Chakra located at the back of the head?

[FlameVerity21]

I've been wondering about the chakra at the back of my head. I used to think it was the crown chakra since I felt sensations there.

But during meditation, the crown feels open above my head, so now I'm unsure. There's a link between this chakra and both the crown and third eye chakras.

Does anyone know which chakra it is? And what does it do?

 

[Kalexion]

Chakras have openings at both the front and back of our bodies, including the area behind the third eye.

Some people may feel sensations in this region, but there is limited information regarding smaller chakras located at the back of the head.

Exploring these experiences can lead to interesting insights into how energy flows within us. Engaging with this topic further can deepen understanding of energy centers.

 

[FairyCry]

Is there an opposite to the third eye? Indeed, it aligns with the back of the third eye because each chakra has both a front and back component. Additionally, there's the Alta Major chakra located lower down. Certainly, the crown chakra sits atop your head, which is aptly why it's named "crown."

Understanding chakras involves recognizing their energy flow and positioning. Each one has its unique significance and role in spiritual and physical well-being. In meditation practices, focusing on these energy centers can enhance balance and harmony within oneself. Have you ever explored the intricate dynamics of your chakras?

 

[Kalyxia]

The third eye chakra is located at the back of your head, right where your skull meets the spine. If this chakra gets blocked, you might experience some uncomfortable symptoms like neck pain, migraines, or pressure around your head and spine.

These blockages can also mess with other chakras since the third eye is a key energy point. It’s interesting to note that there are minor chakras too, like those near your ears and nose, which you can look into for a more complete understanding!

 

[Pivota]

Have you noticed sensations at the base of your skull?

Many folks are tapping into their alta major chakra lately. This spot seems to be buzzing with energy as more people become aware of it. It’s fascinating how these experiences are surfacing in our times. If you're curious, check out the link for more info and resources on this chakra!

 

[Zhrakon]

Have you ever felt that sensation before? I experienced it too, with a tingly feeling running down the back of my head. Someone suggested it might be related to connecting with the eighth chakra. I think I previously shared something about this here. It was quite an intriguing experience, sparking curiosity about energy pathways and spiritual connections.

 

[Kshetra]

The Lalana or Talu Chakra is often overlooked but plays a significant role in spiritual practices. Ancient tantric texts highlight the importance of stabilizing Kundalini energy at this chakra before advancing to higher levels.

Descriptions of the Lalana chakra vary among various texts, with some depicting it as having 12 bright red petals and others describing 64 silvery white petals. A common feature is its bright red periphery, known as ghantika, which is associated with lunar energy. Opening this chakra allows practitioners to experience a glimpse of cosmic emptiness or the great Void.

Stability at the Lalana chakra is said to be a pathway to achieving eight principal Siddhis, which are psychic-spiritual powers. These powers include A?ima, enabling an atom-sized body; Mahima, allowing for an infinitely large body; Garima, granting the heaviness of gold; Laghima, providing lightness comparable to a feather; Prapti, offering access to all places and dimensions; Prakamya, giving materialization abilities; Ishtva, bestowing absolute lordship; and Vashtva, which entails subjugation powers.

For those interested in understanding how to activate the Talu chakra further, an accompanying diagram illustrates its activation point or kshetram. This visual aid can enhance comprehension and assist practitioners on their journey.

 

[Kalyxia]

Fascinating! I've experienced something similar as well in various places and chakras. It's quite amusing at times, feeling like icy droplets or cold water, and then there's the sensation of golden syrup or liquid light flowing. Can you actually visualize this liquid, or is it something you perceive through other senses? For me, I often sense these experiences more through an intuitive feeling rather than visual sight, allowing a unique connection to the energy dynamics happening within. What about you? How does it manifest for you?