How Is Chakra Spelled?

The word “chakra” refers to points of energy in the human body, as per yoga philosophy. These energy centers or portals regulate the body-mind connection and are associated with colors, shapes, senses, elements, deities, and mantras. Chakras are personified by gods and can be released through the spine. They are believed to be spinning disks of energy that should stay open and balanced.

In yoga, the seven main chakras are the energy points in the body that run down the spine and affect physical and emotional well-being. It is important to balance and align these chakras with yoga practices to maintain their health and balance. The correct spelling for “chakra” is (tˡʃˈakɹə), (t‍ʃˈakɹə), (tʃˈakɹə).

The concept of chakra comes from Sanskrit, an ancient language from India, which means “wheel” or “cycle”. In many Eastern and spiritual belief systems, “chakra” means “wheel of light”. Chakra is a natural energy that everyone’s body has, and its pronunciation is “chakra” in French and English dictionaries, while “cakra” is the correct one in the Sanskrit dictionary.

According to those who believe in their existence, a chakra is an area in the body connected with life energy. To pronounce “chakra”, listen to the audio pronunciation in English.