Organologic Yoga Exercises
Organologic Yoga Exercises
Organologic Yoga Exercises
Why ?
OUTER ORGANS
We have to move joints, back bone (skeleton), muscles in
osteopathic movements, which means : in the shape of an
eight : ∞ the sign for infinity.
INTESTINES
Also the intestines need exercises to function well, to stay
healthy.
STOMACH : make your stomach turn clockwise and after that
anti- clockwise.
If you are not used to this kind of fakiristic exercises, this
might be difficult in the beginning, but with some training
you easily perform this movement with only the stomach. No
other part of the body may join.
→ This is a very good exercise to brighten the Nabhi chakra
and release it from negativity.
If you join the spiritual side, it might remove even negativity
from this very important part of your subtle (spiritual)
system. Part of the Nabhi, called the “Bhavasaga” or “ocean
of illusions” will slowly get free from conditionings and
illusions, even when they come from former lives.
Nabhi stands for inner peace, contentedness, inner silence
and healing.
INTESTINES : after this you do the same with your intestines,
the lower side of your belly, without involving another part
of the body.
→ Nabhi chakra.
LIVER : this is a little bit more difficult. You turn with the
upper lobe of the liver clockwise and anti-clockwise.
→ Nabhi chakra. The liver is a very important organ,
physically as well as psychologically, mentally and spiritually.
Physically it cleanses the blood from poisonous particles.
Psychologically and mentally it cleanses the mind from
distorted ideas. Spiritually it prevents you from getting angry
and from reacting too much (to people, to all kinds of
circumstances) and it will help your force of life (vital force)
to develop.
LIVER : turn the lower lobe of the liver clockwise and anti-
clockwise. This is more difficult, but with exercise you might
manage.
Don’t forget the gall bladder, that helps to break up and
digest fats in the food.
→ Nabhi chakra : brings peace and contentment when
functioning well.
KIDNEYS : first right and then left kidney. This a very difficult
exercise, because you must see to it that it is the kidney that
turns round and not the right and left part of your buttocks.
→ Nabhi : the function the kidneys is to eliminate as well
physically as spiritually.
SPLEEN : take care that only the spleen turns round and not
the other neighbouring organs.
→ Nabhi : spleen is our speedometer in the physical sense
(making lymphocyte cells to fight disease), but also mentally
and even spiritually. If you want to evolve spiritually, you
have to take your time, to give yourself the time you need, to
be patient with yourself instead of speeding up.
PANCREAS : every day the pancreas makes more than a litre
of enzyme-packed digestive juices. These juices also
counteract the strong acids in the stomach juices.
LUNGS : it is not easy to separate both lungs, but it is
possible.
Make rotations – left and right – first with the left lung and
then with the right lung.
HEART : rotate left and right; you will experience that this is
rather easy.
A good heart chakra (Anahata) gives self confidence, self
assurance, without fear or doubt, without hesitation.
THYROID GLAND : has a very important role in our organism.
It’s very important that we take good care of the thyroid
gland, but rotating left and right demands some exercise.
→ Vishuddhi (throat chakra).
EYES, EARS, NOSE : try to rotate (see higher under ‘outer
organs’).
EYES:
- go 20 times with your eyes upwards
- 20 times down
- 20 times to the right
- 20 times to the left
- Turn 20 times to the right and 20 times to the left : ↻ ↺.
→ Vishuddhi chakra : a good –positive – Vishuddhi chackra
(neck, throat, tongue, teeth, vocal cords, eyes, ears, nose,
shoulders, hands, fingers ...) enables us to be in the world (in
our environment) in a detached way, so that we don’t react
to every impulse.
It is the chakra of communication, also the chakra that makes
communication possible with ourselves and with the Divine
Spark - the Spirit, the Kundalini – within us.
SCULL : the scull is said to be fixed, but that is not true.
You can move your scull in a circle, in this way : ↺ ↻.
The different pieces of the scull can move a little bit.
On top of the scull, just above het limbic era, is the
Sahasrara.
The Sahasrara (crown chakra) brings integration in every -
day life, but more important : also in our spiritual being, so
that we can feel satisfied, happy and joyful.
SELF REALISATION
Self realization is : realising WHO you are and
awakening the Divine Spark within yourself.
Only very few people got self realisation in the course of
history. And they had to work (exercises and meditation) a
whole life long to attain it.
Some were born realised, such as : Valmiki, Jnanadeva,
Markandya, Guru Nanak, Lao Tse, Mozart, Goethe, William
Blake ...
But Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi (1921 – 2011) made it possible
to reach self realization in a few minutes and on a mass
scale: so that you can feel it/experience it as a cool breeze
on your fingertips and on top of your head (or somewhere
else on your chakras). So, you don’t have to “believe “ this
(at least not blindly), but you have to believe your own
experiences.
(In the beginning people might feel “warm breeze” and/or
“tinkling “ in the fingertips or on their head , but this
disappears when the obstructions in the chakras diminish or
disappea, to be replaced by “cool breeze”.)
What
you need, is a realized person, because only who is
him/herself realized, can give it to other people.
This is done in Sahaja Yoga : spontaneously, without any
effort from your side.
If you want to try:
- contact a Sahaja Yoga – centre in your neighbourhood, or
- go on “google” and type : Shri Mataji self realization.
You will get it for free, because you can’t pay for REAL
SPIRITUALITY !
MEDITATION
Real meditation means : to reach the state of
THOUGHTLESS AWARENESS, to get rid of too much thinking,
to get rid of too much emotionality, to be in harmony with
yourself, with the cosmos, with the Divine Energy.
in silence .
in silence.
listen.
Jos Boven (Ridavindra)