Comments
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k |
I'm interested also. I did not learn it this way. |
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Hallie |
I am currently training to be a Kundalini instructor and am also not familiar with crossing the forearms in Kirtan Kriya. I'm interested in knowing the intention behind it! Hopefully someone will come across this and explain. Thanks! |
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april |
Thanks, bhagwati. I noticed that. |
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Shirley |
Hello bhagwati |
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Maddy |
Ah, so wonderful. |
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Debbie |
What pace is best for this meditation. |
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bhagwati |
I need to address the fact that the photograph does not correspond to the meditation technique. This may be confusing to readership as it misrepresents the teachings. |
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bhagwati |
This meditation technique is great for beginners. focus less on the breath and more on the pace and constant repetition of the mantra. The breath will adapt. |
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Saif Ali Sabri |
It relief from lower back and best for spinal. It is Energy (Power) rising. |
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denise |
I agree with melissa. How do you cant without loosing your breath? |
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