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Seven chakras link with the physical body


Apr 6, 2014 in 10:52 end asset-header

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olegmatveev to Link the seven chakras with
the organs of the physical body

Seven major centers of consciousness (chakras) are linked with


different organs of the physical body. For example, there is a line of
endocrine glands that produce hormones with 7-akrovoj system.
Thus, human consciousness through the chakras, the endocrine
glands and hormones can regulate the activities of the body.
Gerber writes: "endocrine glands are part of the powerful control
system, which affects the body, starting at the level of the cell, gene
activation, right down to the functions of the nervous system.
Chakras are, thus, able to influence our mood and behavior through
hormonal influence on the activities of the brain ".
Richard Gerber "Vibratory medicine" (Richard Gerber. Vibrational
Medicine)
Gland
Gland (gland)-animal and human organ that produces and secretes
specific Ma tion (secrets), participating in the physiological
processes of the body. There are ekzokrinnye, endocrine and mixed
glands. Ekzokrinnye and most of the endocrine glands develop as
derivatives of epithelial tissues.
The endocrine system
Endocrine system (Endocrine system)-a set of glands, tissues and
other bodies involved in the regulation and coordination of the major
forms of life through the available blood-borne substances glands
Endocrine gland(Endocrine glands)-iron, a ductless and highlights
produced by the substance (inkrety) directly into the blood or lymph.
The endocrine glands include:
Pituitary gland (6), (7) pineal gland, thyroid, parathyroid glands (5),
thymus and thymus (thymus) (4), adrenal glands (1),
vnutrisekretornye (3) pancreatic divisions
and sexual glands (2).
Hormone
Hormone (from the Greek. Hormao-stir)-biological active substance
produced in the body by the specialized cells, tissues or organs and
providing meaningful effect on the activities of the other organs and
tissues. Hormones involved in all processes of growth, development,
reproduction and metabolism

01. Muladhara chakra


Hormonal glands in the body associated with the root chakra:
gonads and adrenal glands.
Adrenal Glands
The adrenal glands are paired endocrine glands, adjacent to the upper
ends of the kidneys. The adrenal glands are composed of external
(cortical) layer and an inner (cerebral) layers.
In the cortex layer hormones that affect mineral and carbohydrate
exchanges, Defense reactions of the body and health of your
muscles.
The adrenal glands produce hormones, catecholamines, adrenaline:
corticosteroids, norepinephrine
The organs of the body associated with the chakra:
-"solid" organs of the body, the spinal column, skeleton, bones, teeth
and nails.
-Selection Bodies-anus, rectum, intestines.
-Reproductive and reproductive organs-prostatic gland and the
gonads. As well as blood and cell structure.
Bone system
Skeletal system-a complex of connective tissues, the main of which
is the bone. Skeletal system functions: shape-forming, motor,
protective, anchor, hematopoietic, zapasau. Skeletal system is a
passive part of the musculoskeletal system
Excretory system
Secretory (excretory) system-a set of organs, removes from the body
to the outside environment excess water, the end products of
metabolism, salts and poisonous substances in the organism or
resulting in it
Reproductive system
Reproductive system (sex)-a complex of organs and systems, which
are involved in the production of sexual products, ensure the process
of fertilization, contribute to human reproduction. Female genitals
Female reproductive system-a set of women's domestic and external
genital organs in the pelvic area, between the rectum and the bladder,
in the lower part of the abdomen.
Internal female sexual organs are the ovaries, the fallopian tubes, the
uterus and the vagina; external-major and minor labia, vestibule of

the vagina and the clitoris. Male reproductive system


Male reproductive system-a set of male internal and external genital
organs, located in the lower part of the abdominal cavity and the
outside of the abdomen. Male sex organs are the penis and sexual
glands: semennikami, semvynosimi ducts, prostate and seed
bubbles.
The part of the brain: reptilnyj brain
Ancient brain (brain, brain reptilnyj, reptilian)-a group of neural
structures, forming the "ground floor" of the human brain and the
first phase of the development of the brain in phylogeny to reptiles.
Brainstem
The brain (LAT. Truncus cerebri) is evolutionarily the most ancient
part of the brain, located between the spinal cord and the
hemispheres forebrain. The brain is composed of:
-from the intermediate brain;
-from the middle of the brain, including the brain stem and disc
cover;
-from the back of the brain, including the bridge and the cerebellum;
and
-from the medulla oblongata
02. the Svadhisth chakra
Hormonal glands in the body associated with the chakra: gonadsovaries, testicles, prostate and lymphatic system.
Sexual glandss
Gonads (sexual glands, from the Greek. Gone is the spawning,
gono-derived)-gland, which produces sex cells. The sex glands have
the function of internal and external secretions.
The lymphatic system
The lymphatic system (Lymphatic system) network of lymphatic
capillaries and blood vessels, which in the body moves the lymph.
The lymphatic system helps to remove excess tissue fluid in the.
Lymph glands
Lymph gland-located along the lymphatic glands, in which the
lymph are filtered out bacteria and foreign particles, which are then
poirats by phagocytes. The lymph glands are lymphocytes
circulating in the blood and lymph
The organs of the body associated with the chakra: pelvis, kidneys,
gallbladder, muscles, lymph and fluid in the body.

ffektorna system
ffektorna system-system of the body, including the motor system
and executive organs and tissues: muscles, glands, etc.
The part of the brain: paleomammalieskij brain (the limbic system,
the brain of a mammal, visceral brain)
The limbic system (from Latin limbus-border)-a set of several brain
structures. Involved in the regulation of the functions of internal
organs, sense of smell, instinctive behaviors, emotions, memory,
sleeping, waking, etc.
Includes:
-the olfactory bulb (bulbus Olfactorius)
-olfactory tract (Tractus bulbus)
-olfactory triangle
-front prodyrvlennoe substance (Substantia perforata)
-belt gyrus (Gyrus's Cinguli) (eng Cingulate gyrus's): autonomous
function regulation of heart rate and blood pressure
-paragippokampalna gyrus (Gyrus's hippocampi)
-Cog gyrus (Gyrus's dentatus)
-the hippocampus (Hippocampus): required for the formation of
long-term memory
-amygdala (Corpus amygdaloideum) (eng Amygdala): aggression
and caution
-the hypothalamus (Hypothalamus): regulates the autonomic nervous
system via hormone, regulates blood pressure and heart rate, hunger,
thirst, sexual desire, the cycle of sleep and wake-up
-soscevidnoe body (Corpus Mamillare) (eng body Mammilary):
important for memory formation
-reticular formation of the midbrain
03. Manipura chakra
Hormonal glands in the body associated with the chakra: pancreas
and adrenal glands.
The pancreas
Pancreas: digestive and endocrine gland. Is available to all
vertebrates except Lampreys found, miksin and other primitive
vertebrates. Elongated shape, the shape resembles a bunch of grapes.
Structure. In human pancreas weighs from 80 to 90 g, located along
the back wall of the abdominal cavity and consists of several
sections: head, neck, body and tail. Head to the right, in the curve of

the duodenum, part of the small intestine, and downward, while the
rest of the gland lies horizontally and ends near the spleen. The
pancreas consists of two types of fabrics that perform very different
functions. The pancreatic tissue consists of small ACINI-segments,
each of which has its outlet flow. These smaller ducts merge into
larger ones, in turn, flowing into the virsungiev duct-the main
excretory duct of the pancreas. The portion is almost entirely
composed of cells secreting pancreatic juice (pancreatic juice, from
LAT. pancreas-pancreas). Pancreatic juice containing digestive
enzymes. Small portions of the output channels it goes into the main
duct, which drains into the duodenum. The main pancreatic duct is
located near the common bile duct and connects with it before
flowing into the duodenum. Int slices are sprinkled numerous groups
of cells, do not have a ductless, so-called islets of Langerhans. Use
the cells secrete the hormones insulin and glucagon.
Function. The pancreas is both endocrine and exocrine functions, i.e.
carries out internal and external secretion. kzokrinna function of
the gland is involved in digestion
Endocrine function. The islets of Langerhans are functioning as
endocrine glands (endocrine gland), highlighting directly into the
bloodstream glucagon and insulin-regulating hormones, the
metabolism of carbohydrates. These hormones have the opposite
effect: glucagon increases, and insulin lowers blood sugar levels.
The organs of the body associated with the chakra: respiratory
system and digestive system, diaphragm, stomach, pancreas, liver,
spleen, gall bladder, small intestine, suprarenal glands, the lower
back and the sympathetic nervous system.
The respiratory system
Respiratory system-a set of specialized organs and tissues that
provide:
-1-intake of oxygen from the environment;
-2-use it in biological oxidation; and
-3-removal of oxidation product from the body (carbon dioxide).
Human respiratory system consists of a pair of lungs in the thoracic
cavity, multiple air sacs and tubes connecting them to the ambient
air.
Digestive system
Digestive system-a set of digestive organs and related digestive

glands, the individual elements of the circulatory and nervous


systems involved in the process of Mechano-chemical
decomposition of food, and also in the intake of nutrients and
removal of unwanted metabolites from the body
The part of the brain: neomammalieskij brain (right and left
hemisphere) cortex (cortex) thinking brain
04. Anahata chakra
Hormonal glands in the body associated with the chakra: thymus.
Thymus gland
Thymus gland (RIS; thymus; Thymus)-vertebrates-the central organ
of the immune system. In most mammals, the thymus gland is made
up of 2-3 lobes, divided into smaller segments. Thymus gland is
located in the middle of the chest cavity.
It stimulates the development of t ("timusnyh") is a cell in its own
tissue, and in lymphoid tissue of other parts of the body. T-cells
"attack" in the organism of alien substances, have control over the
development of antibodies against disease-causing agents that affect
other protective reaction of the organism.
The organs of the body associated with the chakra: heart,
circulatory system, lungs, immune system, upper back, and chest.
The circulatory system
Circulatory system-a set of circulating fluid (blood), a network of
blood vessels, the sokratimogo organ (heart) and the blood.
The human circulatory system closed.
The immune system
The immune system-the body's system, which detects, processes and
eliminates the alien body and substance. Immune system includes:
red bone marrow, spleen, lymph nodes, lymphoid tissue clumps
along the digestive and respiratory systems, etc.
05. Viuddha chakra
Hormonal glands in the body associated with the chakra: thyroid
and parathyroid glands.
The thyroid gland
The thyroid gland (Thyroid gland)-mismatched endocrine gland
located in the neck at the front of the larynx and consists of two
segments. The thyroid gland secretes iodosoderaie hormones.
Produced by hormones (thyroid hormones) affect reproduction,
growth, differentiation and tissue metabolism. The main function of

the thyroid gland in humans regulation of metabolic processes,


including the sloroda and the consumption of energy in the cells.
Increase the amount of thyroid hormone metabolism; deficiency
causes it to slow down.
Parathyroid gland
The parathyroid glands (parathyroid glands) are two pairs of small
endocrine glands located at the person on the back surface of the
lateral lobes of the thyroid gland. Allocated to them in blood
hormone-parathyroid, parathyroid hormone or is a protein
consisting of 84 amino acid residues, connected in a chain. The
function of these glands is to maintain virtually constant, normal
levels of calcium in the blood, despite fluctuations in income it with
food.
The organs of the body associated with the chakra: throat, neck, the
vocal cords and the tops of the jaw, lungs, ears, muscles and nerves
06. Agnya chakra
Hormonal glands in the body associated with the chakra: pituitary
gland, associated with the hypothalamus.
The Pituitary Gland
Pituitary gland (pituitarna iron; brain-appendage; LAT. Hypophysis;
LAT. Glandula pituitaria):
-endocrine gland of reddish-brown color, located at the base of the
brain. The pituitary gland is divided into two fractions:
-glandular portion (adenogipofiz); and
-nervous share (nejrogipofiz).
Hormones of the hypothalamus are preemptive effect on growth,
metabolism and reproduction.
Pituitary hormones are: pain hormones, growth hormone and
vasopressin. The pituitary gland have preemptive effect on growth,
development, metabolism, regulates other endocrine glands.
The Hypothalamus
The hypothalamus (the hypothalamic region; hypothalamus;
podbugrova region
LAT. Hypothalamus; from the Greek. Hypo-"turn" +
Thalamos-"inner rooms")-a division of diencephalon:
-located inferiorly from the thalamus, the gipotalamicescoy Groove;
-formed by accumulation of neuro-secretory cells
Three out of focus in the hypothalamus demarcated area of cores:

front, middle and back.


Hypothalamus:
-has a developed system of afferent and efferent pathways;
-controls the endocrine glands;
-participates in the regulation of homeostasis and function of
reproduction.
The Thalamus
Thalamus (optical Hill; LAT. Thalamus; the Greek. Thalamosinternal Chamber ") is the main Division of the diencephalon, a
cluster of grey matter medium-lateral ventricle. The thalamus is the
optic Knoll with the second pair of optic nerves.
The thalamus receives all kinds of impulses of sensitivity and
transmits them to the reliability of large hemispheres, as well as
other entities of the central nervous system.
Distinguish:
-ventral thalamus, consisting of the medial, ventrolateral and rear
engine; and
-dorsal thalamus, which includes front, media production, dorsalnoe
and other cores.
Metathalamus
Pretectum (abroad I) is part of the diencephalon, which are:
-lateral geniculate nucleus, placed under the pillow of the thalamus
and has an irregular rounded shape; and
-medial kolenatoe body that sits between the upper mound
etveroholmi optic and pillow Hill.
The organs of the body associated with the chakra: the brain and all
its components, the central nervous system, face, eyes, ears, nose,
sinuses.
The nervous system
Nervous system ("Nervous system; from the Greek.Neuron-nerve +
Systema-connection)-the hierarchical structure of nerve lesions in
humans and vertebrate animals, through the work of which provides:
-contacts with the outside world;
-implementation of goals;
-coordination of the work of the internal organs;
-a complete adaptation of organism.
As the main structural and functional element of the nervous system
is the neuron.

Types of nervous system are:


-central nervous system;
-peripheral nervous system;
-Peripheral Division of the autonomic nervous system.
07. Sahasrara chakra
Hormonal glands in the body associated with the chakra: pineal
gland (pineal, or pinealna of iron), is associated with the
pitalamusom.
Epithalamus
Epithalamus (LAT. Epithalamus) is part of the diencephalon,
consisting of:
-of the pineal body;
-from the back spikes; and
-core bridle connecting the pineal gland with the intermediate brain.
Kernel bridles on both sides are joined by soldering comissura
habenularum above the posterior commissure of brain
Pineal Gland
Pineal body (Epiphysis; pineal gland of the brain; Pinealna of iron;
Pineal gland; The pineal body; LAT. Corpus pineale; LAT. Glandula
pinealis; LAT. Epiphysis cerebri)-endocrine gland, located in a
shallow sulcus separating from each other the top roof hillocks
midbrain. Outside of the pineal body is covered by a connective
tissue capsule that contains a large number of anastomoziruih each
other blood vessels.
Pineal body consists of:
-small cells with a small amount of cytoplasm, and dark nuclei; and
-light cells with many nuclei and cytoplasm, developing into the
blood stream the hormones serotonin and melatonin.
Pineal body cells secrete substances:
-inhibit the activity of the pituitary gland until puberty; as well as the
-participating in the fine regulation of most types of metabolism.
The physiology of the pineal gland has not been thoroughly
researched, mainly due to the small size, characteristics and location
of a plurality of functional linkages with the intermediate brain,
endocrine glands and other organs.
Human activities have a pineal gland associated phenomena such as
the body's circadian rhythm disturbance in connection with flight
through multiple time zones, sleep disorders and, probably, "winter

depression".
A person with hypothyroidism Epiphysis (Pelicci syndrome) is the
most pronounced change in the premature development of sexual
organs and secondary sexual characteristics, while hyperthyroidism
is the maturation of sexual glands and secondary sexual
characteristics.
In which living beings, pinealna and parapinealna gland
functioning as perceiving light, or "third eye", they are able to
distinguish only varying degrees of light, rather than Visual images.
In this capacity, they can identify certain forms of conduct, such as
the vertical migration of fish depending on the change of day and
night.
The organs of the body associated with the chakra: the brain.
Brain
The brain (Brain; LAT.Encephalon; LAT.Cerebrum)-a division of the
central nervous system of humans and other vertebrates:
-Managing behavioural reactions and functions of the body;
-regulating and controlling the body's relationship to the
environment;
-located in the cranial cavity;
-consisting of a large brain and brainstem.
Diencephalon
Diencephalon (LAT. Dienctphalon) is located at the top of the barrel
between the brain and the large hemispheres. It consists of the
thalamus (spotting cusps), hypothalamus (podbugrova part) and
epithalamus (nadbugrova part). Cavity diencephalon is the third
cerebral ventricle. From the diencephalon departs 2nd pair of cranial
nerves. The hypothalamus is gland-endocrine pituitary and pineal
gland-pitalamusom. In the depths of the white brain matter is the
large number of nuclei of gray matter.
Diencephalon participates in the vegetative functions, as well as
sleep, memory, mental reactions.
PS
Cootvetsvie of physical tiela and chakras comes from ledger Cindy
Dale "chakra. 32 Energy Center man. "
Information on the organs of the human body is taken from
http://www.glossary.ru

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