Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Tantra and Back Part 4

Those who are quite conversant with Tantra, by awakening their internal cosmic faculties, procure knowledge to expand ahead and by activating the internal Chakras become ultimately prosperous in attaining Self realisation and thereby supreme Bliss, whereas the imperfect Tantriks focus their attention towards the leftist part which hitherto has been utilised by such Tantriks in causing pain and harm to others and in achieving sensual enjoyment.

It's about qi (chi, prana), the vital force, the power of life that runs through our bodies, spirals through our chakras. Practitioners of Eastern rehabilitation treat the subtle body as well as the gross bodily body; the condition of the chakras is considerable to the widespread condition of the individual.

Hatha Yoga

As kundalini awakens, it rises up through the sushumna, consuming through the main chakras of the subtle body. If there are power blocks along this central power "highway" the kundalini will not ascend through all of the chakras. The most leading aspect of the subtle body is the law of power centres, known as chakras. The subtle body also contains several hundred thousand power channels, called nadis. There are three principle subtle channels, the sushumna (central), the Ida (left channel) and pingala (right channel). The subtle body is also called the power body.

Tantra and Back Part 4

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Take the Yoga Challenge II with Tony Sanchez in the second of four Yoga Challenge series. A 90-minute session with 68 asanas in 15 series, or vinyasa, for the intermediate practitioner. Develop strength, balance, flexibility and concentration for health and fitness or prepare body and mind for Yoga Challenge III.

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Yoga Chudamani Upanishad is a hand-operated of higher sadhana for advanced and initiated aspirants. It delineates the antique path of kundalini awakening in its traditional and pure form before the proliferation of contemporary yogic literature. The text elucidates a unique blend of kundalini yoga and vedantic upasana.

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Simple postures, breathing and meditation techniques can be performed daily to expand our energy, our capability to feel, and our attraction to higher, more holistic living. 15 minutes of Hatha: custom some hatha Yoga postures (asanas) or uncomplicated stretches, along with some breathing practices (pranayama). You might want to also experiment with doing some more vigorous bodily practice before doing the postures and breathing, such as walking, jogging, swimming, bicycling, or working out with some practice routine.

The custom of yoga postures, breathing exercises and meditation bring inside us that equilibrium at all levels (physical, emotional, mental and spiritual) which is the source of all happiness. Where possible, the following elements are covered in each session: sun salutations, (flowing) standing postures, balances, core stability, backbends, twists, inversions, transmit bends, savasana (relaxation) and pranayama (breath work).

Tantra and Back Part 4Hatha Yoga Video Clips. Duration : 3.95 Mins.


Shuchitá haciendo posturas para un programa de televisión conducido por la locutora Marta Goyri en Santa Fe, año 1992 aproximadamente. La narración es del Maestro Shri Pávanaji. www.institutodamaru.com

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