The yogis say that the joining or the crossing together, the sangam of the Varuna and the Asi rivers are in the human body,
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You think you are this little pool of stagnant water that stands on the way with no movement whatsoever.
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The crescent moon is a symbol of Shakti. You see it in Durga and Kali. The Navadurgas all have a crescent.
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The limbic system is that which takes care of our feelings. If the limbic system didn’t work we would have no feelings.
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My master (Babaji) once talked about how three people went to Himalayas to meditate.
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When Patanjali in the yoga sutras defines yoga, he defines it as yogas chitta vritti nirodha.
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All these activities like blood circulation and so on are not under our control, breathing too.
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When the sleeping energy – the great Kundalini is awakened by resorting to proper means, guided by a proper teacher,
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In the Gita, the chapter after Arjuna Vishada Yoga is Sankhya Yoga, the Yoga of knowledge.
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You see, it is very simple. When we are little infants, we are helpless.. Even if we have to go to the other room –
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If you can put your mind into an idea which you want to achieve, with complete visualization as if it is actually there,
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If you have faith in an infinite supreme being, put all your heart into what you want to do or achieve.
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Moving up and down the spine is Mukhya Prana, the Supreme energy. In yogic terms, it is the movement of the aspiration,
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Matter which is non-living, inanimate matter and the anima – the life which animates it – Prana has produced all that you see on Earth!
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The Northern (upward) movement of the Prana is when it finally goes through the seven wheels or the seven psychic centres
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