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Last
week when I put up Maha Avatar Babaji the appropriate would have
been to write about "Kriya Yoga". This is such a advanced
practice, for those who are truly on the path to renunciation. In
this age when such high spiritual energies are coming into our consciousness,
with a need to find the peace and succor from the stress and anxiety,
it is essential to learn and know how to breathe correctly. To understand
what our breathing does to our nervous system, our physic, our mind
and thoughts. I always give emphasis that breathing is life. We
all breathe then why not do it correctly? The primary method to
assist the change of crystalline energies.
We
diet, we use all kinds of beauty treatments, do absolute killing
exercises, and other fitness regimes. We look for longevity, are
afraid of being old and being infirm. Vast amounts of medication
are imbibed to keep away disease, but, do we give a thought to how
we breathe? Breath is life, and life is the Universe. To live joyously,
full of verve, in perfect equanimity is indeed "Unity of Being",
the true path to Ascension.
There
is burning desire in all of us to know advanced levels of consciousness.
Is there a systematic method that can make you reach these altered
states of consciousness? If this is so where can one find it ? The
art of breathing, Sarwodaya, is really an esoteric science. Sage
Agastayar showed the science to Babaji, and so on, the long lineage
of sages passed this exquisite and precise knowledge of immortality
to all those who followed.
I am grateful to the Himalayan International Institute of Yoga and
Philosophy for giving precise information on the Science of Breath,
Pranayama and Meditation. The vast knowledge left behind by Swami
Rama, this would not be possible. His simple language and easy to
follow methods are the path to understanding and transformation.
However I repeat, it is best to get a qualified teacher to teach
you these methods. Even if one learns the basics and practices them
one can feel the changes and the transformation. What is
needed is a resolve, discipline and daily practice.
................................................................................................................................Shana
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