I found that painting what  I wanted my chakra "space" to look like if it were an actual place, helps by giving me a safe place I want to go to during meditation. I usually used the open field concept, but this is more realistic to me. I also made a chakra figurine using some polymer clay and glass rhinestones.

S/he was made using some polymer clay that I hand molded into his/her body. The arms and legs were "snakes" of clay that I pressed on and formed into arms and legs. 3/4 of a toothpick was stuck into the top of the torso and then a head pushed on. The face I used a mold for, and then melded that to the head. The rhinestones I pressed into the clay. I baked for 25 minutes at 265 degrees. After it cooled for over an hour, I put a clay glaze on to seal the stones on.

Here is my "Sacred Space" painting.

Chakra 1 is the tree on the right, #2 is the waterfall, #3 is the fire pit, #4 is the open space of the "house" to allow air to move, #5 is the music coming out of the window, #6 is the open window at the top, and #7 is the moon.

There are a lot of Anodea Judith's videos on YouTube to watch and meditate to.