In many energy-based wellness traditions, the human body is understood to contain seven primary energy centres known as chakras. These centres have been referenced for thousands of years in Eastern philosophies, including Ayurvedic and yogic systems, and are increasingly recognised in modern holistic frameworks as symbolic gateways for energetic flow and personal awareness.

Chakras are often described as energetic processing hubs—each associated with specific qualities such as grounding, creativity, communication, love, and insight. While not physically measurable, they serve as useful metaphors for understanding how energy may move through different layers of the human experience: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.

Some practitioners report being able to sense or intuit the state of these energy centres during wellness sessions. While such perceptions are subjective and not diagnostic, they may offer valuable insights into a client’s energetic landscape when used within a supportive and non-invasive framework.

Each chakra is said to resonate with a particular frequency or theme, and together they form a dynamic system of interaction. These energies are thought to integrate across multiple layers of expression—much like tuning into different radio frequencies, each carrying its own signal yet coexisting within the same field.

Chakra Groupings

The seven chakras are often grouped into three broad categories:

• Higher Chakras: Associated with spiritual awareness, intuition, and mental clarity
• Middle Chakra: The heart centre, often seen as the bridge between physical and spiritual realms
• Lower Chakras: Linked to physical vitality, grounding, and emotional stability

Balancing these centres is not about achieving perfection, but about fostering harmony and coherence across the energetic system. The e-Lybra system offers tools to explore these patterns symbolically, supporting practitioners in their intention to promote holistic wellbeing.

The Higher Chakras

The higher chakras are often associated with expanded awareness, cognitive clarity, and expressive communication. These centres are symbolically linked to our connection with universal consciousness, intuitive insight, and the ability to articulate inner truth.

Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)

Located at the top of the head, the crown chakra is traditionally seen as a gateway to spiritual awareness and higher states of consciousness. Symbolically, it represents unity, transcendence, and connection to the infinite. When this centre is harmonized, individuals may feel a sense of inner peace and expanded perspective. Energetic disharmony here may be associated with feelings of disconnection or confusion.

Brow Chakra (Ajna / Third Eye)

Situated between the eyebrows, the brow chakra is often linked to intuition, imagination, and inner vision. It is considered the symbolic seat of insight and discernment. When balanced, it may support clear thinking and intuitive awareness. Energetic imbalances may manifest as difficulty focusing, disrupted sleep rhythms, or emotional fatigue.

Throat Chakra (Vishuddha)

Located at the throat, this chakra is traditionally associated with communication, self-expression, and authenticity. When in harmony, individuals may feel empowered to speak their truth and engage in meaningful dialogue. Energetic disharmony may be reflected in hesitancy, emotional suppression, or discomfort in verbal expression.

The Middle Chakra

Heart Chakra (Anahata)

Positioned at the centre of the chest, the heart chakra is often seen as the bridge between the physical and spiritual realms. It symbolizes love, compassion, and relational harmony. When balanced, individuals may experience a sense of connection to themselves, others, and the natural world. Energetic disharmony may be associated with emotional withdrawal or difficulty in forming empathetic relationships.

The Lower Chakras

The lower chakras are traditionally associated with foundational aspects of human experience—such as physical vitality, emotional resilience, creativity, and grounded presence. These centres are often seen as the energetic anchors that support our ability to navigate daily life with clarity and purpose.

Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura)

Located in the upper abdomen, the solar plexus chakra is symbolically linked to personal power, confidence, and emotional stability. When harmonized, individuals may feel a strong sense of identity and inner resolve. Energetic disharmony may be associated with fluctuating emotions or diminished self-assurance.

Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana)

Situated just below the navel, the sacral chakra is often described as the centre of creativity, sensuality, and emotional flow. When balanced, it may support intuitive expression and passionate engagement with life. Energetic imbalances may be reflected in emotional suppression, disconnection, or overstimulation.

Base Chakra (Muladhara)

Located at the base of the spine, the root chakra is traditionally associated with grounding, survival instincts, and physical stability. When in harmony, individuals may feel secure, present, and connected to the earth. Energetic disharmony may be experienced as restlessness, anxiety, or a lack of rootedness.

Understanding Chakra Imbalances

Chakras are often described as dynamic energy centres that respond to our thoughts, emotions, and life experiences. In symbolic terms, they may become energetically “closed,” “overactive,” or “distorted”—reflecting shifts in how we engage with ourselves and the world around us.

Energetic Closure

Symbolic closure of a chakra may reflect a protective response to emotional stress. For example, someone navigating a difficult relationship may feel emotionally guarded, which could be interpreted as a closed heart centre. Similarly, individuals who feel unheard or criticised may suppress their voice—symbolically linked to the throat chakra. These patterns are not diagnoses, but metaphors that help practitioners explore energetic themes with compassion and care.

Overactivity & Energetic Overload

Chakras may also become energetically overstimulated. A person who speaks excessively may be expressing a hyperactive throat centre, while difficulty sleeping due to racing thoughts may reflect heightened activity in the brow chakra. Practices such as meditation, breathwork, and resonance-based systems like e-Lybra may help support energetic regulation and coherence.

Energetic Distortion

Certain lifestyle choices—including substance use or prolonged stress—may be associated with symbolic disruption in the chakra system. These distortions are not medical conditions, but metaphors for how energy may feel scattered or fragmented. Some practitioners use the e-Lybra system to present resonance patterns that support energetic reorganization and clarity.

While anecdotal reports suggest that some wellness centres have explored e-Lybra in supportive settings, including addiction recovery, these applications are not clinical treatments and should not be interpreted as substitutes for professional care. The system is designed to support energetic coherence—not to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.

Energetic Sensitivity & Symbolic Damage

In some energy-based traditions, it is believed that chakras can be affected by intense external influences—such as emotional trauma, environmental stress, or interpersonal dynamics. While these effects are symbolic rather than clinical, they offer a useful framework for understanding how energy may feel disrupted or depleted.

Some practitioners describe individuals with dense or turbulent energy fields as having a noticeable impact on others—especially in close proximity. Similarly, exposure to intense emotions such as anger, jealousy, or grief may be interpreted as contributing to energetic imbalance. These interpretations are metaphoric and are not intended as diagnoses or factual claims.

Protective Fields & Symbolic Breaches

Each chakra is said to be surrounded by a subtle protective field—like a castle wall that helps filter incoming energy. When this symbolic barrier is overwhelmed, practitioners may describe it as a breach, allowing low-frequency patterns to enter or high-frequency energy to dissipate. This metaphor helps illustrate how individuals may feel energetically drained or emotionally vulnerable in certain environments.

Supporting Energetic Coherence

The e-Lybra 9 System includes protocols designed to present resonance patterns that may support the symbolic integrity of the chakra system and auric field. These patterns are not remedies in a medical sense, but rather energetic prompts that may encourage the body’s natural capacity for coherence and reorganization.

Practitioners may use the system to explore themes of energetic balance, resilience, and integration—whether for general wellbeing or in response to perceived energetic disruption. These applications are intended to support holistic awareness and are not substitutes for professional healthcare or psychological support.