na’au

Refers to your gut or your ki or chi — the place where your soul resides just below your solar plexus. The place where you “know” things and hold the entirety of life’s experiences. Na’au is a place I go to when I meditate. I imagine it as a golden room that holds the records of my soul; a place for healing and coming home to myself. Definition courtesy of “Beth”–Thanks!

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