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Udana Vayu: localizare :gat si cap; centru ... - Dan Mirahorian

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prana vayus and the breath: <strong>Udana</strong> governs exhalation and the release of po<strong>si</strong>tive energy<br />

through the breath, including speech that occurs via the outgoing breath.<br />

prana vayus and the mind: <strong>Udana</strong> governs po<strong>si</strong>tive mental energy, strength and<br />

enthu<strong>si</strong>asm.<br />

prana vayus on psychological level: <strong>Udana</strong> <strong>Vayu</strong> gives us joy and enthu<strong>si</strong>asm and helps<br />

awaken our higher spiritual and creative potentials. When deranged it causes pride and<br />

arrogance. We become ungrounded, trying to go too high and lose track of our roots.<br />

prana vayus and spiritual aspects: <strong>Udana</strong> governs our growth in consciousness and takes<br />

the mind into the state of sleep and into the after death realms(emanuel swedenborg). <strong>Udana</strong><br />

also governs the movement up the shushumna. The mind moves with <strong>Udana</strong> <strong>Vayu</strong>. This takes<br />

us to the states of dream and deep sleep. After death it leads the soul to the astral and causal<br />

planes. <strong>Udana</strong> is often the most important Prana for spiritual growth.<br />

<strong>cap</strong>acitate extraordinara sau divina(<strong>si</strong>ddhis): controlul acestei energii face corpul f. usor,<br />

invulnerabil(camp defen<strong>si</strong>v) <strong>si</strong> permite accesul la teleportare ; give a sense of lightness or<br />

levitation (subtle <strong>Udana</strong>);<br />

Prana <strong>Vayu</strong>: <strong>localizare</strong>: piept/inima; zona de activitate: de la inima la <strong>gat</strong>; se misca intre nari<br />

<strong>si</strong> inima in timpul inhalarii / expirarii; coboara din <strong>cap</strong> la extremitatea canalului anal <strong>si</strong><br />

apoi e trimisa in sus din nou;dupa ce ajunge in sediul din <strong>cap</strong> trimite din nou caldura in jos.<br />

Prana <strong>Vayu</strong> governs the movement of energy from the head down to the navel, which is<br />

the Pranic center in the phy<strong>si</strong>cal body.<br />

functie: respiratie; controleaza <strong>si</strong> regularizeaza toate activitatile organelor senzoriale. Ajuta in<br />

producerea sunetului, la inghitire <strong>si</strong> regleaza temperatura corpului. Prana brings in the fuel,<br />

Prana governs the intake of substances; Without Prana the phy<strong>si</strong>cal body is no more<br />

than a lump of clay. Prana sculpts this gelatinous mass into various limbs and organs. It<br />

does this by creating various channels or Nadis, through which it can operate and energize<br />

gross matter into various tissues and organs. Prana and <strong>Udana</strong> create the upper openings or<br />

bodily orifices Prana <strong>Vayu</strong> creates the openings and channels in the head and brain down to<br />

the heart. There are seven openings in the head, the two eyes, two ears, two nostrils and<br />

mouth. These are called the seven Pranas or seven Rishis in Vedic thought. Proper nutrition<br />

brings about the increase of Prana on a phy<strong>si</strong>cal level. This also requires proper elimination. In<br />

Ayurvedic thought the Prana from the food is absorbed in the large intestine,<br />

particularly in the upper two-thirds of this organ, which is not <strong>si</strong>mply an organ of<br />

elimination. For this reason Apana <strong>Vayu</strong> is the most important Prana for phy<strong>si</strong>cal health. The<br />

Vedas say that mortals eat food with Apana, while the Gods eat food with Prana.<br />

The mortals are the phy<strong>si</strong>cal tissues. The immortals are the senses. These take in food via<br />

Prana itself. Right food sustains Apana. Right impres<strong>si</strong>ons support Prana. For this not only<br />

outer factors like contact with nature, but also practices like rituals and visualizations are<br />

important, as well as sensory therapies involving color, sounds or aromas.

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