Solar Plexus Air Fresheners

• All our air fresheners are handmade in the rolling hills of Wales.
• Created using sustainable FSC plywood wood, organic cotton, recycled card, and eco-friendly and reusable ingredients.
• The crown chakra also comes with an 8mm amethyst stone.
• This season's essential oil is orange & cinnamon.
• A small vial is included with each Carchakra.
• Use it at home, in the car, or just hang it somewhere pretty!
• Join the revolution in clean living.
  

What is Chakra?

• The oldest known language spoken in the world to date is an ancient Indian language called Sanskrit.
• The word “chakra” in Sanskrit means “disk” or “wheel” and refers to the energy points in the body.
• These wheels or disks of spinning energy each correspond to seven main glands
• Nerve bundles in your body, connected to your major organs.
• Each chakra vibrates and functions at different frequencies and for different purposes. Sometimes when we suffer illnesses or injuries.
• These frequencies can be disturbed and can cause us to feel physically or mentally unwell.
• Energy work has been around since the dawn of time.
• We are now only beginning to understand the effects of these vibrations, also known as Qi or Prana.
• Ethical and carbon-neutral, this diffuser not only lets you use healing essential oils.
• Is a simple reminder to be aware of our conscious mind.
• All things are beautiful if we let them in whilst we drive and daydream.
  

The Solar Plexus Chakra

• Commonly referred to in yoga as “Manipura”.
• This stomach chakra is the center of will and power.
• At its core, this chakra is connected to the fire and willpower of the individual.
• This chakra governs personality, ego, and identity, as well as personal freedom, choice, and authenticity.
• Use this chakra and healing semi-precious stone to improve self-esteem and energy levels.
• The frequency of 528Hz is used by genetic biochemists to repair broken DNA amazingly.
• Vibrational Hertz - 528 Hz
• Governing planet - Sun
• Semi-Precious stone - Yellow Calcite