The Garden

The Chakra Garden — As Above Soap Below

As Above Soap Below

The Chakra Garden.

Each bar arrives with its own seed paper — a flower belonging to its chakra.
Plant it the day you begin. As you cleanse, your garden grows beside you.

A Suggested Planting

Where each one belongs.

A garden bed for the seven, arranged the way they sit inside you. Begin with one bar — your circle grows from there. Tap a flower to learn how to plant it.

Texas Paintbrush Root Black-Eyed Susan Solar Plexus Bluebonnet Throat Wine Cup Crown Blue Flax Third Eye Wallflower Sacral Green Zinnia Heart

Tap any flower to read its meaning and how to plant it.

The Practice

A three-part ritual.

I · Body

The Cleanse

Soap nourishes the body. Each lather is a quiet return to yourself — an act of care made into a daily rhythm.

II · Spirit

The Stone

A gemstone emerges as the bar wears away. Once revealed, it becomes a wearable vessel for the intention you set.

III · Earth

The Seed

A garden grows beside you. What you tend in the world tends you back — the bar dissolves, the bloom returns.

The bar dissolves. The stone remains. The seed becomes a flower. Three forms of the same intention, moving at different speeds.

Earth to body to spirit to earth again.
As above, so below.

A Field Guide

Seven seeds, seven stones.

Each chakra carries its own bloom and its own keepsake.

Chakra Flower Color Crystal
Root Texas Paintbrush
Red-orange
Red Jasper
Sacral Wallflower
Orange-golden
Carnelian
Solar Plexus Black-Eyed Susan
Bright yellow
Citrine
Heart Green Zinnia
Green
Green Aventurine
Throat Bluebonnet
Blue
Sodalite
Third Eye Blue Flax
Pale blue
Amethyst
Crown Wine Cup
Deep magenta
Clear Quartz