Apr 6, 2021
Sex, Fear and Self-Expression - Second Chakra Energies
We talk about how the second and fifth chakras are intrinsically linked, why your mother's sense of self can affect how you relate to feeling safe, and how these areas have a significant influence on how you relate to the energies of sex, fear, and self-expression. Enjoy!
Season 2 Episode 3
Why do we as a culture have a hard time asking for what we want, especially sex? The emotional energies of sex, fear, and self-expression are involved and have a lot to do with the second chakra. Understanding these energies can help us understand how we deal with anxiety, judgment, and being sacred to our bodies.
My mentor termed S.E.X. as Soul Energy eXchange because people share energies as well as their physical bodies. Even though these energies are all intertwined, our society exacerbates these components of our energy field, especially in how sex is portrayed in modern society. Traditionally, women haven’t been able to express their sexual desires. Women allowing themselves to have and express their own sexual desires would reduce the judgment women put on themselves due to conditioned thinking and societal pressure.
Second and Fifth Chakra Links
The second chakra is also the source of your creative energy, which is why artists are regarded as on the fringe of society. Creativity fuels our culture and imagination but is not fully embraced in our society.
Your second and fifth chakras are intrinsically linked, energetically speaking. This affects how we put ourselves out there in the world. If one or the other of these chakras is compromised, the alternate chakra struggles to maintain a healthy energy flow.
Mimicking Your Mother’s Energy
Much of how you feel about self-safety relates back to how safe your mother felt in her body because children will try and mimic her energy whether or not you are male or female. An individual who misunderstands that energy can mistake themself and their own sense of desires. This then affects how they see themselves and how they look for affection later in life.
Balance Exercise
Rub your hands together, and place one hand on your throat and one on your pelvic bones above your genitals. Take a few deep breaths and notice how you feel these two areas connect. Now switch the top hand for the bottom hand and feel the subtle energetic changes. Next, move your lower hand to above your tailbone, and feel the energy link between them. That can dislodge the fear you hold in your intestines. Now take your hand in the front of your throat and place it on the back of the neck and repeat the energy link. Sit with these for a few minutes and notice energy moving.
Final thoughts…
Balancing out our sexual energy can help to compensate for the other energy irregularities in our life. We can take the most significant action to balance out second chakra energy for us and others to stop judging ourselves, others, and what each individual desires from our second chakra. Judging others' sexual preferences and desires limits our sense of self to a degree. See where and how you judge sex and see how that reflects on yourself.
Resources
Learn how to clear out your own chakras in real-time during a session with me! My clients have found this to be a beneficial practice for the spleen, throat, or liver area as well. This can help balance your empathic receivers, self-expression, and the effects that family and upbringing can have on our systems.
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