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How to work with the chakra centers to heal unresolved psychic wounds - Reveals how psychic injuries become lodged within the energy body - Links one major developmental stage with each major chakra - Provides a detailed guide to healing and clearing the tensions each chakra holds The chakra system identifies eight centers in the psycho-anatomy of humans, each one associated with a different part of the physical or energy body. Susan J. Wright, a practicing shaman and Gestalt psychotherapist, uses her own life journey to show that each chakra also is linked to a different stage of emotional and spiritual development. In The Chakras in Shamanic Practice, she identifies eight key developmental stages of life, from birth to old age/death. Each of these life stages has various developmental challenges and potential traumatic events that will likely occur and affect the health and well-being of the individual. Wright explains that life traumas experienced in particular developmental stages become lodged within the energy body as they cling to their corresponding chakra. By identifying and working with the chakra involved, a doorway can be opened to a world of transformative images, all

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Author
Wright, Susan Jane
Publisher
Inner Traditions / Bear & Company;Destiny Books
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9781594771842
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Body Mind & Spirit, Self Help, Religion
Updated
2026-03-24

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