Ajna.
Also known as: Third Eye Chakra, Brow Chakra
The sixth chakra, located between the brows and associated with intuition, perception, and inner sight.
Ajna is the third-eye chakra, the sixth of the seven main centres in the classical chakra system. The Sanskrit word means "command" or "perceive," which captures both sides of how it is traditionally understood: the seat of inner authority and the seat of inner sight.
It is placed between the brows and pictured as a two-petalled lotus, often indigo or deep violet. Practitioners associate it with intuition, dream recall, discernment, and the quiet knowing that arrives before reasoning catches up. Stones favoured at the brow are usually purple or deep blue: amethyst, sodalite, lapis lazuli, kyanite, and labradorite all sit here in modern practice.
A "clear" ajna in this tradition is not about psychic spectacle. It is the felt sense of being able to tell signal from noise, to read a room accurately, and to trust a decision without endlessly second-guessing it. Meditation, journaling, and time away from screens are the everyday tools. Stones are companions to that work, not shortcuts.