jealous Of Others
• Depending On Other People & Things For
Fulfillment
• The Constant Need To Seek Approval Or Acceptance
From Others
• Being Judgmental
• Unreasonable Expectations For Others
• Overly Defensiveness
• Feeling The Need To Be The Savior For Others
• Fear Of Intimacy
• Becoming Anti-Social
• Pleasing At All Costs/Codependency
These symptoms alone are enough to be a real eye opener when it comes
to the importance of maintaining an open, balanced, and healthy
anahata. Shockingly, there are even a few physical complications a
person can experience when this energy center is not properly
maintained such as lung infections, bronchitis, other respiratory
ailments, and even heart related or circulatory system complications.
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If you thought “This sounds like me” while reading the symptoms above,
it’s important to remember that the sooner you do something about it
the better. You’ll be pleased to learn that heart chakra healing is
something that can be done in a variety of ways.
Let’s take a deep dive into how exactly you can open, heal, and balance
this energy center in the best ways possible.
As mentioned earlier, the anahata can be both under or underactive.
It’s important to know whether your energy center is blocked or needs
balancing before healing. If you aren’t sure, take another quick look
at the list of symptoms above. Keep in mind, blocked or underactive
chakras need to be opened while overactive ones need to be balanced.
With that being said, let’s jump into the best healing practices you
can use to open and balance your anahata.
If your chakra is underactive, you should consider giving the following
opening techniques a try.
Color Therapy - Opening the anahata can be as simple as incorporating
the color green into your life as much as possible. This can be done by
wearing green clothes, taking walks through nature, adding plants to
the interior design of your home, or even finding ways to bring the
color green with you to work such as decorations. How you incorporate
the color green is not important. Making sure you do it is what matters
the most so have fun and be creative with your ideas.
Green Food - You might be surprised to learn that you can eat your way
to a healthier anahata. However, it’s important that you try to stick
to specific foods that are green in color and healthy such as broccoli,
salads, green apples, celery, peas, or even zucchini.
Visualizations - Visualizations are a powerful tool that can be used
for a number of things including healing chakras. For the anahata,
picture a green ball of swirling energy entering your chest and then
imagine that ball energizing your chakra allowing it to open.
To balance the anahata, you may want to consider some of the following
techniques.
Practice Self-Love - The more love you show yourself the more balanced
your anahata will become. Make a routine of letting yourself know that
you matter. Make sure to be patient and understanding with yourself as
this may be uncomfortable in the beginning.
Affirmations - Positive affirmations is one of the most effective ways
to maintain balance in your energy centers. Make sure you keep your
affirmations relevant to love, compassion, and connectedness. For
example, use affirmations such as “I deserve love from myself and
others”, “I am able to forgive myself and others”, “The past has no
control over me now”, “I will allow myself to live in a state of love
and gratefulness”.
Exercising is another great technique that can be used to heal, open,
and balance chakras. It’s important to know which exercises to use for
each of the chakras. The easiest way to ensure you are sending the
right vibrations and energy to a particular chakra is with specific,
targeted yoga poses.
To heal the anahata, the best yoga poses to use are typically:
• Upward Facing Dog Pose
• Bow Pose
• Wheel Pose
• Half Camel Pose
• Warrior 1 Pose
Physical activity is another great way to activate and heal this
chakra. There are several exercises that are quite effective. The
exercises can range from anything from swimming, to pushups, lifting
weights, and everything between. The important part is to target your
pectoral area.
You might be thinking that this all sounds like a lot and maybe it’s
not as easy to heal this energy center as you initially thought it was,
but I have a little surprise for you!
What if I were to tell you that there was a way to skip the hassle of
visualizations, never ending affirmations, changes in diet, countless
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Think of it as the world’s most powerful chakra healing meditation that
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This chakra is located within the chest in close proximity to the heart. When taking the location of the anahata into consideration, it’s really no surprise that this energy center governs our ability to love others and ourselves, show compassion, be empathetic, and see the brighter side of life.
When functioning properly, the anahata serves as our center for empathy, compassion, connectedness, love for others and ourselves, and forgiveness.
Anahata blockages can manifest in a number of ways. Typically speaking, the main causes tend to be emotional pain and trauma, negative life experiences, hurtful memories from the past, changes in environment, high levels of stress or anxiety, as well as overthinking certain situations.
The easiest ways to spot a blocked anahata are feelings of loneliness, shyness, lack of trust, low self-confidence, inability to show self-love, trouble loving others, lack of empathy, holding onto the past, being judgmental, bottling emotions, and feeling distant or isolated.
The anahata can be healed with a wide variety of techniques. The most common tend to be color therapy, the use of affirmations, reiki healing, vibrational sound therapy, and yoga. However, these techniques can be complicated, expensive, and time consuming. Undoubtedly, the simplest and most effective method is anahata healing meditations.