5th Chakra Vishuddha 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.

Made in: 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

Vishuddha body massage oil 100 ml.

3% essential oil blend, 97% first-press jojoba oil.

Free from pesticides or chemicals. For external use only.

Vishuddha is our fifth chakra, also known as the throat chakra because it is located right at our throat, more precisely at the intersection of the collarbones, with its apex at the third cervical vertebra. It governs all the organs in this area, namely the trachea, throat, vocal cords, nose, ears, and thyroid endocrine glands.

Its Sanskrit name means “pure,” because the body’s energy flows upward within it, purifying itself and taking shape in our most human and sophisticated interactions: listening and communication.

The Vishuddha chakra is indeed connected to our expressive faculties, sincerity, diplomacy, and creative expression.

Vishuddha is represented by a purple or turquoise lotus with sixteen petals, on which the sixteen vocalic vowels of the Sanskrit alphabet are depicted.

Characteristics of the fifth chakra

The element representing this chakra is ether, Aristotle’s famous hypothesized quintessence, and its characteristic energy is that of sound, an invisible but extremely powerful force. Finally, the color associated with it is light blue, which has always been a symbol of purity and transparency.

When the fifth chakra is open and balanced, our creative side and social relationships benefit: we are naturally inclined toward personal growth, communication, and participation in the community through the positive vibrations transmitted to us by those around us. The ethereal space represents the absence of judgment within us and allows us to express ourselves clearly, free from preconceptions and prejudices about others.

Conversely, when the Vishuddha chakra is blocked, we may more easily develop physical respiratory tract infections such as sinusitis, colds, tracheitis, pharyngitis, and laryngitis, as well as thyroid, hearing, and cervical problems. On a psychological and emotional level, however, we find it difficult to listen to others and communicate our ideas: we tend to avoid social interactions, withdraw into ourselves, and let ourselves be consumed by shyness, introversion, and a constant sense of inadequacy. We cannot trust ourselves, our ideas, or our abilities, and we often resist change.

If, on the other hand, the fifth chakra is overactive, we adopt a completely opposite attitude: we are plagued by restlessness and excessive self-esteem, often bite our tongues, or speak too quickly and impulsively. We are driven by anger, pride, fanaticism, and a false sense of superiority that leads us to damage our relationships with others.