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Heart Chakra

Color:  Green
Effects:  Brings peace and understanding
Scents:  Rose, Rosewood, Bergamot and Jasmine
Note:  F# 
Element:  Air
Connection:  Center of compassion, healing, nurturing
Influenced:  Heart, lungs, immune system (thymus and lymph glands)
This chakra affects the touch and is associated with the Heart, upper back, rib cage, chest, skin, circulatory system, lower lungs and abdominal cavity.
If this chakra IS in harmony one will freely give of self. In combination with other chakras, leads the way to understanding "Divine Love." One is aware of the unity of all life.
If NOT in harmony, one will not give love with sincerity. Looks for rewards and cannot accept love given by others.
Green Quartz, Aventurine, Dioptase, Green Tourmaline, Chrysocolla, Peridot, Variscite, Watermelon Tourmaline and Ruby are just a few that can assist in the heart chakra area.
Pink stones used for the Higher Heart Chakra, such as Rose Quartz, Kunzite, Morganite and Danburite can be used here as well.

Created by Kristi26293 points . Last Modification: Wednesday 20 of May, 2009 15:29:32 EDT by Kristi26293 points . (Version 5)

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