What is recommended for a Yogic life. Vegetarianism or Non Vegetarianism. Invite Comments

Pranam,

When a human being assended to higher attunements, siddhars (yogi, yoginis) they are not concerened about earthly food. To a true (Siddhai) yogi or yogini, there is no differenciation in veg, non- veg and nevertheless no such importance for food intake. What ever comes in their hand and is required to full fill the bodily need is normally consumed, till a siddhar, yogi, yogini reached the stage where causal energy becomes their food and they need no food. But for civilian (grihastha) it… http://bit.ly/9jVKhl

What is recommended for a Yogic life. Vegetarianism or Non Vegetarianism. Invite Comments

Om Namo Narayanaya

I feel that what we eat depends on what we think. If we think meat, we will try to get it and eat it. If we think vegetable, we will eat vegetables. So we need to watch our thoughts, habits and the people we socialize with. For example, we may be vegetarians and happy with it. However, sometimes when we socialize with people who are meat eaters, we may develope a desire to also eat meat because of being tempted and also because old samskaras come to the surface. If we ate mea… http://bit.ly/b2gEBp

Will there be continuity of consciousness during suspension of breath? Kindly explain to me with an illustration.

Hari Singh was a Hatha Yogi. He was buried underneath the ground in a box for three
months in Ranjit Singh’s court. He came back with life when the box was opened. Hatha Yogis
block the Talu Chakra, the posterior nasal openings, with their elongated tongue that is obtained
through Bahir Kechari Mudra Kriya of Chalan (moving the tongue frequently), Doshan (dragging
the tongue with butter) and Chedan (cutting the frenulum lingua that is underneath the tongue).
They drink slowly the nectar that dri… http://bit.ly/cxCO25