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I can answer questions concerning Kundalini Yoga including the postures, Kriyas, breathing and meditation.
over 30 years
Certified Kundalini Yoga instructor.
B.B.A.
Placed third in the "Kundalini Yoga Olympics" overall and won 3 out of 5 events. Note: Yoga is not about competition but this was a special event.
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| Joanna | 10/12/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Hello, GB Khalsa! I was unable to ..... |
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Joanna, It is a little hard to answer this since I cannot see you doing this. My first impression is that you are letting the breath control you instead of you controlling the breath. I say this because
Joanna, I have not heard of this problem before but everyone has their own challenges It would seem to me that you are doing upper lung breaths. I just tried to do what you describe (in a slumped
Sat nam My teacher, Yogi Bhajan, who brought Kundalini Yoga to the Western world taught many exercises and many kriyas or sets of exercises. He was a master of both hatha and kundalini Yoga. He never
Sat Nam, The TT course should be great. Go to this website to find the teachers. Some places you can stay at or near the course. Others, you need to find your own place. I know a lot of these teachers
I do not teach kapalbhati. I teach Kundalini Yoga so I can only advise you according to breath of fire which is similar to bhastrika. BOF is done with equal emphasis on inhale and exhale with rapid
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