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author: M. Govindan Satchidananda OM KRIYA BABAJI NAMA AUM This mantra has the power to connect your own heart to the heartbeat of the universe. You can't talk about Babaji Kriya Yoga without mentioning this mantra. It creates a direct line of communication with God's grace of the legendary
Himalayan Siddha, Kriya Babaji Nagaraj. Like God, he cannot be seen with physical eyes, but he reveals himself to his devoted, so is Sathguru Kriya Babaji. Babaji shows his physical form so little, but reveals himself to all his devoted. In the autumn of 1994, I attended Babaji Kriya Yoga's introductory
lecture and meditation with Marshall Govindan. I had been practicing yoga intensively for ten years, I was persistent in my discipline and was a collector/practitioner, but when Mr Govindan intimately asked us all why we came, I didn't have an answer. What I knew was that I was still suffering regularly
from melancholy resulting from the void, knowing something was missing. During the evening we met the mantra Om Kriya Babaji Nama Aum. We chanted it with a call and a reaction. Tears rolled down my face as we sang and a shock of light appeared on my eyebrows. When I signed up for the
weekend seminar, I told Govindan that the mantra was the reason I came that evening. He said, Humm, so why did you wait so long? I said, I'm going to ask Babaji, I think everything's going to come at the right time, right? The practice of yoga has generally become synonymous with Hatha Yoga in the
West, where it is practiced primarily as a physical form of exercise. Many yoga exercisers eventually come to the feeling that something is missing in their practice. Maybe we started practicing Hatha. Yoga to become strong physically, to control the effects of stress or to overcome a health problem. But
the magic of yoga is that when we meet one need, there is another unfulfilled need and there is always something missing. With our practice of yoga, we are gradually aware and aware of what we lack. There are so many yoga schools in the west, but few traditions, and even less, that bring integral
development of an entire person who meets our needs at all levels, as well as Babaji kriya yoga. It is a complex practical discipline, open access to yoga practice and life. Flowing directly from the South Indian tradition Siva Yoga Siddhantam developed by 18 Tamil Yoga Siddhas especially between 200
and 1200 a.D. Kriya Babaji Nagaraj developed his Kriya Yoga from the techniques and teachings of this 18 Siddha tradition, especially those taught by his guru Boganathar. (1) This is the same Babaji described by Paramhamsa Yogananda in his Autobiography of Yogis. (2) His Kriya Yoga was written by
M. Govindan in Babaji 18 Tradition of Siddha Kriya Yoga and in a series of books written by V.T. Neelakantan and S.A.A. Ramiah. (3) Babaji's five-fold yoga journey by Babaji Kriya Yoga is a five-fold journey, which includes Kriya Hatha Yoga for the physical body, Kriya Kundalini Pranayama for a vital
body, the seat of emotions, Kriya Dhyana Yoga (meditation) for the mental body, rational mind and seat of the senses, Kriya Mantra and Kriya Bhakti Yoga for the spiritual body, the body of the blissful. They cleanse individual consciousness at all five levels of existence and build an integrated basis for
lasting peace, love and equivalence. Each of these five types of yoga deeply affects more than one body and is often combined in practice. So, for example, in Babaji's Kriya Yoga we can sing, meditate or visualize and manage the life force when practicing different attitudes. Babaji's Kriya Hatha Yoga
Babaji's Kriya Yoga teaches the basics of 18 asana with variations. Siddhas, masters of yoga, recorded their teachings on palm leaves. The Sidds saw life and the body as their experimental field. The human body, they said, should have been transformed into a divine body and used to help with self-
awareness. Siddhas talked about about 8.4 million hatha yoga asanas. Babaji distilled the practice of his Hatha Yoga until the standard 17 and a series of sun-reaching salutations, with variations to be used to condition the delicate body and prepare for deep states of meditation. This series of asana,
when practiced daily with kriyas (repetitive micro-movements), deeply and thoroughly massage and purify energy pathways and strengthen organs and systems throughout the physical body, in addition to stimulating the awakening of kundalini shakti, by generating internal heat. The intensity of everyday
practice is very good for us both physically and spiritually. In fact, it is the daily repetition that patiently practices with increasing endurance, which creates this inner heat. Physical movements of asana itself strengthen the body, and evolving awareness can bring success in daily activities. But in addition,
the daily practice of Kriya (action with knowledge) Hatha Yoga, which combines awareness with physical control, activates the process of realizing who she really is. Who we are is pure consciousness that lives in the body. Our life is confused by movements from all our levels of existence, our thoughts,
our emotions, our tensions, our perceptions of the senses and our memories. We are captured on a complex site. Attitudes within series 18 have been chosen to clean us up at all five levels of existence. Purifying and calming the mind is to purify a certain function of consciousness, but must be supported
by work on physical, emotional, intellectual and Levels. These attitudes as a science can teach us to have awareness of the physical body as a whole without separateing it from the mind, body and feelings. We need to change our whole lives at the same time, not just in pieces, little by little. We must
learn to be attentive to the physical body and its inner feelings, because the body itself is a guide to our health. We can support the body by strengthening its nervous system. We build strong nerves by managing energy movements in the body at the peace of static pose. At rest with attention to slowing
down our breath, our thoughts slowly and come to rest, which leads us to discover the source of our thoughts. From this place we can begin to self-exude our usual doubts and fears and impulses, as well as perceive and nourish our spiritual desires. Only with a calm mind can the higher spiritual abilities of
insight and intuition work on us. This is the yoga of transformation. Patanjali and Asana Patanjali, in their classic Yoga Sutras, prescribe how to advance in asana yoga. It tells us that asana should be sthira (stable, stable) and sukha (light, comfortable). Sukha means lightness, but it also means joy or
bliss. Patanjali defines Asana as a state. He says that these qualities of our body of permanence and simplicity should also apply to our minds. The mind should be free of tension and turbulence. He says to use pranayama to soothe and balance the body and mind by integrating the prana with
individualized consciousness. Progression to asanas involves releasing effort and tuning the mind in the extensive properties of pure feeling, pure vibrations. It joins the formula and tells us in the later stages of the practice of asana to train the mind to be focused by being constantly informed about an
infinite object. He says staying longer in this state of in asana, averting all distractions and duality to eventually become invulnerable to duality, where nothing can disturb you anymore. The heart of Kriya Hath Yoga is to allow attitudes to emerge from effortlessly into effortlessness, where the state of mind
is constantly aware of an infinite object or object. To do this, they taught us to learn how to balance tension and relaxation. Balancing tension and relaxation we are able to maintain posture quite easily. But in addition, this system emphasizes balancing tension in a pose with a period of relaxation when we
come out of a pose. It is not relaxation to inertia, but relaxation into our spiritual body. This relaxation allows our spiritual body to lighten, heal and transform not so delicate bodies. Directing the flow of pranic energy When we release the contractions of the body and mind and are free from restlessness and
unrest, we find that we open up by the movement of spiritual consciousness. When balancing the voltage and while in the posture we create space and conditions in the body in which the prana, animator of life, the energy of consciousness, can enter and penetrate. When I placed my body in every fixed
position of poses, I deliberately directed the movement of this energy, directing my breath, with the intention of purifying and strengthening the pathways in the delicate body that distribute life force. I intended to promote blocked areas that restricted energy circulation and reduced cell nutrition, opened up
and were nourished. When the cells penetrated the washed, both physical and mental discomfort disappeared and I felt joy. Yoga asana nourishes me on a profound level. How do we consciously move the washed-up attitudes? Presence and effort are required. By observing breath, we focus on every
inhalation and exhalation, we can slow down every breath and every exhale, level them and make the breath rhythmic. In this way, we will get the first condition necessary to control the prana, awareness and silence. In this state, the prana can be directed wherever we place our attention. When our
attention is on our breath, we can let go of any sense of presence. In addition, the kriya phase (small repetitive micro-movements) gently massages the internal organs and increases the flow of circulation. As soon as the prana flows into the blocked area, one of two things happens. Muscle fibers are
either gradually released at each exophomore, and the contract area is released and the energy of the prana opens, or the area is not released, and instead emotions engraved, accompanied by a specific sensation that we can follow. Either way, as we go through this series of posture consciously, with
sensitivity and reflection, we can gently feel the healing power of the prana to penetrate into the deep niches of the body and the deeply held tension of the body and mind. When I repeatedly touched on my chronically narrow areas, I realised the lingering desires and desires in my mind that had to create
this tension. My fears arose along with my doubts and feelings that I was not worthy of spiritual experience. I have discovered deep-rooted beliefs that are holding me back in my body, my practice and my life. The magic of this practice was that when these negative beliefs and concepts of myself arose, I
found myself letting them go and then lightening them. Every time I came out of the posture series, I felt relaxed, single and sometimes even amused at myself. Conscious deep breathing prompted my mind to rest, but moreover, when I entered silence, relaxation developed into a stable and stable calm.
Posture gradually held the prana, not the effort. The path to self-awareness of Babaji's exercise of Kriya Hatha Yoga invites us to explore our physical body search for Self. From the moment we begin, our attention is directed to our inner self, to our higher Self. In Kriya Asana Vanek, Salutation pose, first
pose, we worship Ourselves, God, Seer, who dwells in us like us. We are not aware of our own deity, like Me, because of the dirt of the mind and the dispersal of the senses. These include basic ignorance created by egotism, the habit of identifying with our thoughts. Our thoughts of being less than form a
barrier that prevents us from knowing what's out of our minds. Besides, what I found through constant monitoring of my inhalations and exhalations was the realization of a mystical sound that Aum played with his breath. Kriya Yoga teaches us about the power of the divine soham formula, the mantric
sound of breath. So, that, universal me and aham, me, individual ego. I did it. With our normal breath, we are constantly invited to realize the truth about our self, to assert our deity with every breath and to deny our existence with every breath. The self-study and practice of Asana Patanjali defines his Krija
Yoga as constant practice, devotion to the Lord and self-study in his Yoga-Sutras (II.1). (4) At Babaji's Kriya Yoga, we use the asana practice as a means of self-study. As I began to observe my mind, her automatic reactions and movements. I found that the games he played and how it hindered my
growth. I recorded my personal desires, those controlled and uncontrolled, and my goals, what I reached for and what my mind feared might lose something or lose. Kriya Yoga helped me develop a real understanding of the need for self-study. I learned the value of yoga traits of separation and constant
practice. Separation freed my mind from confusion and anxiety. Separation and constant practice helped me simplify and cheerfully make the right choices for my life. With these tools, I revealed the deep attachments, tendencies and desires that kept me tied to rounds of suffering. It was separation and
constant practice that helped me identify my needs from my and find out what it really worth having, enduring happiness. Cleaning through Kriya Hatha Yoga As my hatha practice became more devoted and meditative and worshipped, I began to tune into the energy and grace of practice. Negative
emotions began to drop, as if I were doing asana, sitting in asana, or turning inside and tuning in to Me. I knew Babaji's Kriya Yoga helped me in yoga when I started refusing to express negative emotions. I noticed that outwardly expressing emotions such as anger left me feeling exhausted, but on the
contrary, not expressing negative emotions would leave me tired or feeling upset if I allowed emotions the freedom to travel Me. The internal sensing I learned through my daily posture practice helped me observe emotions as a pure feeling in my body throughout the day. Kriya Yoga also teaches one to
feel respect for the body and others. It teaches the deepest meaning of ahimsa, does not harm. Realizing this helps me reject negativity by releasing it as it arises. The spiritual effects of my practice kriya Hatha Yoga They say that by meditation on Infinity, Asana is managed. Patanjali tells us that by
controlling asana we can learn to be undisturbed by pairs of opposites and gradually learn the difference between permanent and imperfect. Staying for a long time, hovering on the laundry, I really started using this practice of kriya hatha yoga to experience Me. The sadrs tell us that the human nervous
system is designed to express complete consciousness. Is it possible for us to go to Infinity while living in this limited body? When the effort stopped and the body/mind/asana lost my identity, I found that I could dissolve into Infinity. Although I can't nudate Infinity, I felt a rush of deep happiness or
calmness, even bliss, because I felt my heart expanded. I felt silence and silence to penetrate my body, in the sense of a uniform dispersal of consciousness. \ Siddhas tells us that the human body is a mystical center, a sacred transition to ultimate reality, and liberation is only available in it. (5) If the deity
exists in each of us, then it is up to each of us to test it ourselves. I know I found what I was missing. References: Yoga by Tamil Siddha Boganathar, T.N. Ganapathy Autobiography Yogi, Paramahamsa Yogananda Babaji and 18 Siddha Kriya Yoga Traditions, M. Govindan Kriya Yoga Sutras Patanjali.
The philosophy of Tamil yoga Siddhas, T.N. Ganapathy Babaji's Kriya Hatha Yoga: Self-awareness through conscious action, videotape of Durg Ahlund and M. Govindan. Image copyright December 2000 by Jan Ahlund All rights reserved. Reserved.

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