Delcia's Blog

Welcome to my blog where I intend to share with you anything interesting about Chakra Psychology - both my own journey and experiences and what is happening with my courses.

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  1. Donald Trump and the Chakras
     
    What a topic you may ask!  The following is written very much tongue in cheek.
     
    I’ve been wondering about what it would be like if I were Donald Trump and I were meditating on my Chakras.  At my Root I would definitely feel I had a right to be in the world, at my Sacral I would see myself as totally sexually irresistible to women, at my Solar Plexus I would experience myself as so sure of my self-worth there would be absolutely no doubt about it, at my Heart – I’m not so sure – seems a bit blank here -  at my Throat chakra I have strong energy for communicating but maybe the content is limited because ... mmm ... well – there seemed to be a blank below in the Heart.  At the Brow there lots of vision for a ‘Great America’ but do I know how easy it is to be deluded in this chakra?  and at the Crown – well seeing as I am a demi-god already I don’t need to develop myself spiritually.
     
    Help!!

  2. The Olympics and Chakras ...
     
    I've been pondering on the relationship between the amazing accomplishments of the Olympians and their Chakra systems.  I've come to the conclusion that their chakras must be incredibly strong and balanced in order to produce the energy required.  Here are some of my thoughts - I'd be interested to hear any of yours:


    Root:  The are physically at their peak - all physiological systems are functioning at their highest potential. They have to be well grounded.

    Sacral:  Movement and flow are essential in all the sports, plus a huge desire to win and great pleasure at achieving.

    Solar Plexus:  Belief in the self and taking one's personal power is intrinsic to sporting success.
    Heart:  They have to absolutely love what they are doing (how else could they make the sacrifices necessary to reach the levels they do?)
    Throat:  They have to speak to the media often straight after their event - my goodness!  Many great sports people speak several languages too.
    Brow:  Having a vision of winning, often from a very young age, is key to their success.  They also visualise their race or event before performing it.
    Crown:  They have to believe in something bigger than themselves.  A sense of the spiritual is evident often - many look heavenwards/ thank God/wear a  talisman, kiss the ground.

    How about each of us develops our own 'inner Olympian'!


    How about each of us develops our own 'inner Olympian'