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Every person carries an energetic field, often referred to as an aura, that surrounds and permeates the body. This field reflects your physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual states, and it interacts constantly with the environment, people, and experiences around you. Your aura is a living map of your inner world, revealing strengths, imbalances, and areas …
In MAITRIAMA, emotional alchemy is the process of identifying, understanding, and transforming Ama—the unprocessed emotional, mental, or energetic residues within your life—into clarity, resilience, and empowered action. Much like ancient alchemists transformed base metals into gold, MAITRIAMA invites us to transform the “raw lead” of our internal and external Ama into the “gold” of self-awareness, …
The Crown Chakra (Sahasrara), located at the top of the head, relates to spiritual connection, higher consciousness, and unity with something greater than ourselves. When blocked or imbalanced, it can manifest as feelings of disconnection, lack of purpose, confusion, or spiritual stagnation. Through MAITRIAMA, working with the Crown Chakra involves recognizing Ama—unprocessed spiritual, mental, and emotional residues—and …
The Third Eye Chakra (Ajna), located between the eyebrows, governs intuition, insight, imagination, and inner wisdom. When blocked or imbalanced, it can manifest as confusion, difficulty making decisions, lack of clarity, or disconnection from intuition. Through MAITRIAMA, working with the Third Eye Chakra involves recognizing Ama—unprocessed thoughts, beliefs, and energetic residues—and transforming it with awareness, intention, and …
The Throat Chakra (Vishuddha), located at the throat, governs communication, self-expression, authenticity, and speaking your truth. When blocked or imbalanced, it can manifest as difficulty expressing thoughts, fear of judgment, dishonesty, or creative stagnation. Through MAITRIAMA, working with the Throat Chakra involves recognizing Ama—unprocessed emotional and energetic blockages that prevent clear, authentic expression—and transforming it with awareness, …
The Heart Chakra (Anahata), located in the center of the chest, governs love, compassion, emotional balance, and connection—both with yourself and others. When blocked or imbalanced, it can manifest as difficulty giving or receiving love, emotional numbness, jealousy, or resentment. Using MAITRIAMA, working with the Heart Chakra involves recognizing Ama—unprocessed emotional residues that prevent openness—and transforming it …
The Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana), located just below the navel, governs emotions, creativity, sensuality, pleasure, and the flow of life energy. When blocked or imbalanced, it can manifest as emotional instability, creative blocks, fear of intimacy, or difficulty experiencing joy. Using MAITRIAMA, working with the Sacral Chakra involves recognizing and transforming Ama—the unprocessed or unintegrated emotional and energetic …
The Root Chakra (Muladhara) is located at the base of the spine and governs our sense of safety, stability, belonging, and connection to the physical world. When blocked or imbalanced, it can manifest as anxiety, insecurity, restlessness, or physical tension in the lower back, legs, or feet. Using MAITRIAMA, working with the Root Chakra involves engaging with …
In the MAITRIAMA framework, Ama refers to unprocessed, unintegrated energies, emotions, and experiences that accumulate in the internal and external worlds. One of the most subtle yet impactful forms of Ama is Self-Expression Ama—the blockages that prevent you from fully expressing your authentic thoughts, feelings, creativity, and personal truth. Self-Expression Ama often arises from fear, …
Ama, in the MAITRIAMA framework, represents unintegrated experiences, emotions, and energies—anything within us that hasn’t yet been fully processed, accepted, or expressed. Struggles with gender identity, whether internal, external, or both, can be a profound source of Ama because they often involve complex emotional, social, and identity-related experiences that are difficult to integrate fully. How …
