Nada meditation focuses on using sound to meditate, first concentrating on the breath and then expanding awareness to incorporate external sounds. Specific techniques include focusing on the sound of dog panting or meditating while breathing with the tongue extended. Mudras like chin, jnana, yoni, bhvariava or bhairavi can be incorporated.
Nada meditation focuses on using sound to meditate, first concentrating on the breath and then expanding awareness to incorporate external sounds. Specific techniques include focusing on the sound of dog panting or meditating while breathing with the tongue extended. Mudras like chin, jnana, yoni, bhvariava or bhairavi can be incorporated.
Nada meditation focuses on using sound to meditate, first concentrating on the breath and then expanding awareness to incorporate external sounds. Specific techniques include focusing on the sound of dog panting or meditating while breathing with the tongue extended. Mudras like chin, jnana, yoni, bhvariava or bhairavi can be incorporated.