The fifth chakra represents will.

The corresponding Sacrament is Confession.

The corresponding Sefirah of the Kabbalah are Gevurah & Hesed
(judgement and mercy).

The Sacramental Journey, Confession:

1. The fifth passage point of personal power resonates to the will, and the power of choice. 
    After the personal discovery of the true power of Love, one still at times wrestles with 
    one's divine nature, and commits one's personal energy into acts which do not serve the 
    interests of such divine compassion. 

2. When the seeker realizes the offense they have committed against their personal integrity, 
    it becomes necessary to rectify whatever damage might have been done to self or others. 
    Confessing one's mistakes and seeking pardon for them is therefore an encouraged practice 
    for all the Church's clergy and members.      

3. It is sometimes advisable for Church members and clergy to confess their actions in a more 
    formal forum, in an attempt to seek advice on how to rectify what has been done. Any ordained 
    minister of the Church is qualified and entitled to hear such confessions from anyone. 
 
    (a) In hearing confessions, the ordained clergymember is to remember that their role is one of 
         healer, not judge. They may ask questions to gain further understanding of the offenses 
         confessed, but may not use their status to pry unnecessarily, or to make moral judgements
         about what has been confessed. They may offer advice on proper or just resolution of the 
         dilemma, but they may not administer punishment, penance, absolution, or judgement of any kind. 
    (b) Any confession made to an ordained clergymember of the Church is under sacramental seal, 
         and as such the privacy enjoined is held inviolable. It is absolutely forbidden for a confessor 
         in any way to betray the one who has confessed, for any reason whatsoever, whether by
         word or in any other fashion. 
    (c) An interpreter, if there is one, is also obliged to observe this secret, as are all others who in 
         any way whatsoever have come to a knowledge of confessions given under sacramental seal. 
    (d) An ordained minister who hears a confession shall not use knowledge gained in confession to 
         the detriment of the confessed, even when all danger of disclosure is excluded. 
    (e) Only when one has recognized the futility of continuing to act against the truths they've 
         recognized in the sacrament of marriage will the truths of this rite become clear--in order to 
         remain aligned with one's highest vision of oneself, one must surrender one's will to that vision, 
         and act within it at all times. Surrender Thy Will To Divine Will.