Y-48 The Snake

Y-48 The Snake

The «snake» is an excellent movement for beginners of yoga as well as for all those who have inflexible spines. (Unless you can touch your chest to your thighs, and also feel comfortable in the Cobra, you can use more flexibility in your spine). From the «relaxed standing position» let your head fall back, and while keeping it back begin to lower the torso towards the legs. Begin your movement from the lower back and keep the chest and head up until you are almost completely down, then let the head drop forward and relax. Exhale as you go down. Then on the inhalation begin to lift the back from the waist first, letting the chest, shoulders, head and arms hang loosely downward until you are almost completely up. Then allow them to come up and back as a part of a natural movement. Continue reading “Y-48 The Snake”

HS18 The Physiological Effects Of Yoga

HS18 The Physiological Effects Of Yoga

NOTE: Reference is made to some charts that will be uploaded at a later date.

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF YOGA

The human being may be analyzed into three basic parts: the soul, the mind and the body. The soul is the permanent aspect that gives life to the mind and body, which are its instruments through which to express itself on the Earth. Although the soul is eternally perfect, it remains a prisoner in the mind and body until they are brought to a state of purity and perfection so that the soul can express and realize itself fully through them. Continue reading “HS18 The Physiological Effects Of Yoga”

HS39 Stop That Headache

HS39 Stop That Headache

REFER TO THE EXPLANATION CONCERNING HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION IN
HS01 THE BASIS OF SELF THERAPY
HS16 HOW TO USE THESE SUGGESTIONS
HS17 DESCRIPTION OF YOGA EXERCISES

Headache can ruin one’s day. It is difficult to function effectively at work or at home, and life is joyless. We tend to become more sensitive to the sounds and the actions of the people around us. We more easily get disturbed and annoyed at what others may say or do. We have less patience and tolerance for those around us. We suffer physically and mentally. Continue reading “HS39 Stop That Headache”

HS55 Against Radioactivity

HS55 Against Radioactivity

REFER TO THE EXPLANATION CONCERNING HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION IN
HS01 THE BASIS OF SELF THERAPY
HS16 HOW TO USE THESE SUGGESTIONS
HS17 DESCRIPTION OF YOGA EXERCISES

The danger created by the radioactivity is continually around us. As the world is full of nuclear power plants, we should be informed concerning how we can protect ourselves from such dangers. We therefore consider it useful to give our readers the following information about the vitamins which protect human beings from this radiation. This information has been taken from the book «How to get well» by Dr. Paavo Airola. Continue reading “HS55 Against Radioactivity”

Y-31 Head Rotations

Y-31 Head Rotations

Head Roll

The body is standing with the arms, shoulders and fingers relaxed by the side. The muscles of the abdomen should be relaxed and the eyes closed. With a sense of inner concentration begin to allow the head to roll in a circle around the base of the neck. Let the neck muscles stretch as you rotate the head very slowly. As you are bringing the head up and back, inhale. Exhale as you are allowing it to fall down to the front. Continue reading “Y-31 Head Rotations”

Y-49 The Spinal Twist

Y-49 The Spinal Twist

Sit with your left heel tucked inside underneath your buttocks and the left knee facing straight out in front of you on the floor. Bring the right foot over to the left side of the bent knee. Stretch the left arm over the upward bent right leg and place the arm parallel to the leg with the hand against the ankle. Bring your right arm around behind you, placing it across the small of the back. Twist your torso, neck, and head to the right as much as possible, keeping the back vertical to the floor. Breathe deeply with the chest and look as far behind you as possible. Continue reading “Y-49 The Spinal Twist”

HS19 Important Message – An Important Message Which You Should Read Before Employing Techniques

HS19 Important Message – An Important Message Which You Should Read Before Employing Techniques

In order to facilitate your use of these series, the following codes will be used:

T – TIMES (how many times the exercise is repeated)

M – MINUTES (the length of time a technique should be performed, unless there are difficulties, in which case they can be done for less time. In cases where you have performed an exercise for a number of months and feel comfortable with it, you can gradually increase the time)

R – RIGHT (exercises are sometimes performed first with the right leg or arm and then the

L – left.

At other times both are used together (B).

Or it may indicate turning to the right (R) in an exercise or to the left (L)

No. __(indicates the number of the exercise, relaxation, type or breathing or other technique so that you can find it more easily in the file HS17 Description of Yoga Exercises


REFER TO THE EXPLANATION CONCERNING HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION IN

HS01 THE BASIS OF SELF THERAPY

HS16 HOW TO USE THESE SUGGESTIONS

HS17 DESCRIPTION OF YOGA EXERCISES

HS40 Heart Conditions

HS40 Heart Conditions

REFER TO THE EXPLANATION CONCERNING HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION IN
HS01 THE BASIS OF SELF THERAPY
HS16 HOW TO USE THESE SUGGESTIONS
HS17 DESCRIPTION OF YOGA EXERCISES

There are many possible problems which one can have with one’s heart. The arteries which supply the heart muscles with blood can be blocked. The heart beat can be irregular, too quick or too slow. A valve in the heart can be malfunctioning. The heart can become oversized. The most common of all these insufficient supply to the heart muscles, so that they have a tendency to fail momentarily or permanently. Continue reading “HS40 Heart Conditions”