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チャクラ
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thumb|In meditation, chakras are often visualised in different ways, such as a lotus flower, or a disc containing a particular deity.
In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, chakras are energy centers within the body that practitioners visualize during meditation, often picturing them as lotus flowers or discs containing spiritual figures. People who work with chakras believe these centers are important for spiritual practice and physical well-being, though chakras are not recognized by scientific medicine.
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チャクラ（梵: चक्र, cakra; 英: chakra）は、サンスクリットで円、円盤、車輪、轆轤（ろくろ）を意味する語である。ヒンドゥー教のタントラやハタ・ヨーガ、仏教の後期密教では、人体の頭部、胸部、腹部などにあるとされる中枢を指す言葉として用いられる。 輪（りん）と漢訳される。チベット語では「コルロ」という。
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