I'm still waiting:

 I'm still waiting for mental health professionals (as well as lay people) to finally see and understand the reality of chakras. They exist. I will very confidently say that. Knowing they exist (and acting as if they exist) could be extremely helpful and help us find effective treatment options for various psychopathologies. 


Come on guys, try to catch up.  

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