In case of imbalance, a person may deal with emotional issues like rage, lack of confidence, stress, possessiveness, fear, and moodiness. This chakra is the basis of balance and is characterized by love, affection, empathy, trust, and enthusiasm. The Anahata or the Heart Chakra is located in the heart region. By balancing this chakra, one will feel more dynamic, self-sufficient, productive, and centered. And on an emotional level, one might struggle with sadness, lack of self-esteem, anger, and obsessions.

An imbalance in the solar plexus chakra can manifest itself in the form of digestive problems, liver problems, or diabetes. It is identified by emotions like pride, anger, and aggression. The Manipura Chakra is positioned between the navel and the bottom of the rib cage, the area also known as the sacral plexus. When balanced, it makes one feel more lively, cheerful, optimistic, content, kind, and intuitive. If a person's sacral chakra is imbalanced, they may feel emotionally explosive and tense, sense a lack of enthusiasm and creativity, feel manipulative, or be obsessed with sexual thoughts. Its characteristics include the basic need for sexuality, creativity, and self-worth. The Svadhishthana Chakra is in the lower abdomen, about four fingers below the navel. However, when the root chakra is balanced, the person has more positive emotions and feels stable, confident, balanced, energetic, independent, and powerful. If this chakra is unbalanced, the person will feel unstable, ungrounded, lack ambition, lack purpose in life, fearful, anxious, and frustrated. It is responsible for the emotions of survival, stability, ambition, and self-sufficiency. The Muladhara Chakra is positioned at the base of the spine, between the anus and the genitals. If they get blocked, one may experience physical or emotional symptoms related to a particular chakra.Ī human body is made up of 114 different chakras, out of which only seven chakras have a significant role they are called the primary chakras. To function optimally, the chakras need to stay open or balanced. These wheels of spinning energy each are thought to correspond to specific nerve bundles and major organs. The word “chakra” is a Sanskrit word whose literal meaning is the “wheel.” It refers to the energy centers in our body. Many people don't truly understand what chakras are. The word “chakra” is being used very loosely lately. Happy thoughts equal high frequencies, and sad thoughts correspond to low frequencies. In a way, chakras work like the frequencies of the emotional body. When our energies are low, we feel depressed, anxious, and all the other negative feelings, and vice versa. You don’t need to believe in the chakras but it’s worth recognizing that there is more to you than flesh and blood and the chakras give us a way to categorize and label it. Their throat may feel closed, which also adversely affects hormones. Depending on whether they retain water or are dehydrated, they can either be overweight and have too much water in the aura and system or can be underweight and desiccated. On the other hand, people who have an unbalanced emotional body tend to be oversaturated, aggressive, obsessive, irrational, easily irritated, depressed, overly anxious, often with hopeless judgments of relationships or situations. The body neither retains water nor is over-dehydrated. Their hormones like cortisol, insulin, estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone are more balanced, their blood sugar is more regulated, the heartbeat is even, and blood pressure is balanced. People who have a balanced emotional body are inclusive, empathetic, honest, less or non-judgmental toward others, and kind. It includes the nervous system, hormones, touch, water release (in the form of tears), and water absorption (bloating from not being able to let go, feelings of lack, and trying to hold onto/control things too closely). It represents our feelings and relationship with our surroundings. The emotional body is known as the bridge between the physical and the mental body. While three of them seem intangible and transient, they have a physical presence. Many cultures believe that our bodies are made up of four different parts: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. The emotion code is an instrument that can help to release these emotions. These trapped emotions can manifest themselves in the form of acute pain and diseases.

A plausible explanation behind your chronic pain may be trapped emotions. They can't seem to find any medical reason behind it. Often people suffer from chronic pain where no amount of medication or therapy helps.

The emotion code chart