7 Chakra mini relief stones - set

Yogi & Yogini 7 Chakra mini worry stones, one for each stone:

Amethyst, Clear Quartz, Green Aventurine, Lapis Lazuli, Topaz Jasper, Carnelian, Red Jasper.

In a cotton bag.

Worry stones are smooth, polished stones used to relieve stress and anxiety. They are usually oval-shaped with a thumb indentation. Originally, ordinary stones found in riverbeds were used for this purpose; today, worry stones are often made from semi-precious stones.

Use

Hold the worry stone between your index finger and thumb, gently moving your thumb back and forth over the stone. This action of moving your thumb back and forth across the stone stimulates the nerves in your hand, reducing stress. It is a natural aid for calming yourself, the simplest form of natural medicine.

History

The use of these stones has many origins. They were used in ancient Tibet, Greece, Ireland, and by many tribes in the Americas. Worry stones shaped by seawater were generally used by the ancient Greeks. Native American tribes are said to have passed worry stones down to younger generations, creating a sense of connection with their ancestors.

Dimensions: 2 x 2.5 cm

Material: Hardstone

The 7 chakras:

1st chakra, muladhara or “root chakra”

Location: the lower part of the pelvis, between the tailbone and pubic bone

Color: red Meaning: it is mental stability in life’s various situations, the ability to govern instincts; since it has only one pole, it tends to be slightly larger than the other chakras. It is the chakra through which Earth energies are absorbed and excess tension is released through sexual intercourse.

2nd chakra, svadhistana or “sacral chakra”

Location: the lower half of the abdomen

Color: orange Meaning: it is pleasure, the joy of living, and sexuality expressed to its fullest potential.

3rd chakra: manipura or “solar plexus chakra”

Location: the upper half of the abdomen

Color: yellow Meaning: it is the ability to act energetically, willpower, self-esteem, and personal autonomy. Spiritually, it is the active essence with which we have been endowed.

4th chakra, anahata or “heart chakra”

Location: the chest area

Color: green Meaning: it is the ability to love emotionally, that is, to experience a feeling that originates not so much from the mind as from the heart. It should be remembered that, in the yoga tradition, love and listening are closely related; spiritually speaking, they have the same significance.

5th chakra, vishuddha or “throat chakra”

Location: the lower half of the neck and the collarbone area

Color: light blue Meaning: it is creativity, communication, and a keen aesthetic perception. Talented artists, musicians, and other servants of the arts are people in whom the vishuddha is well developed. Spiritually, it represents the connection with the beyond, being in communication with dimensions that transcend the human.

6th chakra, adjnia or “third eye chakra”

Location: a large chakra located in the center of the forehead

Color: indigo Meaning: it is the tactical, rational mind. Spiritually, it is the third eye; as a personal quality, it is self-confidence.

7th chakra, sahasrara or “crown chakra”

Location: above the skull

Color: purple Meaning: it is the keen ability to think strategically, that is, to embrace a situation with the mind; spiritually, it is communion with the Divine; individually, it is self-actualization.