The Seven Energy Centres
One card for each centre, from the root to the crown. The spread shows where energy stalls, where it leaks and which centre is dragging the whole system down.
Take it for a symbolic energy map, not a plain everyday audit of your wellbeing.
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How to read it
Read from the bottom up, the way strength rises: the first card is the root, the last the crown. Go through all seven and mark where the cards are strong and where weak or reversed — a reversed card here means a clenched or overloaded centre, not a disaster. Then find the lowest troubled centre: that is the one to work with, and the upper ones will follow. Compare neighbouring cards; a sharp break between two centres shows where the energy fails to pass. Upper centres stronger than lower ones mean you live in your head while body and daily life go unattended.
Positions
Muladhara — root
Your ground: money, housing, body and the sense that the earth holds under you.
Svadhisthana — desire
Living desire and pleasure: how much taste and movement is left in your life.
Manipura — will
Personal force and boundaries: whether you can say no and finish what you start.
Anahata — heart
The capacity to give and receive warmth: whether the heart is open or defending itself.
Vishuddha — voice
Whether you speak your own truth aloud or swallow words and pay with your throat.
Ajna — seeing
Clarity of sight: whether you tell facts apart from your own conjectures about events.
Sahasrara — crown
The link to something larger than yourself: whether a meaning holds all this together.
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