Chakra is an old Indian word, from a language called Sanskrit, which again means the Wheel of Energy. A chakra, which we call an energy centre, is placed different places in the body; but usually close to the organs that the energy is connected to. There are many large and small chakra; but we have seven main chakra points, of which we have made a chart. We have described the energy centres in our colour language, in Sanskrit, and what we usually call them. The purpose... of these energy centres is our connection with the source of all life. And depending on how conscious we are of our existance and our connection, not only to other people, but to all forms of life, this energy wheel will vibrate and send out energy. Since traditional science has not found a physical organ by the name Chakra, it is not taking this knowledge seriously. You may ask if they can define a thought; they do not see a thought before it materialises, either as a written word or an action, creating a result. In our physical/mental world, everything must be visible and classified for a scientist to say: This is reality. But what is reality? What was it before it became a reality? And is everything that can be materialised only reality? What about the thought? What about feelings? What about belief? What about inventions? Where do inventions come from? Who or what created the thought about something that never existed? We stand today... at a divide, where our perception of reality demands new knowledge; and those who already have penetrated this wall of reality, have realised that there is no other reality than the one we create ourselves, through our belief in a greater connection between us and the rest of the Universe. And it is with this belief, which most likely is just as old as mankind, we can learn to understand by understanding our energy patterns. So why not... use old knowledge? Our chakra energy centres are undefineable collections of energy; and since we create our own imbalance through our thoughts, feelings and actions when we use the energy negatively, it is of essential importance that we understand how this energy works in our body. This is important; because, by correct use, we can get unbelievable life power, that in situations can be what separates us from life or death, success or flop, good health or illness, or simply well-being or unhappiness. Life Energy Life power is an energy that exists as a constant form of energy. It is best observed in the spring, when new life is created. We recognise it by the smell (the sun in the mountains smells of ultra violet), and by feelings (spring-feeling, like a kind of love), and in nature, where everything seethes and boils like in an orchestra before the concert starts. This life-power energy moves with incredible speed, faster than sound, but with the same speed as light. But since the white daylight consists of seven different forms of colour with seven different frequencies and waves, all living things can absorb this life power. The vibrations of the colours are adapted to the target; and both the target and the colours search each other like lightening, where earth and lightening search each other simultaneously. The body’s different energy centres receive this energy and send it through the body’s energy channels, what we call meridians, which are used in acupuncture, to stimulate or balance the energy when it has been blocked. The energy moves in the energy channels to the nervous system and the endocrine system. The endocrine system uses different hormones to send energy into the bloodstream to reach all the cells in the body. The consciousness about our own... energy system is important to keep the energy centres, with their meridians and their nervous system, in balance. Free flow of life-power energy is necessary for a healthy body. A healthy body has energy wheels spinning in harmony with each other, and that ensure life power (Prana in Hindu) to flow freely and uninhibitedly in our body. If one or more of our Chakra energy centres are imbalanced, due to, for example, insufficient supply of life power in the form of, for example, RED colour energy, what we call Colour Hunger, or that we use our thoughts in a way that they store negative energies, a symptom will occur. But since we are a little deaf to the small and undefined signs that the body gives us, the body must communicate with a stronger language, so that we perhaps will start to listen. We get pain in the organs or in connected organs, and the energy centres start to build blockages in the form of negative energy. If we still do not listen, but start to treat the spot of pain with chemical pills to subdue pain or rashes, we are getting into a bad circle, where most doctors talk their language of knowledge, and where we are too passive and ignorant, in relation to our own body and its signals, to dare to take responsibility for ourselves. Therefore, the conclusion must be: Take responsibility for yourself, and learn to know yourself.