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The document discusses the torsion area, an area beyond the human mind known by different names across religions like Paramchaitanya in Sanskrit and Ruh in the Koran. It is where absolute truths are known. The torsion area has been described in every religion, though human beings have a tendency to distort religions over time. The physical counterpart of the torsion area is the limbic system, and it looks after vibrations, cool breeze, and yoga.
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Meditation for Everyoneshghosh2002
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Sahaja Meditation, founded by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi in 1970, promotes balance, health, harmony, and well-being through a 15-20 minute practice that awakens an individual's inner spiritual energy. Practiced in over 90 countries, it emphasizes the spontaneous nature of the meditation, which leads to a union with the self. The technique includes regular foot soaks and steps to release negative emotions and enhance spiritual joy.Sahaja Yoga Self Realization Presentation
Sahaja Yoga Self Realization Presentationlincolnp
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This short document provides brief instructions to sit back and enjoy as a few steps are followed, though the steps themselves are not described. It concludes with a thanks after appearing to reach its end.Benefits of sahaja yoga
Benefits of sahaja yogalindajbennett4
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The benefits of Sahaja Yoga include improved health and immune function, enhanced ability to find joy and manage stress, and the adoption of a healthier lifestyle. It also contributes to better communication skills. The document provides tips for practicing meditation to ensure a healthy life.Mooladhara Chakra - Presentation
Mooladhara Chakra - PresentationPankaj Sharma
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The document provides information about the Mooladhara Chakra from a course on the subject. It discusses the Mooladhara Chakra's location at the base of the spine. It describes qualities like innocence and purity associated with the chakra. It outlines methods to balance the chakra, such as regular meditation, foot soaks, mantras and affirmations. The document also discusses problems that can arise from an imbalanced chakra like diarrhea, constipation and misuse of sexuality.Agnya Chakra
Agnya ChakraPankaj Sharma
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The document provides information about the Agnya Chakra, or third eye chakra, including its location at the base of the brain, characteristics, manifestations, qualities, benefits, causes of problems, diseases related to imbalance, and techniques for balancing it such as using specific mantras, affirmations, vibrations, and other practices.The Attention
The Attentionshghosh2002
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This document discusses meditation and attention. It provides an agenda for a meeting that includes a video on Shri Mataji's teachings on meditation. The document also discusses how attention has been impacted by increasing advertising and marketing. It suggests meditating at home by soaking one's feet in lukewarm water with salt to feel a sense of peace and prepare for meditation.Chakras, Mandalas & Arcanos
Chakras, Mandalas & ArcanosBet del Mar
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The document discusses the seven major chakras in the human body, describing their locations, associated elements, endocrine glands, colors, and psychic features. It explains that the chakras reflect different levels of existence and act as gates to the entire cosmos. Each chakra is then discussed individually, providing details on its meaning, symbolism, and significance according to Tantric philosophy.Meditando con los Chakras, Mandalas & ArcanosBet del Mar
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El documento describe la relaci坦n entre los chakras del cuerpo humano, las energ鱈as, y las gl叩ndulas endocrinas, destacando su conexi坦n con el macrocosmos y microcosmos. Cada uno de los siete chakras principales est叩 asociado con un elemento, color, sentido y caracter鱈sticas ps鱈quicas, actuando como puertas de acceso a diferentes niveles de conciencia y energ鱈as. Finalmente, el texto aborda el proceso de cristalizaci坦n de la conciencia y la importancia de cada chakra en la transformaci坦n espiritual y conexi坦n con lo divino.Left Channel (freemeditation.tv) Nov 12 2008
Left Channel (freemeditation.tv) Nov 12 2008Vic Divecha
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The document summarizes qualities of the left channel (Ida Nadi) in Hindu spirituality:
1. The left channel is associated with the past, subconscious, emotion, existence, joy, and desire.
2. Imbalances in the left channel can lead to lethargy, conditioning, guilt, fear, and addiction.
3. Opening the left channel allows one to experience true joy from nature and give up habits more easily.Artfair Display
Artfair DisplayVic Divecha
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Sahaja Yoga is different from other forms of yoga because it focuses on self-realization without yoga mats or stretching. The founder, Shri Mataji, is a mother and freedom activist who has received many honors for her work teaching Sahaja Yoga meditation internationally, including being named Personality of the Year in Italy and receiving an honorary PhD in cognitive science from a Romanian university. She has also been an official guest of governments in China, Brazil, Russia, and other countries to teach Sahaja Yoga.Ad
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- 1. session 8 :: torsion area : sahasrara chakraLike Einstein has said that theres an area beyond our human mind which is called as Torsion Area. And all the truths, absolute truths are known when you enter into that Torsion Area. This Torsion Area has different names. For example in Sanskrit its called as Paramchaitanya. In the Koran its called as Ruh. In every religion it has been described. But as you know religion also what it has taken in many different shapes in the hands of human beings. Human beings have a speciality of spoiling everything. ShriMataji
- 2. Physical counterpart: Limbic system Looks after: Vibrations, cool breeze, Yoga. Qualities: Collective consciousness, integration, silence. No of Petals: One thousand (1000) Day: Monday Colour: Multicolour Element: All Gem: Pearl Symbol: The Bandhan
- 4. RecommendationsExtreme Heat / Cold ExposureNirvichara & Nirvikalpa: Meditating Upto the Point of Dissolution of Ideas, Concepts, Frameworks & Thinking Patterns
- 5. Footsoaking TimeGuided Foot soak: Hum, Kshamm