The Color of the Chakras + Romantic Relationships — Spotify from the CEC Library

The question is: "Hi, Moisés, how are you? I have been watching your videos on YouTube, and when you talk about chakras, it does not agree very well with everything I learned through books. You said that the chakra colors are not the ones that appear or that people say they are. For example, they say the heart chakra is green. You say that is not exactly the case, and I would like to understand why it is not. Could you please explain?"

I will explain the history of the study I conducted on chakras. I have had spiritual experiences since I was a boy; during astral projection, I perceived more intense luminosity in certain regions of the body. At the time, I was still very young and did not know what it was or what it was called, which made me apprehensive. One could not talk very much about spirituality because it was dangerous; anyone who did attracted the presence of the devil, which complicated the situation. I therefore read a great deal and gradually learned about this activity.

What you are saying is true. If you look at books that discuss spiritualism and draw on Eastern literature, you will find colors and various things, but I will honestly say that they did not satisfy me. Why did they not satisfy me? Because I was seeing something else. Thus, when I observe a person, if it is the heart chakra, which they say is greenish, that is fine; in some people it may have more or less that color, but in others the color may be different. That is why I say this.

I had to write things down. So I recorded everything I saw and made an immense list of people. I did not include a full name, address, or any detail; I wrote only "Silvio," because I knew who he was, and described what I saw in him. I also recorded a friend from school, writing down what I saw. When I compiled the list, I realized that the information was not uniform. For example, when you consult a book about chakras, it indicates that a particular chakra has a certain color, but that does not correspond to reality. Based on my notes, I charted a path of inquiry and questioning.

I had contact with various associations, institutions, and orders that discuss spirituality. Each positions itself in its own way, and I respect that. However, I founded the research center to conduct more research. I do not think I know everything; I believe we should learn every day. My notes became, for me, a sequence of learning based on statistical evidence, which led me to think about other questions.

Our evolutionary level is anchored in the frequencies of a particular chakra. If you are working with chakras below the heart chakra, you are working through reactive processes. These chakras have greater acceleration, and that is what I noticed. How did I notice it? When a person becomes nervous or angry, suffers frustration, or experiences a loss or grief, these chakras react immediately and increase in luminosity. The increase occurs in the region in which the person's consciousness is most active, so the person acts according to that chakra's energetic activity.

These are matters about which I will not make categorical assertions; I am not certain, but I continue studying because the subject is not so simple. One cannot make hasty assertions. I will continue studying and observing in order to learn, while keeping an open mind. When the heart chakra is analyzed, its lower frequencies respond to the chakra immediately below it. Thus, our emotional chakras can influence the chakras located above them. For example, your base chakra, related to sexual activity, can contaminate the higher chakra, and so forth. Likewise, the spleen and hepatic chakras can affect the navel chakra.

Why? Because it was accelerated in response to something. This will happen with the other chakras. It therefore depends on the situation you are in: the chakra will emit a type of luminosity. But if it is at rest, it will depend on your evolutionary level. You will find people at the heart chakra whose color is not green, do you understand? If your consciousness is in the crown chakra, the lower chakras will have different colors, including the base chakra; its luminosity will be much gentler than that of an emotional person. An emotional person ends up projecting a heavier coloration in the base chakra and will indeed be more sexual.

If a person operates at the level of the laryngeal chakra or the higher frequencies of the heart chakra, their sexual activity is already gentler. They will not engage in seduction or do that kind of thing because they have no connection to it. That is not their energy work. Chakra color therefore has to do first with evolutionary level and then with the situations a person experiences and the responses they give to the environment. There will consequently be countless factors to consider so that we may have different colors in the chakras.

Another question: "I would like to know why all my relationships go wrong. Everything starts very well, with great joy, and then I begin arguing and fighting, ending in verbal aggression and sometimes even physical aggression. I am 26 years old and am becoming worried because I do not want to end up alone. I once saw you talk about this on a CD or during a lecture; I do not remember exactly. Am I really that bad, or am I just choosing bad partners? Do you think I will end up alone?"

I cannot answer your final question—"Do you think I will end up alone?"—because it depends on how you will behave. I will tell you something: because of neediness, we end up becoming involved with people to cover this space we have. So if you are needy, the first person who appears, smiles at you, and says something nice will do. You will not have that emotional time, that inner time, to talk with the person and follow a course of conversation, which is what dating would be.

Nowadays, we no longer have traditional dating: you meet the person, and by the second date you are already entering physical intimacy. This should follow a course of eight months to a year, or perhaps longer, so that you get to know each other. Following a path with someone is serious; we cannot become involved with someone and say they are the person of our life, because that happens when we are very needy.

You are needy; when someone appears, you look at an alligator and say it is Brad Pitt, more or less like that. The situation becomes complicated; forgive the joke, but that is how we act. It is not only you. When we are needy, whoever appears seems to be the solution to our problem. It does not work that way: we need to resolve our inner issues in order to have better, happier relationships. This requires getting to know the person and talking a great deal; contact, a hug, or a kiss is not enough. A relationship goes beyond that: it is everything that can be done through communication, conversation, understanding, understanding who the other person is and allowing them to understand who you are, knowing your goals in life, and everything else. It is not so simple.

It is a path that must be experienced; it cannot be reduced to one day, two days, or one week. "I have been with this person for a month and already know them well." A friend of mine met someone at a party; afterward, they went out and went to his house, and soon became the love of each other's lives. When he met me after a month, he said, "We are getting married! She and I are getting married." I asked how he could marry so quickly, and he replied, "We must already know each other from another life, Moisés Esagüi." It is joy, happiness.

The beginning of a relationship is neither joy nor happiness: it is euphoria. Euphoria is a state that may occur during a soccer match, when you defeat someone, when you meet a person whom you believe will fill the space created by your neediness, or when you receive a gift. This is euphoria; it is neither happiness nor joy. It may come close at times, but it is not. Happiness is a path; it is therefore essential to understand this difference.

You will meet people; they will appear in your life, but you will need to keep a level head to know whether this is truly the right path. You will need to analyze everything, because a large part of who the other person is must align with the path you wish to follow together. Each person must know the other's path—this is the main point of a relationship.

To understand this better: if you are Protestant and the other person is a Spiritist, it will be very difficult because this very strong point of contact will lack congruence. Now, if you support different teams, that will not affect your life. The person can support Flamengo or Corinthians, and you can joke about it. But when there is something stronger, an important component in life, it can interfere with the relationship. You do not want to end up alone. Follow a path of maturity, very calmly. Do not look for people in places where you will not find them. Look in more serious environments where people are producing something worthwhile that has continuity.