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Jivamani BhraiatphanaSahasraVidhruraVlgwam
AnantayaNagarajayaNamaha| |
Bhavatnandalaya
nal stimuli. They are, firstly helpsin one becominga fuAhimsa or non-violonceto- tu'ist. Accordingto our Achwards aff beingsand accord-larya, Brahmacharyais the
ing to Patanjali,all beings "most beneficialand feasible
reciprocategenuinenon-vio- yamain Kaliyuga,
lance towafds the Abhyasi
ond in his prasencsalso lose NIYAMAS
enmity among thomselves. The five Niyamas include
Satyais thinking and spoak- Souchaor cleanlinesswhich
ing the Truth,which will lead lesds to a heathly life and
..-.. arisingout
to a perfect correlation bet- preventsdaseases
ween deedand results. As- of closecontact with people
theya is non-stealing,or a
at large.
trusteeshipapproachtowards
out of contontment(satoweatlh and. earning out of
Th6se distractionscan be hanest and prescribedduty sha) arises immnsgmental
broadlyclassifiedinto three. (Nijakarma). Paradoxically peace(sukha). lt is said in
Those arising out of such a personcomesto man- Manusmritithat the happi(a) external world (b) one's age wealth. Strongth is nessarisingoutof fulfilqnent
or of desires- sithor here or
own body (c) the mindpreg- acquiredby Brahmacharya
nant with previous samska- controlled sex within the hereafter- is not comparabla
ras. Yama and Niyama ara institutionof marriage.Non- even to a sixtoenthpart (Shotho two angaswhich,if pra- possession or Aparigraha dasimKalaam)of that oxpectis.d, roduc th sfflictions fraas the mind from the riencedby the reduction of
(klera) arising out of sxter- worriesof losing wolthand desire itseff.
Yet h c hd K a m a s u k h a m
Loke
Y et h ch a D i v y a m M a h a t
sukham!
T rus hna A k s h a y a S u k h a s yete
Na A r h a t a h S h o d a s i m
K a l a a m! !
It is my Acharya's contention
th a t th e d isillu sio n m e n t o f
many yogabhyasis is due to
practice of asanaswithout the
ya m a s, n iya m a s, vin ya sa s'
syn ch r o n o u s b r e a th in g , th e
a cco m p a n yin g b a n d h a s a n d
with a g r e e d fo r q u ick r e su lts.
out . T hen o n e c o u l d s t a y i n a
pos t ure wh i l e h o l d i n g t h e
breath-in or out-or could do
controlled cycle of yogic
breathing in the posture. But
there are some movements
wh ic h c an b e d o n e e i t h e r
doing breathing in or breathi n g out , de p e n d i n g u p o n t h e
condition of the abhyasi, and
the desired results from the
pfactice. Making the movement s , duri n g i n h a l a t i o n a n d
holding t he b r e a t h i n w i l l
co m e unde r B r a h m a n a k r i y a
and doing lhe movemonts
w hile breath i n go u t a n d h o l d i n g t he bre a t h o u t i s l a n g a n a
kriya.
While in ,Ayurveda, Brahmana kriya refers to nourishing diet for growth and langana kriya to {asting, they
are not as revelant in yogabhy as a.T he k r i y a s i n S a t t v i c
yo ga pract i c e i s t h e u s e o f
natural air in clearing the
nadis and n o t t h e u s o f
cloth or water and other
external aids.
YOGA IS AN ART
Breat hin g i n a s a n a s h e l p s
to relax and reach the final
posture. lt helps to reach out
and work on ths deeper
muscles, which rnay not be
possible otherwise. Further,
it has been found that with
deliberate breathing, one's
mind is not allowed to wander but forced to tollow the
breath. Yoga practice becom.
abtnas, as on dvanceS in
ths assna practice, the use ol
Eandhas or contracting I
specific group of muscles is
recommended for the higher
benefits of yoga. Of the many
b a ndhas,three are i mportani ,
T h e Mul abandha requi resthe
drawing in of the rectum, the
p e l vi c di aphragm and ths
lo w er abdomenas i f to touch
the backbone. This has to be
d o ne after exhal ati on.l t coul d
be observed that at least rn
th e i ni ti al stages, one has ro
p r acti ce'B rahmacharya' ro
attain a mastery over Mulab a ndha.
practisedaccordingto samp-
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