The seven chakras are also known as the seven energy channels, or simply chakras. They were recorded in the ancient Indian medical classic, the Bhuta Sutra. In Sanskrit, the word chakra means a black wheel. The chakras are not physical organs, but rather energy accumulation points in the body's energy field.

Blockages, deficiencies, or excesses in the seven chakras, as well as negative emotions such as stress, depression, sadness, and anger, can all cause the chakra gates to close. Over time, this can lead to physical illnesses and mental disorders.

Each chakra is connected by "nails" and affects the whole body, even influencing mental and emotional life. For example, the stomach chakra controls a person's creative ability. For busy artists and other creative people, a weakened stomach chakra can affect their physical and mental health and work performance.

In summary, the wheel positions reflect and influence a person's physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Therefore, improving the alignment of the chakras can improve and integrate various aspects of the body.