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sudipt
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 Posted - Jun 29 2009 : 03:13:24 AM
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If yoga can establish a degree of permanence in the flow of prana through the body, will it not delay/reverse the onset of a disease?
I was also curious what happens to cases of involuntary kundalini awakening- does development continue to happen without time if no practices are carried out? Would anyone be aware of this?
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krcqimpro1
India
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Posted - Jun 29 2009 : 11:13:00 AM
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Hi Sudipt,
Yes, if you can establish a permanent and generous, yet controlled flow, my understanding is, it will delay/reverse onset of disease. Involuntary awakening can happen thru' Shaktipath, but without continual "sadhana", the K flow will not take place continually. Once K is activated, "sadhana" has to be life-long, if you wish to make meaningful spiritual progress.
Krish |
Edited by - krcqimpro1 on Jun 29 2009 11:13:55 AM |
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riptiz
United Kingdom
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Posted - Jun 29 2009 : 11:45:16 AM
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Hi,
Most definitely Kundalini leads to better health and curing of diseases but one cannot know what it will work on.For myself I haven't had a cold or illness for at least 4 yrs and have very few aches and pains.M experiences of shakti are that it exagerates past injuries for a time and then disappears leaving a better state of the offending injury zone.Because healing relies heavily on correct energy flow then regular sadhana (which increases energy flow due to purification)will strengthen the immune system and give greater health and feelings of wellbeing and fitness.
L&L
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sudipt
India
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Posted - Jun 30 2009 : 04:17:52 AM
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Thank you Krish and Dave.
So does one need to meditate all day or is there an easier way to establish a permanent flow of prana through the body? |
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riptiz
United Kingdom
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Posted - Jun 30 2009 : 08:25:46 AM
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Hi,
There is no need to meditate ALL day but daily sadhana will increase the flow as one purifies further.Regular exercise will also balance enegy flow as will walking etc.
L&L
Dave |
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Shanti
USA
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Posted - Jun 30 2009 : 08:46:59 AM
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Welcome to the AYP forums Sudipt. 
I will agree with Dave, meditating all day is not required. It is important to have a balanced life, where in you stay active during the day, and have a daily sadhana/practice in place. Esp. if you do have an active kundalini, it is very important to be in a structured practice which includes meditation in order to be able to effectively handle the openings that come with an active kundalini.
Do you have any spiritual practice in place? If not, and if you'd like to, read the Main Lessons. Yogani has put together a set of very effective and balanced practices.
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krcqimpro1
India
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Posted - Jun 30 2009 : 08:49:27 AM
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I would suggest you start with AYP practices. Get hold of Yogani's fat book containing 235 lessons. It costs little. When you start enjoying meditation, you just can't wait for your stipulated time to arrive every day (twice). Once K starts flowing, I am told the whole thing becomes more enjoyable.
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