Meditația

OMKAR meditation with AUM or OM

IN ABHEDA OMKAR meditation with breathing AUM OR MAN aims to: – elevation of the inner state -Wisdom – amplification of mental power – transcending inferior temptations and passions, -“burning karma” or improving the spiritual framework of existence. HOW PRACTICAM It is done in a meditation position or on the chair, with the relatively straight […]

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Meditația stabilității mentale - Sthiti Dhyana

Meditation of Mental Stability – Sthiti Dhyana

Meditation of Mental Stability – Sthiti Dhyana Sthiti means firmness, and Dhyana means meditation. “DHYANA(M) = meditation, silence, allowing the yogito attain the state of SAMADHI. Meditation is an uninterrupted flowof thinking towards the object of the concentration of the mind (DHARANA). Without DHYANA it is absolutely impossible for the yogi

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Sport – Differences between ABHEDA YOGA and PHYSICAL CULTURE -1-

The millennial science of yoga has a holistic view of exercises; there are many differences between yoga exercises and traditional physical culture. The main difference between Abheda Yoga and Physical Culture is the fact that sport produces physical evolution and results by generating states of muscular crisis that stimulate muscle development, along with the increase of the blood flow through the muscles and the reduction of the influx of blood through the internal organs, endocrine glands and brain, while ABHEDA YOGA generates an evolution based on harmony, energy throughout the being, including in the internal organs, endocrine glands and brain and all this progressively, at the limit of comfort, without forcing and in permanent balance… AND FOR ANY AGE.

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The great yogi Gopi Krishna – about Kundalini

Gopi Krishna, you have been taking steps for years to scientifically investigate the yogic experience of awakening the kundalini force. What is the meaning of the word “KUNDALINI” and what is its linguistic history? KUNDALINI, in Sanskrit, means “coiled” and comes from the word KUNDALA. It refers to a force that in the ordinary man

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What is useful, from a practical point of view, is the theoretical study of the 36 tattve useful for?

What is useful, from a practical point of view, the study of the 36 tattve? 1) To relate effectively to the Identification with the Self, individual or universal, the Source, the Observer, the Utterance, the Thinker. 2) To understand our existence and that of the Universe, the meaning of existence,

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THE MENTAL VOID – YOGA SUTRA – commented by Swami Vivekananda.

“There is another type of divine ecstasy that is obtained through the assiduous practice of stopping any mental activity, in which the chitta (mind) is transcended and retains only the unmanifested impressions. This is the soamprajnata samadhi, the perfectly superconscious state that gives us the supreme spiritual liberation. We can get all the paranormal powers

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White Prayer for Country and Planet – Devotional Meditation – FILM

This meditative technique is of the “Yoga for Life” type and can provide a wonderful efficiency for what we love and want: a wonderful and focused life hopes for safe and pereonvalues, protection in times of restraint. It does not depend on our nationality, it can be used for any nation and any planet (!)

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White Prayer – devotional meditation to help the planet and the country

Now is the most precious time to use our capabilitiesto do good and to do us good, through the protection of Romania and the Planet against disasters, epidemics and catastrophes. Now we propose thatat 9 p.m., orat 6 am timesat 15 in the afternoon,every day,until we manage to avoid these problems,to enthusiastically practice the “WHITE

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Uttitha Ardha Dhanurasana – yogic posture for inner balance

Yogi practices have wonderful effects on our physical structure: improving flexibility, toning and elasticizing muscles and improving or even curing certain health problems. But when we begin to enter the traditional yoga universe we discover that this is much more than a sport, it is a science of life. In addition, it has much broader

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Bhadrasana – position of the throne

It is considered asana that cures all diseases. Practiced enough, gives the yogi the opportunity to eliminate fatigue or pain. Provides the inner ability to control inferior or unwanted desires. Hatha yoga prapika Bhadrasana or the position of the throne is a basic posture in traditional yoga, suitable even for those beginners in yogic practices.

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Effects of Anuttara’s fundamental meditation in Abheda Yoga

Efectele meditației fundamentale Anuttara din Abheda Yoga – spiritual awakening or enlightenment, moksha, kenosis, metanoia, revelation, satori, ushta, Kevala Jnana ; – perception of the state of vacuum – shuniata; the state of emptiness is a nondulum state characterized by the increasing absence (up to the Absolute) of thoughts or, even,

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108 reasons to start practicing Abheda nondualist meditations right now!

Lately there is more and more talk about meditation and its positive effects on those who practice it. The latest research indicates that those who begin to practice meditation improve their health, and life as a whole. With beneficial effects, which start from the physical to the psychological and spiritual level and scientific research that attests to these effects, there is no reason why anyone who wants to meditate can meditate.

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Savasana, a posture with amazing health benefits

Savasana or corpse posture (sava in translation from Sanskrit means corpse and asana means posture), is the posture with which the cycle of asanas in hatha yoga ends. It is intended for the relaxation of the body and mind, as well as the harmonious integration of the subtle energies that have been set in motion throughout the entire session of asanas. This asana should be performed on a hard surface, preferably on the ground, on the yoga mat, with the legs parallel or slightly apart, and the hands beside the body with the palms up.

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ASHTANGA YOGA – the stages of RAJA AND HATHA YOGA, part of ABHEDA

Ashtanga Yoga is NOT a particular form of yoga but there are yoga classes that have preferred this name which they then manifest as a brand under which they operate. Ashtanga yoga refers to any form of yoga. These are rather stages in transcending inner limitations and achieving the state of full freedom, consciousness and happiness (samadhi).

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“THE EFFICIENT GIFT” – ABHEDA YOGA SECRET TECHNIQUE for supporting and protecting planet Earth and Romania

It is a meditative method that aims to urgently help the planet and the country space chosen by the practitioner, whatever it may be.
Very important – he achieves this without imposing anything, without in any way harming someone’s free will, so without being black magic.
Of course, many meditative ways for the peace and balance of the planet are proposed in the world.
The “Efficient Gift” has the quality of helping both the practitioner and the country and planet Earth.

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Meditation “What I’ve done with my life” and “What I’ll do with it from now on”

The meditation “What I have done with my life” has, in fact, two parts: “What I have done with my life” and “What I will do with my life”. It is achieved, as much as possible, in a state as high as possible, after a stage of reporting to the Supreme Self Atman, or of centering in the Heart, seeking to maintain ourselves mainly at the level of the causal plane or, at least, supramental.

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