UNDERSTANDING YOUR SECOND CHAKRA
Here, our initial unity becomes duality. We move from the element of Earth to that of Water where solid becomes liquid, stillness becomes movement. Our understanding of Self, now includes an awareness of the other. We long to unite, to overcome separateness and to grow—all of which induces change. Without change our mind becomes dull, where there is no growth, no movement and no life. Emotions are inherently tied in with movement. We repress feelings by restricting movement, and conversely, movement can free the emotional holding that causes chronic tension. By blocking an emotion we restrict movement, then the emotion remains in the unconscious—we are unaware of it—yet, still wreak havoc on our lives. It is acting from unconscious motivations that so often get people in trouble. The suppression of primary pleasures creates a need for overindulgence, turning pleasure into pain. It all goes in the wrong direction.
This energy centre relates to issues of power in the external world—specifically, financial and sexual power as well as power in relationship dynamics and personal power in terms of business and social interactions. In continuing our pattern of following the developmental process, the second stage of child development is the 'what's mine' stage. This is second chakra energy at work within a child's consciousness. As the child continues through the developmental stages into adulthood, the challenges of working through the 'what's mine stage become the challenges of learning to relate in a healthy and balanced manner to the material world.
The most important wisdom that a child needs to acquire for this chakra are those of sharing, of learning to relate with respect to other people an learning self-worth without self-worth being totally associated with material objects. When self-worth becomes attached to external objects, such as money or power, a person's self-worth is then determined solely by how much material gain is acquired. The absence of money, therefore, equals an absence of self-worth.
In adulthood the lack of self-worth lies at the root of imbalances in all forms of relationships that exist within the material world. This includes our relationships to money power (social, political, economic and sexual) and issues of dominance and control in personal and professional relationships. Obsessiveness in these areas is an imbalance indicating that one is compensating for the absence of self-worth.
Here, our initial unity becomes duality. We move from the element of Earth to that of Water where solid becomes liquid, stillness becomes movement. Our understanding of Self, now includes an awareness of the other. We long to unite, to overcome separateness and to grow—all of which induces change. Without change our mind becomes dull, where there is no growth, no movement and no life. Emotions are inherently tied in with movement. We repress feelings by restricting movement, and conversely, movement can free the emotional holding that causes chronic tension. By blocking an emotion we restrict movement, then the emotion remains in the unconscious—we are unaware of it—yet, still wreak havoc on our lives. It is acting from unconscious motivations that so often get people in trouble. The suppression of primary pleasures creates a need for overindulgence, turning pleasure into pain. It all goes in the wrong direction.
This energy centre relates to issues of power in the external world—specifically, financial and sexual power as well as power in relationship dynamics and personal power in terms of business and social interactions. In continuing our pattern of following the developmental process, the second stage of child development is the 'what's mine' stage. This is second chakra energy at work within a child's consciousness. As the child continues through the developmental stages into adulthood, the challenges of working through the 'what's mine stage become the challenges of learning to relate in a healthy and balanced manner to the material world.
The most important wisdom that a child needs to acquire for this chakra are those of sharing, of learning to relate with respect to other people an learning self-worth without self-worth being totally associated with material objects. When self-worth becomes attached to external objects, such as money or power, a person's self-worth is then determined solely by how much material gain is acquired. The absence of money, therefore, equals an absence of self-worth.
In adulthood the lack of self-worth lies at the root of imbalances in all forms of relationships that exist within the material world. This includes our relationships to money power (social, political, economic and sexual) and issues of dominance and control in personal and professional relationships. Obsessiveness in these areas is an imbalance indicating that one is compensating for the absence of self-worth.
PATTERNS OF FEAR AND INSECURITY
- Feeling inadequate sexually, or having a dislike for sexual activity. This includes the stress that accompanies feelings of resentment over the sexual authority of one's partner or the opposite sex in general as well as feelings of dislike or guilt surrounding one's own sexuality and sexual preferences.
- Fear of childbirth or guilt feelings about the manner in which you parented your children.
- Feeling a lack of self-worth as a result of having minimum amount of financial power. This includes experiencing feelings of resentment over being controlled financially by others.
- Resentment resulting from being manipulative by other people. This includes the feeling of being victimized by one's circumstances, such as race, colour or sex.
- Feeling so personally insecure that you need to manipulate other people in order to establish control levels in your life.
- Participating in any level of dishonesty in your financial, sexual or interpersonal relationships.
- Unclear understanding of the cycles of creation and destruction—birth and death.
CLEANSING AND ACTIVATION OF SACRAL CHAKRA
- Take care of your physical body so that it always has enough food, water, rest and exercise.
- Do not exert or push yourself beyond your natural physical limits.
- Honour your need for pleasure. Acknowledge your sexuality and find peace with it.
- Keep an orderly environment.
- Treat yourself to pleasurable experiences.
- Find ways to connect and feel secure toward yourself and others.
- Develop a sense of empathy.
- Confront your fear of creativity and productivity.
- Surround yourself with beauty, art, flowers, colour and whatever gives you that elevated feeling that beauty confers. Use perfumes with musk, ying yang, or sandalwood. Apply it or decorate your space with it.
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