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Question about spinning the chakras clockwise.

WoadWarrior1 min to read

In the new awareness meditations it talks about spinning the chakras clockwise, but clockwise in orientation to what? From the top of your head? From the perspective of the funnel shape of the chakra? The chakras point in different directions so clockwise could easily be a different orientation for those that point up and those that point down and clockwise of course depends on the perspective your are visualizing from.

Is there a rule for what clockwise means for the chakras?

#1

Hello. The clockwise rotation would be the same irrespective of which perspective you approach or which direction they point towards (up or down). You may either visualize "seeing" the chakra from the top of your head and spin the funnel (if is the chrown chakra, that is), or visualize looking at yourself with the chakra spinning etc., or with lower chakras, from Heart chakra and down, I normally lower my head and try to move attention to the area where the chakra is and try to will it to spin, this may not necessarily be felt always but it is the attention and focus that matter.

The clockwise rotation involves spinning the chakra from left to right, as the second hand/needle on a clock (and the other hands) which always moves towards right, but of course far faster, as fast as you can visualize or will. If you have a pyramid-shaped object at hand you spin it clockwise, from left to right, in both "perspectives" (with the tip pointing either up or down), it would be exactly the same for the chakras.

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#2

This question as arised before.

For me, clockwise is clockwise, no matter the orientation because the chakra is fully dimensional when visualizing.

When I rotate my base chakra, for example, I perceive from the outside in (I am looking at my body and the chakra spinning). I can walk around my body and the chakra remains spinning clockwise (even though if I looked from beneath myself up, the base of the pyramid appears counterclockwise). The whole chakra is rotating clockwise.

#3

Please tell me, how does the heart chakra rotate? Does the upper part rotate one way and the lower part the other?

#4

And does the right clairaudience chakra rotate forward, while the left clairaudience chakra rotates backward?

#5
This is the targeted message.

so clockwise from the top of the vortex?

#6

Try with the thumb rule of electrical current where you make a fist with the extended thumb pointing to the apex of the pyramid. The rotation is in the direction from the base to the tips of your fingers. Makes sense and feels right.

#7

This is decent representation of what to visualize (of course separate but this contains both orientations of the chakras:

The pink pyramid represents the chakras facing up (base, sacral), and the cyan pyramid represents the chakras facing down (solar. throat, 6th and crown). This is a "front view" as if you would look at yourself. As you can see they are spinning clockwise, so you can visualize the said chakra as a pyramid filled with its color and spinning clockwise as in the representation above but a lot faster, as fast as you can visualize.

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Umun

I wrote hastily and forgot to mention that it is the right hand which is used in Maxwell's thumb rule that lets one determine the direction of the magnetic field around a straight wire while there's another explanation if it's a coil/solenoid and some other details that are not relevant here.

The chakras can spin in the opposite direction too, right? Also, in the merkaba meditation (I realize these pyramids are not representative of all the chakras, just the heart if any) they are spun in opposite directions.

Clockwise does feel more natural, like there's no resistance but in which scenarios would we want to have them spinning counter?

I apologise for the confusion.