Rosemary, Lemon, Eucalyptus. Improves circulation, immune system, varicose veins, prevents flu. Apply 3 times a day in the chest, wrists, ankles and shins. Can be used directly on the nostrils, cup your hands with one drop, cover your mouth, inhale and swallow the vapor. Avoid Eye contact.

Rosemary, Peppermint, Basil, Hellichrysm. Improves concentration and memory recommended for Alzheimer’s condition. Apply in temples and wrists 3 times a day. Avoid Eye contact.

WHAT BLOCKS A CHAKRA? Generally speaking, programming from childhood experiences and cultural values. A child who gets between his parents learns to shut out his bodily sensations. A child who is neglected shuts out his emotions second chakra. A culture that denies sexuality and promotes obedience to authority. Noise pollution, lies makes us shot 5 and 6 chakra. The pain of unrequited love teaches us to close our heart. Basically past pain, whatever is its source affects the healthy function of the chakras.

Chakra 1 Red: The Root Chakra
This chakra is located at the base of the spine and is related to our connection with the earth. Working with the root chakra and the color red can help ground the body, connecting us to our sense of security, stability and safety.

Chakra One; the right to Have. Second trimester to 9 months related to prenatal development. a child must feel safe and learn to trust.

Root Cedarwood, Vetiver Patchouli

Chakra 2 Orange: The Sacral Chakra
The sacral chakra is located 2-3 inches below the navel. This chakra is related to the reproductive system, kidneys and adrenals; also with sensuality, sexuality and pleasure. Working with the sacral chakra and the color orange can help us create a healthy balance between body and mind.

Chakra Two; the right to Feel. 18 months to 2 years. Begins with ages 1 and 2, experiencing emotions, exploration sensations through the senses, a child need to feel loved. Exploration of colors, sounds, textures, tastes.

Mandarin, Jasmine, Cinnamon

Chakra 3 Yellow: The Solar Plexus Chakra
The solar plexus chakra is located between the navel and the lower end of the sternum. The solar plexus can be imagined as our own personal sun. The healing properties of this chakra are connected with the pancreas, liver, digestive system and gallbladder, and with our ability to absorb nutrition. Working with the solar plexus chakra and the color yellow is said to encourage positive, empowered thinking and link us to our creativity, well-being, pleasure and abundance.

Chakra Three; the right to Act. 18 months to 3 years. A child is self centered; learning to experience his own power, healthy limitations bases on respect, rather than power-over parents and child.

Rosemary, Lemon

Chakra 4 Green: The Heart Chakra
The color green is associated with the heart chakra, which is also connected to our lungs and to the thymus gland, which is vitally important to our immune system. Working with the heart chakra and the color green can balance our energy and our nervous system; help our minds focus; connect us to compassion, regeneration and empowerment; and lift our mood.

Chakra Four; the right to love and be loved. 3 to 6 years. The child begins to develop his relationship with the family and the larger world. (terrible two’s).

Geranium, Rosewood

Chakra 5 Blue: The Throat Chakra
The throat chakra acts as a channel connecting the heart and the mind. This chakra is associated with the thyroid and the parathyroid glands, which aid in regulating metabolism. Working with the throat chakra and the color blue can help us express ourselves peacefully and truthfully, freeing the voice to be an instrument of healing (in words or song).

Chakra Five; the right to speak and hear truth. 6 to 10 years; earlier development leading to self expression, important to support creativity.

Eucalyptus,  Roman Chamomile

Chakra 6 Indigo: The Third-Eye Chakra
The third-eye chakra is our seat of intuition and wisdom, located between the eyebrows. Meditation can be an excellent way to develop the third-eye’s ability to “see within.” This chakra is also associated with the pituitary gland, the body’s master gland, and with the pineal gland, which is linked to our cycles of sleeping and waking. Working with the third-eye chakra and the color indigo can help us develop self-esteem, inner peace, discernment, intuition, wisdom, clarity and happiness.

Chakra Six; the right to See. Seven to 12.the child begins to form his internal picture of himself and the world, develop psychic   sensitivities. Games like what is? Helps to develop this ability.

 Myrrh,
Ylang-Ylang

Chakra 7 Violet: The Crown Chakra
The crown chakra is located at the top of the head. This chakra is related to the pineal gland in the brain. This gland is sensitive to light and produces neurohormones like melatonin that help regulate our sleep cycles. The crown chakra also bridges the right and left hemispheres of the brain. Working with the crown chakra and the color violet can stimulate dream activity, clarify our thinking and help us connect.

Chakra Seven; The right to Know. 12 and up. Engage the pursuit of knowledge, a period of spiritual exploration. Teaching a child to think for himself.

Crown Frankincense, Nag Champa