HI alex, Great video. According to the Himalayan tradition though, "ham" (pronounced "hummmmmm") should be said (in the mind, without the words rising to the speech organs) on the OUT breath, and sooooo on the in breath. This is so for many reasons, not the least of which is that, this is simply how our breath "sounds' when functioning naturally, or automatically. Soooo in huuuummmm out.
zach -- thanks for the note. kriya yoga says one thing, himalayan tradition may say another. i say if you sat your butt down and meditated at all, it's a great start :) experiment and do what feels right for you.
Dr. Benze, looking at the space between the eyebrows--is this one and the same as "looking up" (i.e. towards the skull)?
quantum1field 1 year ago
Dr Benzer, again i liked your video mucho mas!. Those two technigues you mentioned are good to do!. I will recommend it on my facebookside. ciao
LooKart19 2 years ago
many thanks, and much appreciate spreading the word.
best
AB
dralexbenzer 2 years ago
HI alex, Great video. According to the Himalayan tradition though, "ham" (pronounced "hummmmmm") should be said (in the mind, without the words rising to the speech organs) on the OUT breath, and sooooo on the in breath. This is so for many reasons, not the least of which is that, this is simply how our breath "sounds' when functioning naturally, or automatically. Soooo in huuuummmm out.
ZAmzallag 3 years ago
zach -- thanks for the note. kriya yoga says one thing, himalayan tradition may say another. i say if you sat your butt down and meditated at all, it's a great start :) experiment and do what feels right for you.
dralexbenzer 2 years ago