Crown Chakra
Explore the wisdom, symbolism, and spiritual potential of the crown chakra, the seventh energy center and the point traditionally associated with higher consciousness, serenity, spiritual connection, and enlightenment.
In this seventh installment of Llewellyn’s Chakra Essentials, bestselling author and chakra expert Cyndi Dale brings together the knowledge of nine energy medicine practitioners to offer an accessible, hands-on guide to understanding and working with the crown chakra.
Often viewed as the final step in the energetic journey rising from the base of the spine, the crown chakra represents expanded awareness, inner peace, and connection to something greater than the self.
Inside, you’ll explore:
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Guided meditations
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Yoga poses and movement practices
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Grounding and centering exercises
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Mudras and hand positions
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Affirmations and mantra work
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Crystal associations
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Spirit allies
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Color attunement
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Food and recipe connections
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Practices for peace, serenity, and spiritual awareness
Contributors bring their own areas of expertise to the journey, including color attunement with Gina Nicole, mantra healing with Blake Tedder, and recipes from Anthony J. W. Benson and Susan Weis-Bohlen.
The book also explores ways to work with challenging emotional patterns and past experiences through supportive spiritual and energetic practices designed to encourage reflection, balance, and personal transformation.
Rich with practical exercises and beautifully presented in a two-color format, this guide makes crown chakra work approachable for both beginners and experienced energy practitioners.
A meaningful addition to collections focused on chakras, energy healing, meditation, crystals, yoga, spiritual development, mindfulness, and metaphysical wellness.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 224
Publication Date: June 2026
Series: Llewellyn’s Chakra Essentials #7
Curated By: Cyndi Dale
Contributors: Anthony J. W. Benson, Jo-Anne Brown, Lindsay Fauntleroy L.Ac., Amanda Huggins, Margaret Ann Lembo, Gina Nicole, Blake Tedder, Amelia Vogler, and Susan Weis-Bohlen
