Description

Yoga, tantra and meditation periodical of the Scandinavian Yoga and Meditation School.

Bindu Magazine investigates science and art related to meditation, yoga and tantra. The numerous topics in Bindu are based on methods that concern human development. It is written, edited and designed by people with a first hand knowledge of these methods. A contemporary wisdom.

In this issue:
- Editorial (by Swami Jayatma Saraswati): How to find the experiencer in amongst the experiences.
- About Sound and Form
- Bhramari - the Bumble Bee (by Joachim Rodenbech): A breathing exercise, which is part of the education of Indian musicians, to train their sense of pitch and musicality. But it can also be used for other purposes ...
- Vibrations create Forms (an article based on Dr. Hans Jenny's research on sound): Is there a connection between life’s forms, the universe’s forms - and vibrations? Is it sound which keeps things going?
- Nada Yoga (collected and edited by Swami Janakananda): When you do yoga and breathing exercises your mind becomes relaxed. At a certain stage it becomes so finely tuned that you can hear the vibrational frequency on the planes of consciousness which you open yourself to.
- On a Wavelength with Oneself: Different people’s diverse experiences with Nada Yoga ...
- Evenings with Song and Dance (by Ma Sita Savitri): Song and dance can bring us together and break the ice, but it can also raise our consciousness and open our hearts.
- Music CD Review (by Mikkel Nordsø): Chetna by Roop Verma
- Håå International Course Center: A dynamic workshop where you can learn more about yourself, your creativity and your well-being. This year’s course programme.