Physical addiction vs Chakras?

[JJCarsonian]

First, i would like to thank everyone for all their responses. This is a very interesting topic, since there is a link with drugs, addictions, and chakras.

Where I am ultimately getting at is - do the Chakras have a direct impact on the physical body? For example, at one moment my chakras are completely blocked, and then next moment they are fully activated. Will the body suddenly start producing chemicals associates with the emotional state? Lets forget for moment that this is impossible - this is purely hypothetical. I am just trying to ascertain the relationship between Chakras and the chemical body.

Though when my chakras got unblocked for the most part, I did experience bliss for a few minutes. But you can't walk around in that state all the time.
And you gain insight into things. You build your intuition.

I like bliss

I never decided to quit so much as I acknowledged to have now made myself dissonant with them.

So I've both came to have no need of them, just as a total loss of appreciation.

When you stopped smoking cigarettes, were there any physical withdrawals?

Usually people are using drugs to compensate for blocked energy centers.

The drug opens the energy center, but artificially. If the energy center was open, there would be no need for the drug (however this doesn't mean drug use automatically means imbalance -- we are talking about addiction). Many things can be appreciated without it necessarily meaning imbalance.

But in the unblocked individual, the light would pour through their vessel, perfecting them moment by moment.

Someone near enlightenment would feel something very akin to the bliss drugs produce. A profound joy.

But mental, physical, and emotional addictions don't always disappear instantly. They usually have to heal over a variable amount of time. The withdrawal period. Where a new balance is found. However it is possible for it to be instantaneous. I've seen people hypnotized and had their addictions disappear instantly. Every situation is unique.

I was at a state in which i felt balanced. I didn't have strong emotional responses to anything. I started taking pain killers, first for chronic pain in my leg... but then, i enjoyed the feeling of love that i started buying it off the streets. I am not on it anymore, though. I used a plant called Kratom to help me get off, but now i'm somewhat reliant on that.

Being an addict myself, I find that hard to believe. even when we quit and the withdrawals end, we will still be recovering for the rest of our lives. the suffering that addiction brings is unlikely to ever end.

Are you implying that one session of hypnotism can change the brain?

This is where i'm getting at. If i managed to activate my chakras - will i feel normal again? Can i get to the state of love and compassion that i desire? ive heard hypnosis has some great healing benefits. i'm not sure how it works - but you are essentially dealing with your subconscious, and much of our issues are rooted in our subconscious. I'm under the impression that we can program it to an extent.

I wouldn't go so far as to say that the suffering is unlikely to ever end. Some people absolutely do continue to suffer throughout their entire lives, even after they've become and remained clean. However, I certainly don't believe it to be the experience that all addicts can expect to have. I'd say that, after a certain amount of balancing has been achieved, your perspective on the situation will begin to alter to such a degree that the experience will no longer feel like suffering. Little by little, you'll start to feel like you're being healed, and much less so like you're being deprived. Like I said though, all experiences are different. Mine has had it's fair share of suffering, but, as each day passes, I feel a little less shackled by the chains of my addiction's pain.

God i hope so!