Hugo Tobar speaks about the psychology of the chakras. More information at: https://www.nkinstitute.com.au

1. Psychology of the Chakras

2. What is Kinesiology?

3. What is Kinesiology?

4. What is Kinesiology?

5. What is Kinesiology?

6. Psychology of the Chakras

7. Psychology of the Chakras

8. Psychology of the Chakras
• Chakras are commonly referred to as
‘Energy Centres’
• Chakras are where people can exchange
energy
• Chakras can also transduce energy
between different ‘layers’
• Chakras are a part of our ‘energetic’
Anatomy and Physiology

9. Psychology of the Chakras
• Our energetic anatomy is made up of the
following structures:
– Chakras
– Aura
– Meridians
– Nadis
– Etheric webbing

10. Psychology of the Chakras
• Our physical body has blood that
distributes nutrients and removes waste
from our physical structures
• Our energetic body distributes prana (chi)
to our energetic and physical structures
• ‘Negative’ energies are also removed as
an ‘energetic’ waste

11. Psychology of the Chakras
• In our physical body waste is removed by:
– Liver
– Kidneys
– Lungs
– Intestines
– Skin
• In our energetic body waste is removed
where it exists but depends on psycho-
spiritual dependencies (samskaras or
karma)

12. Psychology of the Chakras
• Chakras are the ‘organs’ of the energetic
anatomy
• Different physical organs have different
functions and produce different molecules
such as hormones and enzymes, such as:
– Pancreas (Blood sugar hormones & digestive
enzymes)
– Thymus (mature T cells)
– Thyroid (calcium homeostasis and T3)
– Etc.

13. Psychology of the Chakras
• Chakras work with energy such as ‘prana’
• Different chakras work with different types
of energy such as:
– Base chakra (security and identity)
– Sacral chakra (pleasure and sexuality)
– Solar plexus chakra (power & respect)
– Heart chakra (unconditional love and
acceptance)
– Throat chakra (communication)

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• Like blood, prana must contain different
types of pranic molecules ‘pranecules’
• These pranecules would have different
functions equivalent to physical molecules
such as:
– Hormones
– Enzymes
– Nutrients
– Proteins, etc.

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Energetic Structures: Chakras/Nadis,
Meridians/Acupoints,Aura, Webbing
Anatomy&
Physiology
Psychology:Emotions,
Thoughts,Belief Systems, etc

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• The following are interrelated:
– Energy imbalances
– Behavioural imbalances
– Physiological imbalances

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• Acupressure formatting was developed by
Richard Utt in Applied Physiology.
• Uses combinations of acupressure points
and mudras
• Used as a stress identification technique
• These concepts are used in:
– LEAP developed by Dr Charles T. Krebs
– NK developed by Hugo Tobar

29. Psychology of the Chakras
• Mudra means “Attitude”
• Definitions of Attitude according to Webster’s
Dictionary
– Arrangement of the parts of a body (posture)
– A mental position or feeling with regard to an object
– The position of something in relation to something
else
– The position of an aircraft or spacecraft relative to a
reference datum (as the horizon or a particular star)
• Yogic postures are called Asanas
– Asana means ‘a steady and comfortable posture’

30. Psychology of the Chakras
• Mudras identify stress in the chakra / nadi
system
• Acupressure points identify stress in the
meridian / acupoint system

31. Psychology of the Chakras
• Etheric formatting uses the ideas of
– Holding mudras with the thumb not quite touching
the other fingers
– Etheric Locating (EL) the acupoints which is not
quite touching the acupoints
• Etheric formatting can be used when working
with ‘pranecules’ and chakras as the
energetic organs of the body
– Etheric hormone mode
– Etheric enzyme mode
– Etheric nutrition mode

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