healing circle 17.09.2026

Chakra Healing and Balancing Ceremony 

This chakra healing ceremony unfolded through a series of energy medicine transmissions for healing, calibration, activation, purification and alignment of the chakra system.

The ceremony began with the heart and higher heart chakras, first working with the heart through an energy song and then creating a calibration between these two energy centres. The healing also moved into the back heart space before continuing to the third eye chakra, where both silent and sound healing were received. This transmission focused particularly on expanding the peripheral vision of the third eye, widening its consciousness and energetic perception horizontally.

The energy then moved to Sahasrara, the crown chakra, and the energetic centres immediately above it. A calibration took place between the crown and the higher chakras of the 12 chakra system, assisting in accessing and activating the three chakras above the crown. A subsequent energy song integrated this activation through the entire chakra column, moving down through the spine and root, into the Earth, before finally coming to rest in the sacral chakra.

The sacral healing became one of the central transmissions of the ceremony. Svadhisthana was honoured as a holy and sacred space, the energy of the womb, the seat of creation and the pearl of life. A prayer arose for the purification of the womb waters and their return to their pristine, divine origin code.

During this transmission, a deeper teaching was received about the womb waters and their role in collective healing. The womb was shown not only as the physical womb within the female anatomy, but also as an energetic space within human beings and as something connected to the greater womb waters of our planet.

The transmission revealed that our chakras do not process energy solely for our individual healing. Human beings are energetically interconnected with one another, the collective, the Earth and the greater galactic system. Different chakras carry different healing properties, and through our energetic bodies we participate in processing energy not only for ourselves, but also for the wider collective.

Within this teaching, sin was defined as a transgression against the energetic laws of the universe. When individuals, communities or humanity collectively create such transgressions, some of these energies are processed through the energetic womb waters. The sacral chakra was therefore shown as having a role in the purification of the sins of humanity.

The timing of the healing was also significant. Humanity was described as currently undergoing a greater collective cleansing, placing the womb waters and sacral energies under increased pressure. The purification received during the ceremony was intended to help restore the sacral chakra and return the womb waters to their pristine divine blueprint, enabling them to continue this natural healing work.

The ceremony then moved into a full chakra alignment transmission. As the chakras were drawn into energetic alignment, participants were encouraged to allow any gentle, spontaneous movements of the physical body that might arise. Conscious deeper breathing was used towards the end of the transmission before returning to the natural breath and resting in the effects of the healing.

To close, appreciation was offered individually to each of the seven primary chakras—Muladhara, Svadhisthana, Manipura, Anahata, Vishuddhi, Ajna and Sahasrara. Rather than asking anything further of them, each chakra was thanked for all that it is and all that it does, while participants were invited to notice how each energy centre responded to being consciously met with love and gratitude.

A final grounding and anchoring transmission completed the ceremony.

At the heart of the session was a beautiful reminder of the profound interconnectedness of our energetic systems. Our chakras were presented not simply as centres for our own personal healing and development, but as part of a much greater network through which we participate in the energetic life and healing of humanity and the Earth. The purification of the womb waters was therefore both deeply personal and collective—a restoration of this sacred creative space so that it may continue its natural role within the greater whole.