The document discusses yoga, defining it as a way of living, art of thinking, and process of inner engineering. It states that yoga can be practiced anytime, whether sleeping, awake, eating, drinking, thinking, or talking. Yoga aims for complete health of the physical body, mental mind, spiritual soul, and social well-being. Its core components include moral codes, self-purification, posture, breath control, withdrawing senses, concentration, deep meditation, and union. The document advocates that yoga is needed for a healthy body, peaceful mind, blissful soul, and personal, professional, and spiritual excellence.
Yogacharya Dr Ananda Balayogi Bhavanani's invited presenation for the Conference on Philosophy and Practice of Yoga: Issues of Authenticity, integrity and Ingenuity organised by Indic Academy. 15-16 Feb 2020, Bangalore, India.
Yogacharya Dr Ananda Balayogi Bhavanani's invited presenation for the Conference on Philosophy and Practice of Yoga: Issues of Authenticity, integrity and Ingenuity organised by Indic Academy. 15-16 Feb 2020, Bangalore, India.
This practice is a one pointed concentration on the form and Nada or sound of the sacred Pranava AUM, known as the Mantra of all Mantras. This can be done from any of the sitting postures but make sure that your back is erect. It is best to do this after performing a few rounds of conscious deep breathing so that the mind is in a calm state.
Pranava Dhyana harmonizes the body, emotions and mind. It is an important part of the Rishiculture Ashtanga Yoga tradition as taught by Yogamaharishi Dr Swami Gitananda Giri. In this practice emphasis is first placed on making the sounds AAA, UUU and MMM separately and then in combination. This is followed by the performance of the practice mentally without the audible sound.
Sit in Vajrasana and place the Chin Mudra on your thighs. Breathe in deeply into your lower chest area 2-3-4-5-6. Breathe out with the sound Aaaaa…….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Now concentrate on the sound Aaaaa mentally and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
Curl your fingers inward to form the Chinmaya Mudra and place it on your thighs. Breathe deeply into your mid chest region 2-3-4-5-6. Breathe out with the sound Ooooo …….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Now concentrate on the sound Ooooo… mentally and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
Perform the Adhi Mudra by clenching your fists with your thumb in the centre and place the Mudra on your thighs. Breathe deeply into your upper chest and clavicular regions 2-3-4-5-6. Now, exhale with the sound Mmmm…….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Now concentrate on the sound mentally and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
To perform the fourth part of the practice that unites the three earlier parts perform Adhi Mudra and then place it with the knuckles of both hands touching in front of the navel. This is now known as the Brahma Mudra.
Take a deep breath into the low ……..mid ……..and upper chest ……..regions. Now let the breath out with the sounds of Aaaaa…Ooo… Mmmm ….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----------
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----------------
Now concentrate on the sound Aaaaa------Ooooo------Mmmm and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
A performance of three to nine rounds of the Pranava Dharana when done daily helps to relax the Body-Emotion-Mind complex and provides complete healing through the production of healing vibrations at all levels of our existence. This is the cornerstone of Yogic breath therapy and can produce health and wellbeing for all.
When the concentrative aspect of the practice is taken to its peak, a state of mediation or Pranava Dhyana can ensue.
In today’s world, we are so involved and busy that we forget to live in the present. These daily tasks lead to physical and mental strain, stress develops, and there is no internal harmony. Meditation is a practice to help achieve that harmony between your body and mind.
Yoga is an ancient art that originated from India and was developed by the Indus-Sarasvati civilization in Northern India over 5000 years ago. The word Yoga is derived from the Sanskrit root word Yuj meaning to bind. Yoga is the most favorable method to connect to nature by balancing the mind and body. The word Yoga was first mentioned in the oldest sacred texts, the Rig Veda. Adi Yogi Shiva is the founder of Yoga. One who follows the path of Yoga is YOGI or YOGIN. YOGI simply means an expert teacher.
Om Namah Shivay baba - In today’s world this will be hard to believe that there exists a very simple person on earth, whose mere touch excretes the troubles and chronic diseases from life; and that simple person is our beloved Guru ji, who believes that by Sewa and Bhakti a lot of hurdles can be put to an end. FOR MORE VISIT : http://onslko.org/
for download visit www.biowalesir.com YOGA introduction and lifestyle.
from history to present included ashtang yoga also hath yoga practices and benefits yoga
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Yoga Marga at Isha Yoga Centre (near Coimbatore) is a yoga-meditation-ayurveda-siddha rejuvenation programme. After the programme, I put this presentation together to record my reflections during the programme...some thoughts-feelings that are important for peace and health.
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This practice is a one pointed concentration on the form and Nada or sound of the sacred Pranava AUM, known as the Mantra of all Mantras. This can be done from any of the sitting postures but make sure that your back is erect. It is best to do this after performing a few rounds of conscious deep breathing so that the mind is in a calm state.
Pranava Dhyana harmonizes the body, emotions and mind. It is an important part of the Rishiculture Ashtanga Yoga tradition as taught by Yogamaharishi Dr Swami Gitananda Giri. In this practice emphasis is first placed on making the sounds AAA, UUU and MMM separately and then in combination. This is followed by the performance of the practice mentally without the audible sound.
Sit in Vajrasana and place the Chin Mudra on your thighs. Breathe in deeply into your lower chest area 2-3-4-5-6. Breathe out with the sound Aaaaa…….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Now concentrate on the sound Aaaaa mentally and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
Curl your fingers inward to form the Chinmaya Mudra and place it on your thighs. Breathe deeply into your mid chest region 2-3-4-5-6. Breathe out with the sound Ooooo …….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Now concentrate on the sound Ooooo… mentally and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
Perform the Adhi Mudra by clenching your fists with your thumb in the centre and place the Mudra on your thighs. Breathe deeply into your upper chest and clavicular regions 2-3-4-5-6. Now, exhale with the sound Mmmm…….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----
Now concentrate on the sound mentally and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
To perform the fourth part of the practice that unites the three earlier parts perform Adhi Mudra and then place it with the knuckles of both hands touching in front of the navel. This is now known as the Brahma Mudra.
Take a deep breath into the low ……..mid ……..and upper chest ……..regions. Now let the breath out with the sounds of Aaaaa…Ooo… Mmmm ….
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----------
Breathe in 2-3-4-5-6.
Breathe out ----------------
Now concentrate on the sound Aaaaa------Ooooo------Mmmm and perform the same practice three times without the audible sound.
A performance of three to nine rounds of the Pranava Dharana when done daily helps to relax the Body-Emotion-Mind complex and provides complete healing through the production of healing vibrations at all levels of our existence. This is the cornerstone of Yogic breath therapy and can produce health and wellbeing for all.
When the concentrative aspect of the practice is taken to its peak, a state of mediation or Pranava Dhyana can ensue.
In today’s world, we are so involved and busy that we forget to live in the present. These daily tasks lead to physical and mental strain, stress develops, and there is no internal harmony. Meditation is a practice to help achieve that harmony between your body and mind.
Yoga is an ancient art that originated from India and was developed by the Indus-Sarasvati civilization in Northern India over 5000 years ago. The word Yoga is derived from the Sanskrit root word Yuj meaning to bind. Yoga is the most favorable method to connect to nature by balancing the mind and body. The word Yoga was first mentioned in the oldest sacred texts, the Rig Veda. Adi Yogi Shiva is the founder of Yoga. One who follows the path of Yoga is YOGI or YOGIN. YOGI simply means an expert teacher.
Om Namah Shivay baba - In today’s world this will be hard to believe that there exists a very simple person on earth, whose mere touch excretes the troubles and chronic diseases from life; and that simple person is our beloved Guru ji, who believes that by Sewa and Bhakti a lot of hurdles can be put to an end. FOR MORE VISIT : http://onslko.org/
for download visit www.biowalesir.com YOGA introduction and lifestyle.
from history to present included ashtang yoga also hath yoga practices and benefits yoga
Yoga Ayurveda Workshop for Yoga StudiosDaniel Amme
Yoga and Ayurveda have long been linked together as two complimentary systems of human development. They grew up organically intertwined through their common ancient Vedic roots – the legacy of the legendary Himalayan rishis who understood the laws of the universe and the inner process of cosmogenesis that holds the keys to all transformations. The two systems have maintained a long and intimate history, interacting upon and enhancing one another up to the present day. Ayurveda is the “second phase” of interest in Yoga, which builds upon the first phase of interest in Yoga as an exercise system.
Yoga Marga at Isha Yoga Centre (near Coimbatore) is a yoga-meditation-ayurveda-siddha rejuvenation programme. After the programme, I put this presentation together to record my reflections during the programme...some thoughts-feelings that are important for peace and health.
INTRODUCING INTEGRAL YOGA EDUCATION IN THE TEACHER EDUCATION CURRICULUMYogacharya AB Bhavanani
Bhavanani AB. Introducing integral Yoga psychology in the teacher education curriculum. Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology 2006; 32 (No.2) Special Issue: 204-13.
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2. Yoga
Yoga is way of living
Yoga is art of thinking
Yoga is the process of inner engineering
Yoga is the determination to excel
Yoga is a learning through experiencing life
Yoga is equanimity in success and failure
Yoga is excellence in actions
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3. Yoga in life
Happening every moment
All the times
Whether we are sleeping
Whether we are awake
Whether we are eating
Whether we are drinking
Whether we are thinking
Whether we are talking
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4. Yoga is for
Complete health
Physical - Body
Mental - Mind
Spiritual -Soul
Social - Holistic
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5. Components of Yoga
Yam (Moral Codes)
Niyam (Self-purification and study)
Asan (Posture)
Pranayam (Breath Control)
Pratyahaar (Withdrawing of the mind from senses)
Dharan (concentration)
Dhyan (deep meditation)
Samadhi (Union with the object of meditation)
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6. Yoga – need of the hour
For Healthy Body
For Peaceful Mind
For blissful Soul
For Personal, Professional, Social and
Spiritual Excellence
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7. Yoga – beginning point
Life Style (Routine should be proper)
Early to bed Early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy
and wise
Healthy Diet
Thinking Process (Though Pattern should be proper)
Positivity In – Negativity Out
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8. Yoga in all times
Breathing Awareness all the times
Positive Thinking
Try to be in present
Try to do the things in best way as much
as you can
Connect with nature
Connect with Sun
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9. Myths about Yoga
Very tough (NO)
Go to jungle for doing it (NO)
Need to change place (NO)
Be away from people (NO)
Thinking of Kundalini at once (NO)
Not for all (NO)
Religious beliefs (NO)
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10. Yoga for all
It is for humanity
Can be done in any form
Need positive mind set
Transforms your life
Just start NOW
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