Connecting to your Crown Chakra

The Crown Chakra (7th Chakra) is represented by a VIOLET color and the element of THOUGHT. It is our over-all Operating System, our bodies computer.  Its what allows us to be AWARE and is the energy center that creates awareness.

The Crown Chakra is located at the TOP of the head and it includes the brain as well as the mind. Its where our INTELLIGENCE and CONSCIOUSNESS reside.

If you want to make changes in your life begin by looking at your life as your personal WORK OF ART, its a work of art that is being created and revealed to you in every moment by the cause and effect of your choices, thoughts and actions.

In this, the final video of my "Intro to Chakra Series" I show you how to  access your Crown Chakra and guide you through a Meditation that will help you create the changes you want in your life. 



Other things you can do to stimulate the Crown Chakra are:
Head and hand stands, they are great for the Crown Chakra and if you're unable to bring yourself into a head or hand stand you can get the same benefits by hanging your head upside down - either in a forward bend or hanging your head off the side of a bed/couch - this position allows blood to rush to your head and its this extra blood flow that does wonders for the mind.

Now, on another note,  this is the final Video for my "Intro to Chakra's Series" (phew, where does the time go????) I am currently working on a new series and can't wait to bring it to you but until then I love hearing from you guys so, please continue to post comments, ask questions - continue to let me know how this Chakra Series is affecting you and your life - continue to let me know of any changes and epiphanies you have...

Basically I'm saying - don't be a stranger  ~ stay in touch! 
xo, 
DawnMarie 

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