Pre-mature ejaculation
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Monday, January 7, 2013
Yoga And Sexual Problems (Male)
Although, yoga which has proved to be very effective in the treatment of many impossible and incurable diseases, the therapeutic effect of yoga is only a byproduct and incidental. Problems related to sex can very well be handled with yoga as most often these problems are more related to the mind than body. Either they are caused by lack of confidence or stress or fatigue or fear and very few times some physical cause is there.Below are some problems like premature ejaculation, gamophobia etc. whose yogic cures have been prescribed.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Everyone knows someone with cancer or that has died from cancer. It's
time for some new awareness...knowledge and real honesty about cancer,
treatment and recovery, not death from cancer and/or its treatment.
Please pass this blog on. Thank You & God Bless.
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only a cancer survivor for over 5 years due to the alternative approach.
I did NOT follow the medical approach...I followed the alternative
approach to curing cancer. Now you know why I have a strong opinion.
Yoga Emotional Damage Control
By Dr Jonn Mumford (Swami Anandakapila Saraswati) Instant first aid for negative feelings!
Yoga offers direct routes to emotional control through Pranayama or breath control. It is established clinically that alternate nostril breathing balances the Hemispheres of the brain and Autonomic Nervous System and other types of Yoga breathing.Elevate mood and provide energy. It is, however, best that such techniques are learned by direct tuition from a Yoga Teacher.Note the following comment from an article by:Aaarti Sood Mahajan and R. Babbar
Department of Physiology, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi. "The different types of Yogic breathing procedures affect the ANS. Right nostril breathing activates the sympathetic nervous system and increases the heart rate. Alternate nostril breathing brings about a balance in the ANS (Shannahoff 1993). Kapalabhati practice showed an increase in the low frequency band and decrease in the high frequency band of the heart rate variability spectrum indicating increased sympathetic activity " (Raghuraj et al 1998)."The Raja Yoga and Gnana Yoga traditions offer much instant relief and indeed this article is about such an approach and a "Western Yoga".My friend, Swami Divyananda Saraswati, is fond of quoting Sri Aurobindo's statement:"Most of our lives are lived in empty agitation"Often that is the way we feel in our daily lives - and possibly much fuss about nothing!
Michel de Montaigne, in the 16th century, wrote:"My life has been full of tragedies, most of which never happened" Nothing has changed in 400 years and we can still become the victims of self-engendered turmoil that exhausts us. I have found it very useful to consider a particular Western therapy for directly tackling the source of self-induced agony. This system is the Western equivalent of Gnana Yoga and Vedanta. There exist exercises in both Gnana Yoga and Vedanta by which we can haul our misperceptions, or Maya, up on a leash by sheer reason.I have always maintained that Psychotherapy is Western Yoga and what I am about to share with you I do not ask you to agree with but please experiment with this material - you will feel more positive, walk taller and maintain focus and direction by trying these principles.The place to start is by realising we often have false ideas concerning ourselves and our expectations about life. These concepts or premises about living, if accepted as true, create emotional havoc in daily life.The psychologists say "we progenerate our psychopathologies", meaning that the neurotic or incorrect attitudes that we adopt are learned as children, from our parents, teachers and the cultural influences under which we live. The real horror is that we often teach these emotionally destructive ideas to our children in turn.Another way of expressing this is that unless we are careful we may merely exist in the shadow of our parents.The American Psychologist, Dr. Albert Ellis, developed a now well established school of therapeutic intervention, called 'Cognitive Therapy' or 'Rational Emotive Psychology' in which common fallacies are identified and rigorously challenged. If you get something out of what I am sharing with you may want to get his classic "A New Guide to Rational Living' (Paperback, Wilshire Book company, USA)A wonderful internal freedom can result when we recognise and consciously reject these false premises and in so doing begin to enjoy a life devoid of self-torture and endless recriminations.I have permission from Wilshire Book Co. to quote his Fallacies and I have selected nine of them for your consideration. I have extracted them from my Mind Magic Kit Appendix 3, Llewellyn Publishers USA. 1 234 >> Dr Jonn Mumford (Swami Anandakapila Saraswati) is an International lecturer and author whose works include "Ecstasy through Tantra", "A Chakra & Kundalini Workbook", "Magical Tattwas - Hindu Tarot for the West" and "Mind Magic Kit". This article contains excerpts from his books "How to Clear Your Karma in 9 Days" and "Death: Beginning or End" (Llewellyn Publications, USA). For information on Dr Mumford's private consultations, Distance learning Programs contact:
Email:
Swami Anandakapila Saraswati
Dr Jonn Mumford
drjonnm
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Yoga offers direct routes to emotional control through Pranayama or breath control. It is established clinically that alternate nostril breathing balances the Hemispheres of the brain and Autonomic Nervous System and other types of Yoga breathing.Elevate mood and provide energy. It is, however, best that such techniques are learned by direct tuition from a Yoga Teacher.Note the following comment from an article by:Aaarti Sood Mahajan and R. Babbar
Department of Physiology, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi. "The different types of Yogic breathing procedures affect the ANS. Right nostril breathing activates the sympathetic nervous system and increases the heart rate. Alternate nostril breathing brings about a balance in the ANS (Shannahoff 1993). Kapalabhati practice showed an increase in the low frequency band and decrease in the high frequency band of the heart rate variability spectrum indicating increased sympathetic activity " (Raghuraj et al 1998)."The Raja Yoga and Gnana Yoga traditions offer much instant relief and indeed this article is about such an approach and a "Western Yoga".My friend, Swami Divyananda Saraswati, is fond of quoting Sri Aurobindo's statement:"Most of our lives are lived in empty agitation"Often that is the way we feel in our daily lives - and possibly much fuss about nothing!
Michel de Montaigne, in the 16th century, wrote:"My life has been full of tragedies, most of which never happened" Nothing has changed in 400 years and we can still become the victims of self-engendered turmoil that exhausts us. I have found it very useful to consider a particular Western therapy for directly tackling the source of self-induced agony. This system is the Western equivalent of Gnana Yoga and Vedanta. There exist exercises in both Gnana Yoga and Vedanta by which we can haul our misperceptions, or Maya, up on a leash by sheer reason.I have always maintained that Psychotherapy is Western Yoga and what I am about to share with you I do not ask you to agree with but please experiment with this material - you will feel more positive, walk taller and maintain focus and direction by trying these principles.The place to start is by realising we often have false ideas concerning ourselves and our expectations about life. These concepts or premises about living, if accepted as true, create emotional havoc in daily life.The psychologists say "we progenerate our psychopathologies", meaning that the neurotic or incorrect attitudes that we adopt are learned as children, from our parents, teachers and the cultural influences under which we live. The real horror is that we often teach these emotionally destructive ideas to our children in turn.Another way of expressing this is that unless we are careful we may merely exist in the shadow of our parents.The American Psychologist, Dr. Albert Ellis, developed a now well established school of therapeutic intervention, called 'Cognitive Therapy' or 'Rational Emotive Psychology' in which common fallacies are identified and rigorously challenged. If you get something out of what I am sharing with you may want to get his classic "A New Guide to Rational Living' (Paperback, Wilshire Book company, USA)A wonderful internal freedom can result when we recognise and consciously reject these false premises and in so doing begin to enjoy a life devoid of self-torture and endless recriminations.I have permission from Wilshire Book Co. to quote his Fallacies and I have selected nine of them for your consideration. I have extracted them from my Mind Magic Kit Appendix 3, Llewellyn Publishers USA. 1 234 >> Dr Jonn Mumford (Swami Anandakapila Saraswati) is an International lecturer and author whose works include "Ecstasy through Tantra", "A Chakra & Kundalini Workbook", "Magical Tattwas - Hindu Tarot for the West" and "Mind Magic Kit". This article contains excerpts from his books "How to Clear Your Karma in 9 Days" and "Death: Beginning or End" (Llewellyn Publications, USA). For information on Dr Mumford's private consultations, Distance learning Programs contact:
Email:
Swami Anandakapila Saraswati
Dr Jonn Mumford
drjonnm
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Yoga Education
By Manjari BhattEducation takes place when, the person is open to any new learning experience at any age, time and place with an open mind. The person who is open to learn Yoga, he has to go through all the stages and learn all the aspects. The is based on four aspects - Bhavas or attitudes: Dharma (Duty and Discipline), Jnana (Knowledge), Vairagya (Detachment) and Aishvarya (Self-realization). These four aspects are related and covered by Astanga Yoga, The Classical Yoga - as Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayam, Pratyahar, Dharna, Dhyan and Samadhi.The Yama and Niyam: Restraints and Observance cover the Dharma. How to perform once duty and how to live a disciplined life? Asana and Pranayam covers Jnana through awareness and personal practical experiences. Pratyahar and Dharna covers Vairagya. How to detach from the surroundings through controlling the five senses and Dhyan and Samadhi covers Aishvarya, the pure consciousness. The practice of duties and disciplined life brings awareness. The awareness brings knowledge and wisdom to discriminate good and bad, right and wrong, pure and impure, true and false. So the wise person will easily detach from the things that are not suitable for his personal growth. The virtue of Detachment brings the power of concentration, which, leads to the highest stage of self-realization. takes place much more at sub-conscience level. Your learning experience becomes a life style! It becomes a part of your day-to-day living. Thus the whole process transforms the person from the gross to the subtlest level of experiences and consciousness.
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Manjari Bhatt is a Yoga Teacher & Therapist and Founder of Centre Ontario ... More
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Everyone knows someone with cancer or that has died from cancer. It's
time for some new awareness...knowledge and real honesty about cancer,
treatment and recovery, not death from cancer and/or its treatment.
Please pass this blog on. Thank You & God Bless.
http://CANCERCUREHERE.COM
--------------------------
World's #1 Publisher of Information About Alternative Cancer Treatments
Your Solution For Disease FREE Health.
--------------------------
God Bless Everyone & God Bless The United States of America.
Larry Nelson
42 S. Sherwood Dr.
Belton, Tx. 76513
cancercurehere@gmail.com
Income for the 98% that fail in Their Internet Business.
--------------------------
Disclaimer...What you read on this site is opinion only. I am not
a doctor or any specialist in anything pertaining to this site. I'm
only a cancer survivor for over 5 years due to the alternative approach.
I did NOT follow the medical approach...I followed the alternative
approach to curing cancer. Now you know why I have a strong opinion.
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