3rd Chakra Manipura Massage Oil

Chakra massage oil, with a blend of essential oils that generate a constant, gentle vibration to rebalance the designated chakra.

Packaging: glass bottle in a cardboard box with information in English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, and Spanish.

Product of: Italy

Quantity: 100 ml

Directions

Apply the oil to the body. Massage until fully absorbed.

Do not use on the eyes or mucous membranes.

Store in a cool, dark, and dry place.

Keep out of reach of children.

Product features

Manipura body massage oil 100 ml.

3% essential oil blend, 97% cold-pressed jojoba oil.

Free from pesticides or chemicals. For external use only.

Manipura is the name of the third chakra, also known as the solar plexus chakra. As the name itself suggests, this chakra is located in the area of our solar plexus, that is, between the navel and the sternum, just below the diaphragm. Its name in Sanskrit means “the city of the shining jewel,” referring to our ego and personal fulfillment.

The Manipura chakra is, in fact, connected to our dreams, desires, and ambitions, and governs self-acceptance, self-esteem, and our relationship with others.

It is depicted by a lotus flower with ten yellow petals representing the ten nadis from which the chakra originates. In the center of the flower is an inverted red triangle with the syllable Ram inscribed inside.

The characteristics of the third chakra

The element representing the third chakra is fire, and the color associated with it is yellow, strongly linked to solar energy and the metaphorical splendor of self-actualization. This chakra is also associated with personal power, self-confidence, and generally everything to do with the ego and the achievement of one's goals.

When the third chakra is blocked, the consequences mainly affect our view of life: it appears disappointing and unfulfilling, without any incentive or strong motivation to move forward. There is a risk of falling into depression and apathy, allowing pessimism to take over and nip any will to change in the bud. Excessively shy or introverted people, and those who constantly feel inadequate, often have problems precisely at the level of this chakra. The Manipura chakra is almost always blocked in those who suffer from imposter syndrome, which leads us to think that all our success was caused by deceiving others, making them believe we are better than we actually are.

Failing to address a blockage in the third chakra can lead us to suffer from serious problems of depression and nervous exhaustion, and over time also affect the internal organs associated with the solar plexus region, primarily the pancreas and the stomach, leading to subcutaneous fat accumulation and digestive problems.