Asanas, Mudras and Bandhas - Awakening Ecstatic Kundalini (eBook)

Yogani

Sep 2006 · The AYP Enlightenment Series Book 4 · AYP Publishing

About this ebook

Asanas, Mudras and Bandhas - Awakening Ecstatic Kundalini provides a practical approach for incorporating yoga postures and specialized inner physical maneuvers into a compact daily routine of practices that includes spinal breathing pranayama and deep meditation. Kundalini awakening is covered with clarity, including a discussion of symptoms and specific methods for self-pacing and regulating the inner energies to provide for progressive and safe unfoldment of abiding inner silence, ecstatic bliss and outpouring divine love - the essential characteristics of rising enlightenment. Yogani is the author of two landmark books on the world's most effective spiritual practices: Advanced Yoga Practices - Easy Lessons for Ecstatic Living, a comprehensive user-friendly textbook, and The Secrets of Wilder, a powerful spiritual novel. The AYP Enlightenment Series makes these profound practices available for the first time in a series of concise instruction books. Asanas, Mudras and Bandhas is the fourth book in the series. The third in the series is Tantra - Discovering the Power of Pre-Orgasmic Sex. The second is Spinal Breathing Pranayama - Journey to Inner Space. The first is Deep Meditation - Pathway to Personal Freedom.

Ratings and reviews

The book is very useful for me there are so many mudhras in which was rare and unseen

About the author

Yogani is the author of the Advanced Yoga Practices (AYP) system, including more than a dozen instructional titles covering all aspects of Full-Scope Yoga Practice. Since 1970, he has crossed the lines between many traditions, developing an effective integration of methods including Deep Meditation, Spinal Breathing Pranayama, Hatha, Kundalini, Tantra, Self-Inquiry, and more. It is a flexible, scientific approach rather than a rigid, arbitrary one, and open to public scrutiny, as all spiritual knowledge should be nowadays. He has no desire for guru status - only to have the joy of making a small contribution to helping the disciplines of spiritual practice become open to everyone. He wishes to remain anonymous, preserving a quiet life in practices. AYP is not about the author. It is about all who long for knowledge.