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244 From: "jim_and_his_karma" <jim_and_his_karma@yahoo.com>
Date: Sun Mar 13, 2005 8:48pm
Subject: Kechari Mudra Clarification jim_and_his_...
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Can anyone clarify where the uvula (the little thing hanging from the roof of the mouth
toward the back) lies on the kechari mudra route? Is that point 2?
thanks!
271 From: "raw_obsidian" <raw_obsidian@yahoo.com>
Date: Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:06pm
Subject: Re: Kechari Mudra Clarification raw_obsidian
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Jim,
no, the uvula has to be well-bypassed in order to get into stage 2.
For most people it does not get in the way at all.
As your tongue gets longer and when you push your tongue back and
up, eventually you will find that you can run it along the base of
the uvula (where the uvula is hanging from the foof of the mouth).
From there you can push your uvula, which normally hangs down, up
if you want to. This may also tend to happen automatically.
If you push your tongue to either side of the uvula, as it gets long
enough, your tongue will eventually be able to come in contact with
the soft palate. Up a certain distance (maybe two centimeters?) at
the center is the nasal septum. The nasal septum is stage 2.
--- In AYPforum@yahoogroups.com, "jim_and_his_karma"
<jim_and_his_karma@y...> wrote:
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> Can anyone clarify where the uvula (the little thing hanging from
the roof of the mouth
> toward the back) lies on the kechari mudra route? Is that point 2?
>
> thanks!
290 From: "jim_and_his_karma" <jim_and_his_karma@yahoo.com>
Date: Mon Mar 14, 2005 11:22pm
Subject: Re: Kechari Mudra Clarification jim_and_his_...
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Wow, ok, thanks for the clarification. There's something slightly jarring abou thaving this
utterly no-way-around-it physical benchmark amid all the philosophical/spiritual/
relativistic practices we're working on!
I saw, to my surprise, that Mantak Chia even alludes to kechari mudra, noting there's much
greater conductivity when you take the tongue further back in the mouth (though he
doesn't go anywhere near this far...at least not in the beginner materials I've seen).
--- In AYPforum@yahoogroups.com, "raw_obsidian" <raw_obsidian@y...> wrote:
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> Jim,
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> no, the uvula has to be well-bypassed in order to get into stage 2.
> For most people it does not get in the way at all.
>
> As your tongue gets longer and when you push your tongue back and
> up, eventually you will find that you can run it along the base of
> the uvula (where the uvula is hanging from the foof of the mouth).
> From there you can push your uvula, which normally hangs down, up
> if you want to. This may also tend to happen automatically.
>
> If you push your tongue to either side of the uvula, as it gets long
> enough, your tongue will eventually be able to come in contact with
> the soft palate. Up a certain distance (maybe two centimeters?) at
> the center is the nasal septum. The nasal septum is stage 2.
>
>
> --- In AYPforum@yahoogroups.com, "jim_and_his_karma"
> <jim_and_his_karma@y...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Can anyone clarify where the uvula (the little thing hanging from
> the roof of the mouth
> > toward the back) lies on the kechari mudra route? Is that point 2?
> >
> > thanks!
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