Mickey Hung

The Root Chakra (Mooladhara)

The first time I truly sat down to study the chakras was at age 24. That year, Jupiter returned to my natal house for the second time. In my annual chart, I also carried the Huagai Star—a star of solitude. Solitude itself does not frighten me; what is frightening is walking alone in thought, trapped within one’s own mind.

To overcome this inner fear and ignorance, I followed my karmic pull to India. It was my second time visiting my senior brother. Back then, he was only doing small chores in a temple. By chance, we enrolled together in a yoga course—the very one that introduced me to the chakras.

If you think I write this article to sell chakra courses, then you are mistaking the practice as a commercial tool for profit. In my view, practicing chakras is purely a way to observe our inner shortcomings and to raise personal wisdom.

My first yoga class was not meditation, but a lecture on yoga theory. It wasn’t until the third session that I began sitting in practice. The first chakra we worked with was the Mooladhara Chakra, often translated as the Root Chakra, or in Chinese, Haidi Lun ( “海底轮”). It is not directly linked to a specific organ, but rather an energy center located at the base of the spine, corresponding to the pelvic plexus, influencing both our excretory system and reproductive functions.

As a practitioner, I must admit my understanding of sexuality is not as deep as that of a married woman. Because of my simplicity and misperceptions, I was once criticized.

Yet, I benefited directly from the wisdom of the Root Chakra. It is quite simple: the Root Chakra connects us to the earth. I believe human wisdom comes from the heavens, but our fundamental grounding comes from the earth. I may not have the ability to receive heavenly secrets, but I have confidence that through diligent practice, I can draw positive energy from the ground beneath me. My body—my hips and legs—can connect closely with Mother Earth, with the spirit of the soil. They transmit to me the natural rhythms of existence and the hard truth of shared life between people.

I embrace great love. Small, narrow love brings suffering. I have come to understand that harming women creates karmic burdens of guilt, grief, and tears. Such wisdom was not bestowed from above, but was learned through the earth itself—through every blade of grass, every leaf, every flower, and every root, by sensing and experiencing them.

我修七轮的缘故

#七脉轮之海底轮#

（熊老师风水课程导师，执业30多年）

我第一次真真正正坐下来学chakra的，是24岁， 24岁亦即木星第二次落在我的命宫之年，当年我的流年盘上有一颗「华盖星」，我知道「华盖星」是一颗孤独星，孤独并不害怕，害怕是「孤行独念」。我为了克服内心的恐惧，无明，我乘着业力去印度，这是第二次一个人找我的师兄，当年我的师兄只是寺庙里的小杂务，我们在因缘下，报名读一个瑜伽课程，这个课程就是今天笔者提及的chakra.

如果你认为我写文章是为了促销大家报读chakra, 那么，你就把chakra看成是商业的谋财工具。笔者认为修chakra纯粹是帮助我们察观内心不足之处，以及提升个人智慧。

我第一堂瑜伽课程并不是「坐轮」，而是瑜伽理论讲解：直至第三轮课程，我才正式打坐，打坐第一个轮位就是Mooladahra Chakra, 有关Mooladahra 的中文叫法有很多，有人直接译，叫根轮，有人叫海底轮。它没有特定的跟器官相连，它只是一种能量轮，反观在脊椎骨底部，相应于Pelvic Plexus, 照顾着我们的排泄系统和生殖功能。

我是修行人，自问对男女之「性认识」不及已婚女性，因为自己的单纯，观念出错，曾受责备。

我比较直接受惠于「海底轮」的智慧，说来很简单，因为「海底轮」跟大地联接，我认为人的智慧来自于上天，人的根本认识来自于大地，我没有能力接收天上的「天机」，但我有自信通过我的努力学习，我的屁股可以吸取大地的正能量的。我的大腿可以跟大地之母，土神紧贴，他们传达大自然脉动，人与人的存在价值，共息的硬道理给我。

我享受大爱，小爱是痛苦，我明白伤害了女性的因果将会为自己增添内疚难过，泪流的业力，这些智慧并不是上天赐的，而是从大地的一草一叶花一根感受，学习体验出来。

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