| Aspect | What the PDF claims | Typical reality | |--------|--------------------|-----------------| | | “The 114 Chakras: A Complete Guide” (or similar) | Often a catchy, SEO‑friendly title; sometimes a subtitle explains it’s a “modern synthesis” of traditional and “new age” chakra systems. | | Length | 120‑180 pages (PDF size 1–3 MB) | Yes – most free versions hover around 150 pages, enough to list each chakra with a brief description, but not enough for deep scholarly analysis. | | Target audience | Beginners, energy‑workers, spiritual seekers | Correct – the language is generally simple, with many bullet points, diagrams, and affirmations. | | Primary focus | Mapping a large set of subtle‑energy points beyond the classic seven chakras, often organized into three “levels” (physical, subtle, cosmic) | Accurate – the author usually expands the system to include minor chakras on the hands, feet, spine, crown, and even “auric” points. |
