Seven Chakras Test

The Chakra Test below is composed of 70 questions (10 questions per Chakra), which are used to estimate the state of each of your seven Chakras. Because this is a Numerology website, and we like to deal with all the numbers from 1 to 9, we throw in a little extra insight into the 8th and 9th Chakras as well.

These two additional Chakras are often discussed using variations of 9 and 12 Chakras Systems, and because they represent energy states that exist outside of our bodies, there are no questions we can directly ask to surmise their state for any one person.

It is important to note that your Chakras can be active at different energy states depending on the time of day, your mental and physical fatigue, the level of your meditation and yoga practice, as well as any of the many external factors that influence us on a daily basis. As such, it is recommended that you re-take this test at different times, and when doing so try to be in a clear and calm state of mind, answering the questions as honestly as possible.

When your Chakra is OPEN, it is considered as functioning in its optimal condition. However an OVER-ACTIVE Chakra, much like a CLOSED, or BLOCKED Chakra, is also not desirable.

Introduction to Chakras

"Wheel" is the literal translation of the Sanskrit word "Chakra", and in practice you can think of it as a spinning wheel, or vortex, of energy.

The 7 Chakras most of us are familiar with represent focal points, or vortexes, of energy running from the bottom of the spinal column to the top of the head, connecting the life force, or energy, called Qi in Chinese, or Prana in Hindu, with our body’s nervous and endocrine systems. These connections are often achieved using our nerve pathways, called Nadis in Hindu (meaning channels or meridians), and the major nerve centers, or plexus, that influence our spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical selves.

The ancient philosophy behind the activation of Chakras was to induce energies associated with a specific deity at these focal points. Today we use this meditation practice for its therapeutic value, with the idea that by finding and correcting any imbalances in our Chakras, we can target and correct any imbalances in our physical, mental, and spiritual self.

The act of targeting a specific Chakra can involve visualizing the shape (Mandala) and color of the Chakra, along with chanting the sound (Mantra), using hand gestures (Mudras), as well as proper postures (Asanas), and breathing (Pranayama), in your meditation and yoga practice.

You can learn more about each Chakra's Asana, Mudra, and Mandala using the LEARN MORE links below.

It is important to understand there are many types of meditation practices, as well as physical exercises, that can help you with unblocking and balancing your Chakras, and the examples here are just some of many possible use cases.

Your meditation practice is a very personal experience, and if a certain Astana or Mudra is physically uncomfortable for you, by all means adjust it to suit your needs or look for an alternative. If lying down instead of sitting works better for you, than do so. Being comfortable and having a productive meditation experience is more important than worrying about having your left thumb over your right, or vice versa ... ENJOY : )