The Science of Kundalini Yoga

Kundalini Yoga, rooted in ancient yogic traditions, is backed by modern science for its numerous health benefits. Studies show that regular practice can reduce stress, improve cognitive function, enhance mood, and boost overall well-being. Kundalini Yoga’s unique combination of postures, breathwork, and meditation promotes physical, mental, and emotional health.

By stimulating the nervous system and balancing the endocrine system, it supports the body’s natural healing mechanisms. Dive into the science of Kundalini Yoga and experience its transformative effects on mind, body, and spirit..

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The Transformative Power of Kundalini Yoga

Kundalini Yoga, as taught by Yogi Bhajan, offers a profound path to self-discovery and inner transformation. This dynamic practice combines movement, breathwork, mantra chanting, and meditation to awaken the dormant energy within and elevate consciousness. Through regular practice, practitioners experience increased vitality, mental clarity, and emotional balance.

Kundalini Yoga empowers individuals to connect with their inner truth, overcome obstacles, and live authentically. Discover the transformative power of Kundalini Yoga and embark on a journey of self-realization and spiritual growth..

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The Kriya for Inner Strength

The Kriya for Inner Strength, a transformative practice taught by Yogi Bhajan, empowers individuals to cultivate resilience and fortitude in the face of life’s challenges.

Before you begin:-

Begin by sitting comfortably with a straight spine, either cross-legged on the floor or in a chair. Bring the hands into Prayer Mudra (palms pressed together at the centre of the chest) and close the eyes.

Breath:- Inhale deeply through the nose, filling the lungs, and exhale slowly and fully.

Repeat this deep breathing pattern for 3-11 minutes, focusing on the breath and allowing the mind to become still.

To End:-

Bring the hands to the sides of the body with palms facing up, as if receiving energy from the universe. Visualize a golden light surrounding and protecting you, filling you with strength and courage.

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Hold this visualization for a few moments before returning the hands to Prayer Mudra..

Inhale, exhale chant a long Saaaat & a short Nam

Relax for 3-5 min

The Kriya for Inner Strength fortifies the spirit, instils confidence, and imbues practitioners with the inner resilience needed to navigate life’s obstacles with grace and determination.

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The Kriya for Stress Relief

The Kriya for Stress Relief, a potent practice taught by Yogi Bhajan, offers a holistic approach to alleviating stress and promoting inner calm.

Before you begin:-🙏

Tune in to your Divine Self Within🙏

Start by sitting comfortably with a straight spine, either on the floor or a chair. Bring the hands into Prayer Mudra (palms pressed together at the centre of the chest) and close the eyes.

Prayer Pose (Pranam Mudra)

How: The palms of both hands and fingers are completely touching. The outer edge of the mound of the thumb is pressed into the sternum.

Effect: Neutralizes the positive side of the body (right, sun, masculine) with the negative side (left, moon, feminine).

There is a science to using Prayer Pose (Pranam Mudra) because there is a polarity in the body between the right side (the pingala) and the left side (the ida). When you put the right and left hands together, you neutralize the positive and negative polarities of the electromagnetic field. This action creates a neutral space.

The position of the thumb knuckles (in the center notch of the breastbone) is a reflex point for the vagus nerve, one of the major nerves that connects with the pineal gland. The pressure created in this space during Pranam Mudra immediately causes the pineal and pituitary glands to secrete, which creates a resonance in the brain that resets its normal rhythm to a meditative state. Research on the vagus nerve has revealed that it is involved in our feelings of compassion and empathy, therefore this mudra allows one’s prayer to come from the heart. (3hO.org)

Breath:- Inhale deeply through the nose, filling the lungs, and exhale slowly and fully. (Use diaphragmatic breathing)

Continue this deep breathing pattern for 3-11 minutes, focusing on the breath and allowing the mind to become still.

To end: gently rub the palms together to generate heat and place them over the eyes, allowing the warmth to soothe any tension.

Finally, bring the hands back to Prayer Mudra and take a few more deep breaths before releasing the posture.

Close & Seal your practice by chanting Sat Nam 🙏💚

The Kriya for Stress Relief calms the nervous system, relaxes the body, and clears the mind of stress-induced clutter. With regular practice, it promotes emotional balance, mental clarity, and resilience in the face of life’s challenges.

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The Meditation for Emotional Balance

The Meditation for Emotional Balance, a transformative practice taught by Yogi Bhajan, offers a powerful tool for regulating emotions and finding inner harmony.

Before you begin 🙏

Tune In to your Inner Guidance

Begin by sitting in a comfortable position with a straight spine, either cross-legged or on a chair with feet flat on the floor. Place the hands in Gyan Mudra (thumb touching index finger) on the knees.

Close your eyes and focus your gaze at the “third eye” point between the eyebrows. Inhale deeply through the nose and exhale slowly through the mouth, releasing tension and stress with each breath. Continue this rhythmic breathing pattern for 11 minutes, allowing the mind to become still and the emotions to settle.

To End:- Inhale & Exhale through the nose 2/3 times then return to the natural breath and observe your energy flow.

Relax for 2-3 min

Close & seal your practice wth a Long Saaaat and a short Nam (Sat Nam means Truth is my identity, I am Truth)

The Meditation for Emotional Balance calms the nervous system, soothes turbulent emotions, and cultivates inner peace. With regular practice, it promotes emotional resilience, clarity of mind, and a greater sense of well-being.

Hari Das

The Kriya for Elevation

Before you begin 🙏

Tune In to your Divine Self 🙏

The Kriya for Elevation, a transformative Kundalini Yoga practice taught by Yogi Bhajan, is designed to uplift the spirit and expand awareness.

Begin by sitting in a comfortable cross-legged position with a straight spine.

Interlace the fingers with the palms facing out, then , extend the arms overhead at a 60-degree angle with palms facing the forward…

Inhale deeply as you chant the mantra “Wahe Guru” three times, focusing on the sound vibration and the energy flowing through the body. Exhale as you bring the hands down in front of the heart, palms together

Repeat this sequence for 11 minutes, maintaining a steady rhythm and deep concentration.

To End: release the hands & shake them out with normal breathing..

Relax for 3-5 min

Seal your practice with Saaat Nam🙏

The Kriya for Elevation clears the mind, releases negativity, and connects the practitioner to their inner divine essence. With regular practice, it promotes a sense of joy, upliftment, and spiritual elevation, empowering individuals to navigate life’s challenges with grace and resilience.

Hari Das