Seven chakras in the human body

Teachings and aura are not part of Reiki's original teachings, Dr Mikao Usui or Dr Chujiro Hayashi. Became a part of Reiki training after Mrs. Takata died in 1980. Eventually finding information about chakran and the aura of the Internet seems to be quite popular. Some of my students also show extra interest in the aura and chakras and start asking about them at the beginning of my conversation.

I teach this subject on the Reiki course at the first level (level 1). Learning and teaching are good, but blasting them is disproportionately different. Some seem to be more interested in the balance of their chakras, which is not necessary. A regular Reiki session throughout the body automatically processes them. Below is the chakra's dominant concept.
What are the chakras?

Man consists mainly of two bodies, namely the physical body and the spiritual body. The spiritual body consists of the vibrations of light, which are built in such a way that they form a large number of different energy sources. These energy centers are known as chakras. Chakra is the Sanskrit word meaning the circle. There are countless chakras in the human body. In fact, every cell in the body is a center for energy, but all seven are considered as vital energy centers or chakras. All of these seven chakras are placed straight along the spine, from the top of the spine and end on the upper part of the head. They continue to rotate and produce energy that deals with the body, mind and spirit's physical, intellectual and emotional functions. This energy is seen as a light through the spiritual eye.
Placement of the seven major chakras in the body and color, crown chakra, third eye and heart chakra neck, solar plexus, sacral and root chakran

The chakras are not physical, while the body's cells are. Therefore, the chakra can not be seen as other parts of the body through the eye or physical X-ray equipment, etc. The Chakra system was perceived (or discovered) by Indian Yogis thousands of years ago when science was in its infancy but the wheel was invented. When the wheel was rotated and the chakra was rotated, they were called the wheels. The seven traditionally known chakras correspond to several endocrine glands as follows:

Root Chakra (Sanskrit name of Muladhara) - adrenal glands
Sacral chakra (Sanskrit name Svadhisthana): Glands associated with reproductive organs
Solar plexus (Name in Sanskrit Manipura) - Pancreas
Heart Chakra (Name in Sanskrit: Anahata): Thymus
Throat Chakra (Name in Vishudha Sanskrit) - Thyroid
Third eyebrow or forehead (name in Sanskrit Ajna) - pelvic gland
Chakra crown (Saharatic Sanskrit name) - the pituitary gland

There is a lot of information about this subject, both in books and on the internet, but there are also some myths swimming. Use your analytical and logical wisdom to distinguish.
Chakras colors and speed

Each chakra has a color and a natural element associated with it. The colors are in order of rainbow colors starting with Root Chakra: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple. Each chakra (actually the energy of each chakra) vibrates and rotates at a different speed. The root or the first chakra rotates the slowest, and the crown or seventh chakra is the highest. All chakras must be in harmony with each other. Chakran can start moving too fast, creating too much or too slow energy, creating insufficient energy or it may be completely blocked. These two conditions are not normal. If the flow of life forces energy through the chakra is not normal, the results will differ from the normal function of this chakra. Such chakras must be treated and balanced.