Yoga Nidra Prasoon Majumdar

"The Master has no possessions.

The more he does for others, the happier he is.

The more he gives to others, the wealthier he is." -- Lao Tzu



I speak about minimalism in this episode and how Yoga Nidra helps here too . An avant-garde spiritual exploration of our selves characterized by the minimalistic approach, producing a hypnotic effect for life long transformation and thereby pushes us beyond the material normal. Lets go another time, lets rhyme together again !!


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“Silence is a source of great strength.” ~Lao Tzu



My Inner Cloister (Tao of Silence - Part 2)

The peace that silence brought to me then—and continues to bring to me now, when I practice it—is hard to describe. Being in silence is feeling the bliss of balance and completion on an exceedingly high level. Silence grounds me and gives me serenity and mental clarity.

I take part of each day now to dwell in silence. You can do this, too. You can create your own quiet inner monastery cloister. If you have the opportunity to practice an hour of silence sometime during the day, you may want to try it and see how it makes a difference for you. Like the monks of the Middle Ages who lived the vow of silence, you may find that spiritual treasures you had not imagined will be revealed to you—not only in your silent time, but all through the day.

We explore in this episode the sound of silence and its structure and how it talks to us in its more innate form.

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“Silence is a source of great strength.” ~Lao Tzu

As per wiki, The Tao can be roughly thought of as the flow of the Universe, or as some essence or pattern behind the natural world that keeps the Universe balanced and ordered.[8] It is related to the idea of qi, the essential energy of action and existence. The Tao is a non-dualistic principle – it is the greater whole from which all the individual elements of the Universe derive.

We explore in this episode the science behind silence, how it is related to Yoga Nidra and why its is golden and eternal. How it defines our very existence and where to find it. 

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The spiritual benefit of savasana lies in an ever-increasing sensitivity to pranic flow. This sensitivity opens the door to the mystical/esoteric dimension of yoga. One discovers that asana, including savasana, is not separate from meditation and meditation is not separate from daily life.

We explore savasana in this episode and much more. 

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Guided imagery is an example of a yogic tool that has gained wide popularity in both alternative and conventional medical circles—so much so that few people seem to recognise its origins in yoga. But thousands of years ago, yogis were using a wide variety of visualizations in their practice.

To some skeptical physicians, it seems far-fetched that your body could actually be affected by something you imagine—like a white blood cell gobbling up a malignant cell (to use an example now common in cancer care). But it’s easy to demonstrate how visualization can change physiology. Just imagine biting into a lemon, and your lips pucker and salivary juices start flowing.

Medical science is also beginning to document this powerful mind-body connection. If something is practiced for more than 3 weeks, it starts taking shape, the same happens with neural circuits and also muscle memories, examples galore everywhere. 

In this podcast, we explore some of the interesting examples of visualization and how it's connected with Yoga Nidra madly deeply spiritually. It's crucial and forms the core of every Yoga Nidra practice. 

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Pratyahara: The Forgotten Limb

Pratyahara, the fifth limb of yoga, is usually translated to mean "withdrawal of attachment to sensory perceptions." There are two ways of looking at this.

First is as a gradual evolution of attention toward the finer realms of experience where sensory perceptions become more ecstatic and naturally imbued with pure bliss consciousness. In this case, the process of pratyahara is a natural byproduct of the emergence of abiding inner silence and ecstatic conductivity.

A second way of looking at pratyahara is as an aspect of self-inquiry, which is for loosening the grip of identified awareness on all objects of perception, including thoughts, feelings, and sensory experiences registering in consciousness. This second view of pratyahara is more common. Because the psychology of it is seemingly more direct, the mind latches on. Unfortunately, the psychology of pratyahara, without the cultivation of abiding inner silence (the witness) beforehand, is like the psychology of premature self-inquiry what we have called "non-relational" (not in stillness) in previous lessons, and prone to building mental castles in the air.



Also in this episode, we discuss the crucial parameters of environment or ambience required for a successful practice or session. 


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