How Chakras Relate to the Nervous System + Your FAQ

SURPRISE!! I've got a bonus episode for you this week. I'm going to explore three of the most commonly asked questions I hear from students about the chakras — especially how they relate to the nervous system, your fascia, and lived experience. 🔹 Are the chakras literal locations, archetypes, developmental stages — or all three? 🔹 Do chakras actually open and close? 🔹 What's the relationship between chakra patterns and nervous system regulation? If you've ever wondered how these energy centers show up in your posture, behavior, and emotions — this quick breakdown will connect the dots between yogic wisdom and modern science in a way that's practical and embodied. I'll also share my favorite metaphor for understanding the chakras, and why we need to stop treating them like a spiritual report card. 🌈 Discover your dominant chakra with my FREE dominant chakra test => 📱Book a Free Clarity Call => FREE Practice: Chakra Hatha Yoga | YOGA TO ALIGN & BALANCE YOUR CHAKRAS Relevant Blog: Crystals For Chakras: Unlock Your Energy and Balance Relevant to Today's Episode: 📚 Healing with Somatic Yoga Book 🔮 300-hour Online Yoga Teacher Training 💖 Uplifted Membership 💫 Somatic Certification 🎧 Also Listen to: – Unlocking the Secrets of Chakras: Lower Chakra Symbols Explained – Unlocking the Secrets of Chakras: Upper Chakra Symbols Explained © 2026 Uplifted Yoga | BrettLarkin.com

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How Chakras Relate to the Nervous System + Your FAQ is an episode from Sivana Podcast: Eastern Spirituality, Yoga Philosophy, and Conscious Living by Brett Larkin.

This episode is 15:21 long.

This episode was published on Jan 23, 2026.

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