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  • Caring For Yourself. Part 2
    ... , and many other substances that ensure the normal functioning of our basic bodily processes. These substances also provide us the vital energy we need to go ...

  • Squeezing - A Secret To Avoid Ejaculation
    ... to the reservoirs from which it came. There is no harm whatever done to the bodily organs, for the tissues in this region are highly elastic and accept the fluid ...

  • The Human Body - Temple of the Spirit
    ... . This control should start in a humble manner, with a precise knowledge of all bodily functions and organs. The great majority of spiritual schools and currents ...

  • ARDHA-CHANDRASANA - The Pose of the Crescent Moon
    ... , "The Sun Salute." ARDHA-CHANDRASANA is a great help in learning the correct bodily attitude which eases and cures disorders of the spine. The practice of this ...

  • BHADRASANA, The Throne Pose.
    ... is "throne". BHADRASANA means thus "the posture of the throne". This physical /bodily posture must not be mistaken for BHADRASANA, "the posture of the blessing", ...

  • HALASANA
    ... relieved through the practice of Halasana, which also eliminates the unpleasant bodily odors, makes the waist thinner and eliminates obesity. NOTE FOR DIABETIC ...

  • Janushirshasana
    ... improves the blood circulation and it eliminates the unpleasant odours of the bodily secretions. It fortifies the liver, the spleen and the kidneys. It amplifies ...

  • SARVANGASANA, The Reversed Pose.
    ... the asana of all members". This asana's name derives from the fact that all the bodily parts are harmoniously involved. SARVANGASANA is a reversed pose, easily ...

  • Talasana
    ... pay sufficient attention to the way they stand. They either place most of their bodily weight on one foot only, or on the heels, or on the inner or outer side of the ...

  • Jivabalasana
    ... of the hands and feet. The shoulders and chest are wide, and the overall bodily attitude becomes more dignified ...

  • Pranayama. Part 2
    ... a good analogy for exemplifying the relationship between breath and the other bodily functions. The most "obvious" proof for the presence of the prana in the ...



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