Would it be best to vocalise SM HON rather than whisper or mentally recite it?
Since it is an hour practice would it be beneficial to do it in say two 30 minute sessions if we find it difficult to do it all at once?
It was mentioned in another post by an instructor that this mantra also transmutes the sexual energy, would we still need to have a separate practice exclusively for pranayama?
I’ve worked with different pranayama techniques although id like to do sam ha but i feel a bit dizzy and feel like my breathing is forced, so i avoided it, the most comfortable for me is simply to breathe in and out of my nose while imagining the energy travelling to the brain then heart, as explained in the new lecture videos on meditation. Is this just as effective as ham sa or egyptian pranayama practices?
Since it is an hour practice would it be beneficial to do it in say two 30 minute sessions if we find it difficult to do it all at once?
It was mentioned in another post by an instructor that this mantra also transmutes the sexual energy, would we still need to have a separate practice exclusively for pranayama?
I’ve worked with different pranayama techniques although id like to do sam ha but i feel a bit dizzy and feel like my breathing is forced, so i avoided it, the most comfortable for me is simply to breathe in and out of my nose while imagining the energy travelling to the brain then heart, as explained in the new lecture videos on meditation. Is this just as effective as ham sa or egyptian pranayama practices?
Accepted Answer
You can vocalize S M HON for two separate 30 minute sessions if the pacing suits you.
S M HON transmutes energy to heal the mind. It’s good to also work with the form of pranayama you prefer, since it is effective like the other forms.
S M HON transmutes energy to heal the mind. It’s good to also work with the form of pranayama you prefer, since it is effective like the other forms.
For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami
Accepted Answer
You can vocalize S M HON for two separate 30 minute sessions if the pacing suits you.
S M HON transmutes energy to heal the mind. It’s good to also work with the form of pranayama you prefer, since it is effective like the other forms.
S M HON transmutes energy to heal the mind. It’s good to also work with the form of pranayama you prefer, since it is effective like the other forms.
For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami
You can vocalize S M HON for two separate 30 minute sessions if the pacing suits you.
S M HON transmutes energy to heal the mind. It’s good to also work with the form of pranayama you prefer, since it is effective like the other forms.
Can we stand also when doing pranayama? I think the key is to keep the back straight right?
Can we stand also when doing pranayama? I think the key is to keep the back straight right?
Not an instructor, but just helping out.
This Glorian video says you can sit or stand: https://youtu.be/fzurcQfqNTQ
Watch from 39:52
Can we stand also when doing pranayama? I think the key is to keep the back straight right?
Not an instructor, but just helping out.
This Glorian video says you can sit or stand: https://youtu.be/fzurcQfqNTQ
Watch from 39:52
Okay great thanks.
You can vocalize S M HON for two separate 30 minute sessions if the pacing suits you.
S M HON transmutes energy to heal the mind. It’s good to also work with the form of pranayama you prefer, since it is effective like the other forms.
I just read from Kundalini Yoga that before practices, we should pray and meditate profoundly on our innermost and request to assist us in raising the kundalini, but I thought we were supposed to practice pranayama before meditation? he must mean to do a short meditation specifically for the transmutation of energy. I can't enter into a profound meditation without taking a lot of time and sleeping in the process, and so it seems backwards to me to meditate before pranayama...
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