These four transformative chakra alignment programs are intended to help you illuminate your exploration of the body’s energy centers. Explore the chakra healing gift set while chanting through the chakras with Layne Redmond. Tune into Caroline Myss's chakra meditation music to support chakra alignment.
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"Healing is not as difficult as you might think. It requires nothing more than what you would give any friend: attention, understanding, compassion, and love." — QiGong Instructor Lee Holden
Wim Hof on His Method and His MissionA Personal Letter from Pema Chödrön
Dear friends, We are, by our very nature, vulnerable beings. We resist that which makes us uncomfortable, and when faced with feelings of vulnerability—whether from loss, fear, or self-criticism—we automatically put up barriers. But we cannot ever truly avoid feeling vulnerable—it’s part of the human experience. By getting comfortable with feeling uncomfortable, however, we can work toward taming the one thing that causes the most suffering—the mind. In the Buddhist Contemplative Tradition, we are taught that our fundamental state of being is one where we are wide open, awake, and possessing an immense capacity for love.“You can only go into the unknown when you have made friends with yourself.” —Pema Chödrön
And that as you begin to unravel your habitual patterns—fear of vulnerability, aversion to discomfort, nagging self-criticism—you will open yourself up and experience your true nature filled with limitless potential.
Pema Chödrön 
