Massage Oil 6th Chakra Ajna

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

Ajna body massage oil 100 ml.

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

Free from pesticides or chemicals. For external use.

Ajna is our sixth chakra, also known as the third eye chakra because it is located right in the center of the forehead, more precisely in the area between the eyebrows. It governs all the organs located near this area, including the eyes, pituitary gland, hormonal system, and central nervous system, which consists of the brain and spinal cord.

Its Sanskrit name means “to perceive,” precisely because our ideas, premonitions, and intuition originate from its center. Our inner guru, that is, our wise and far-sighted part, resides right at this chakra.

Ajna is, in fact, connected to everything related to intuition, creative imagination, concentration, and mental clarity.

It is represented as a two-petaled flower: usually, a Sanskrit letter is inscribed on each petal, or alternatively, the sun is drawn on the right petal and the moon on the left. There is also a triangle with the tip pointing downwards in the flower.

The characteristics of the sixth chakra

The element that represents this chakra is light, a source of energy and a symbol of knowledge, and the energy that characterizes it is that of vision, which enables us to know and interact with the world. The two colors associated with it are indigo and purple, associated with spirituality and intellect.

When the sixth chakra is open and balanced, concentration and intuition benefit, along with the ability to imagine and bring visual concepts to life in our minds, skills that reflect a deep inner harmony.

The energy of Ajna makes us more aware of the reality surrounding us and allows us to know ourselves without being conditioned by temporary desires or needs. We are able to perceive the “here and now” clearly without any distortion and are capable of processing ideas, opinions, discussions, and judgments with a critical and rational spirit.

When, on the contrary, the Ajna chakra is blocked, at a physical level we can more easily suffer from vision problems, apathy, depression, chronic fatigue, or insomnia and nervousness.

On a psychological level, we easily lose our memory and allow ourselves to be carried away by fleeting thoughts, becoming easily distracted by the slightest stimulus. We are perpetually consumed by worries, anxieties, and fears and convince ourselves that we are useless: we are also seized by the obsession to measure and control everything, driven by materialism and mental rigidity.

The greatest risk we run is that of ceasing to dream and losing idealism, convincing ourselves to reject any idea or stimulus that is spiritual or not linked to tangible facts.

If, instead, the sixth chakra works excessively, our head becomes heavy: tireless mental activity leads us to impatience and selfishness, making us arrogant and egocentric. Our ambition prevails over everything, making it difficult to relate to others and leading us to a distorted view of the world and ourselves, created by baseless illusions and false beliefs.