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Chakra
noun • [cha•kra]
• Indian concept relating to circular rotating spiritual/energy vortices existing in the etherial body
• Each of the 7 chakra energy vortices relates to a different part of the body as follows:

• Root: base of spine (red)
• Sacral: below navel (orange)
• Solar plexus: above navel, below heart (yellow)
• Heart: chest (green)
• Throat: neck (blue)
• Brow or Third Eye: center of forehead (purple [some consider this to be indigo])
• Crown: top of head (white [some consider this to be purple])
  

• For more, see Chakra at Wikipedia

Channeling
verb • [chah•nel•ling]
• The act of allowing a spirit to communicate through the physical body of a medium
• Sometimes used interchangeably with the word medium
• Also see Trance Channelling

Chi (also known as “ki” [Japaese])
noun • [chee]
• A Chinese term for “vital life force” or “life force energy” that is inherent in all that is
• Also known as “mana” in Huna and “prana” in Hinduism,

Clairalience (clear smelling)
noun • [Clair•al•ee•ence]
• Psychic perception through smelling without a physical cause for the smell

Clairaudience (clear hearing)
noun • [Clair•aw•dee•ence]
• Psychic perception through hearing
• May sound like an inner voice or actual perceptions of external sounds

Claircognizance (clear knowing)
noun • Clair•cog•ni•zance
• Psychic perception through knowing; the feeling of ‘simply knowing’ without clear evidence of how or why the person knows it

Clairgustance (clear tasting)
noun • [Clair•gus•stance]
• Psychic perception through taste, without physically touching something to the toungue

Clairsentience (Clear Feeling)
noun • [Clair•sen•she•ence]
• Psychic perception through feeling; a sense that one feels something without clear evidence of how or why the person knows it
• Intuition, hunch, gut feeling

Clairvoyance (Clear Seeing)
noun • [Clair•voy•ance]
• Psychic perception through seeing; seeing an image in the mind’s eye

Coyote (as a symbol)
noun • [Kai•yo•tee]
• Survival, Adaptability, Cleverness, Family, Cooperation, Curiosity
• Teacher, Keeper of Magic (like the Raven)

Court Cards
noun
• Sixteen cards that are part of the minor arcana in the Tarot
• Each suit consists of a King, Queen, Knight and Page in the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck (other decks may have different names such as princes and princesses)
• May or may not represent people in the life of a querent of a tarot reading
• Analogous to the court cards of a regular playing deck of cards: king, queen and jack
• For more information see Tarot