Massage Oil 7th Chakra Sahasrara

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

Sahasrara body massage oil 100 ml.

Blend of essential oils at 3%, 97% cold-pressed jojoba oil.

Free from pesticides or chemicals. For external use only.

Sahasrara is the seventh of our chakras, also known as the crown chakra because it is located at the very top of our head.

Unlike the other six chakras, it does not govern any organ, but because it is located at the apex of our energy centers, it is responsible for the proper functioning of the cerebral cortex and the pineal gland, as well as our highest forms of thought, such as transcendence, knowledge, and spirituality.

Its Sanskrit name literally means “a thousand times as much,” referring to the thousand petals of a lotus flower that slowly unfold, a metaphor for our personal and spiritual growth, which reaches its peak precisely at Sahasrara.

The number one thousand is also highly significant in the spiritual practices of Eastern culture, mentioned in many ancient texts.

The Sahasrara chakra is, in fact, connected to our purest and most selfless feelings, such as altruism, humility, trust, compassion, and forgiveness.

Meaning of the 7 chakras

Sahasrara is depicted as a white and purple lotus with numerous filaments, with “a thousand petals” on which all fifty letters of the Sanskrit alphabet are inscribed, repeated 20 times.

Inside it is inscribed a triangle and, in some representations, also the design of a full moon.

Characteristics of the seventh chakra

The element that represents this chakra is metal, and the colors associated with it are white, a symbol of enlightened thought and purity, and purple.

Thanks to the energy of the seventh chakra, we are able to attain transcendental knowledge, that is, the highest and purest form of knowledge that exists: when Sahasrara is balanced, our capacity for understanding, consciousness, and learning benefits. Thought evolves and becomes pure, uncontaminated, slowly transforming us from observers into leaders and exercising a profound form of awareness aimed at transcending harmful concepts and allowing things to happen through us.

Conversely, when the Sahasrara chakra is blocked, our clear thinking is heavily affected. On a physical level, we are subject to headaches, phobias, psychosis, and generally all types of discomfort that distance us from our path of personal growth.

The energy of the seventh chakra is very powerful, so its malfunction is always associated with very pronounced discomfort.

From a mental point of view, the closure of Sahasrara leads us to divert our attention to materialism rather than spirituality. We become perpetually dissatisfied and cling excessively to earthly goods, fleeing everything that transcends the physical plane.

People with problems in the seventh chakra often fear death and reject everything that does not have a rational explanation.