
Guided visualization · 24 min
Activate and Align Your Energy Centers
Chant and breathe your way through every energy center until you feel alive, grounded and unafraid to be heard.
With
Bradley MorrisRated4.9
- Level
- All levels
- Style
- Guided visualization
- Sound
- Voice and your own chanting
- Best time
- Evening or night
About this session
- Grounds your energy
- Frees your voice
- Awakens body awareness
- Boosts vitality
Bradley Morris leads you through a seated chanting practice that begins with gratitude and a few grounding breaths, then moves up the body one energy center at a time. At each stop you picture a glowing color and voice a single sound, three times, letting the vibration do the work rather than perfect singing.
It suits anyone who wants to feel more awake in their body, or who holds back from speaking up and being heard. Use it when you want to put the day down, gather your energy back to yourself and finish feeling grounded, full and quietly vibrant.
After the session
01
A steadier foundation
Feel rooted, safe and settled in your body.
02
Permission to be heard
Let go of the fear of being judged.
03
Clearer inner sense
Tune in to vision, clarity and intuition.
04
Vibrant, gathered energy
Finish feeling fed, alive and connected.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wants to feel more present in their body at the end of the day
- People who hold back their voice or worry about being judged
- Those curious about chakras and chanting who like clear, colorful guidance
- Anyone seeking a spiritual, grounding evening ritual
Not now, if…
- People who prefer silent, still meditation with no sounds
- Those who would feel self-conscious chanting out loud
- Anyone looking for a short practice, since this one is unhurried

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Which sound goes with which energy center?
You chant one sound three times at each center as you move up the spine. The root gets an "ooh" and the sacral center beneath the belly button an "oh". The solar plexus gets "ah", and the throat, third eye and crown each get a high-pitched sound: "A", "E" and "M". The heart is met with an emerald light and breathing in love and grace.
What colors do I picture along the way?
Red glows at the base of the spine, then orange beneath the belly button, yellow at the solar plexus and green, emerald light at the heart. Blue fills the throat, indigo or aqua the center of the forehead, and violet the crown. At the very end you see white light at the top of the head and bring it down through the body.
What if I cough or feel silly chanting?
You're told not to worry about sounding perfect, because the vibration is what matters. At the throat, a cough is welcomed as a way of clearing the energetic cobwebs that build up from not sharing your truth. The whole practice invites you to release the fear of being heard and judged.
Why do I ground myself before chanting?
You start by gathering the day's energy with a breath in through the nose and a letting go through the mouth. Then you imagine your spine spiraling down into the center of the earth as you exhale. This leaves you rooted and present before you begin to work with each center.
What are the three Oms and the breaths at the end for?
After the crown, you bring the energy back down through the body into your roots with three final Oms. Then you take a deep breath in, pause and hold at the top, and exhale slowly with control, three more times. It's a way of enjoying and settling the energy you've built before you give thanks and close.
What do the opening gratitude moments add?
Before any chanting, you set intentions for what you want to release and embrace. You give thanks for your body, its 70 plus trillion cells and each breath. It turns the practice into something that feels like appreciation, not effort.
