Human Shift – The Fifth Chakra

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Human Shift – Transformation through  movement  

Sir Isaac Newton stated: “An object that is at rest will stay at rest unless a force acts upon it. An object that is in motion will not change its velocity unless a force acts upon it.” In other words, if one does not act, nothing will change. 

Human Shift is here to explore and inspire movement – of the body, mind and energy.

We are an international, unisex, trans-seasonal magazine with style, sports and wellness as the common denominator. The print edition is published twice a year in English.

Our HQ is in Stockholm with our team sprinkled across the  galaxy.

In this issue:

THE FIFTH CHAKRA EDITION 

ETHER – SOUND – FIND YOUR VOICE – GOOD VIBRATIONS

We have ventured all the way up the spine, from the root, through the sacral, the solar plexus, and the heart. Carried by our breath, we arrive at the fifth chakra. This narrow bridge at the throat connects the lower and upper chakras, linking the emotional and the rational. The throat also connects us to the outer world through communication. It is here at the crossroads that the inside comes out.

Featured in issue 05:

Tarana Burke, Alanis Morrisette, Elladj Baldé, Nina Gualinga, Krishna Das, Lavender Suarez, Maryn Azoff, Joel Shearer, Dr. Kulreet Chaudhary,  Dame Evelyn Glennie, Jean Jacques Lemètre, Sara Auster, James Fraser, Satya Hinduja, Jill Purce,  Elizabeth Lesser, Rohini Moradi, Aaron Taylor Kuffner, Scott Schwenk, Kevin Courtney, Joyce Englander Levy, Mia Ganda, Jamia Wilson, Doug Segars, Derek Henderson, Bess Matassa, Sue Hunt, Maggie Langrick, Magdalena Wosinska, Natalie Kuhn, Dages Juvelier Keates, Will Siu, Beau Grealy, Tara Swart, Elizabeth Swanson Andi, Victor Bastidas, Claude Néron, Philip Lacombe, Luz F. Soliz Ramos, Evan Browning, Roberto Johnson, Jake Jones, Swan Huntley, Rachelle Robinett, Gustav Almeståhl, Boe Marion, Ana Cuba, Christine Dimmick, Clay Rasmussen, Kenya Baleech Alkebu, Misha Jenkins