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Felt like putting my thoughts, observations, and experiences with this topic out there so... Here you go! Food for thought! The first of many.
God, Source, the Divine. Light, purity, the soul, growth, compassion, and empathy. These are the basic components of divine intention. But what does that mean for us? And what are chakras? I'm no expert, but my guess is that our chakras are like rays of color similar to when white light hits a prism. Divine energy goes in, the chakras of the soul come out.
There's tons of info about what opens and closes our chakras out there, but what I want to express is how I think our chakras can be defined by divine beings throughout creation. It sounds weird but hear me out: Divine intention is the white light that goes in, and all of creation and the colors of life we see and experience are the action of the Divine that come out. It's the expression of Source itself, creation.
As for the divine beings that can express one's chakras, man has thought of many, many, many higher beings, guides, and legends for us all throughout history, and some people gravitate to some more than others. Me personally, I lean towards the Greek pantheon and the many, MANY gods that exist within it. Over time, I've come to find comfort and solace in aligning each of my chakras with one of the gods, and they're as follows, from Crown to Root: Zeus, Hermes, Poseidon, Aphrodite, Apollo, Eros, and Ares, and given my particular, worldly interests... It makes sense. I won't go into TOO much detail about why it makes sense for me personally, but I think everyone has some divine expression of their own chakras in creation based off their natural inclinations and gravitations towards things throughout life, and it's honestly a lot of fun thinking about this stuff and finding out who's in your chakras, so to speak.
Basically, if you ever find yourself reflecting, try giving your chakras a being that most aligns with it. The Greek pantheon is a small portion of all the different beings out there. It doesn't even have to be a divine being, it could be mythical, mundane, or historical, like a dragon, your late relative, or some powerful historical figure. Try it out, and happy healing! <3
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