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Also known as chakka, cakra
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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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脉轮（梵語：चक्र Cakra，音chakra，標準藏語：འཁོར་ལོ་ khor lo），字根源自「圓」、「輪子」，意譯為脈輪或氣卦，粵語譯作卓羅，在印度瑜伽的觀念中是指分布於人體各部位的能量，尤其是指從尾骨到頭頂排列於身體中軸者。 脈輪主要是由中脈、及纏繞所形成。
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