Saturday, May 17, 2014

Hansha yoga: The Elixer Of Self –Realisation,Mediation (soham)

The Hansa yoga or soam sadhana is crowned in the Indian Spiritual as the  paramount spiritual endeavour that enables natural conjuction of  the individuahl consciousness and the Brahm.Despite being  superior in terms of  it’s culminated effects, this sadhana is easiest  and free from  the ascertic disciplines and difficult  practices of yoga that are  associated  with other higher level spiritual sadhanas. The treatise of sadhana  Braham,nada . Meditation on the sounds of  soa and ham produced continuously by harmonized inhalation and exhalation in each breathing cycle during  a pranayam  is practiced in the initial phase of  the Hamsa yoga.The Harkar (sound of ,ha) is regarded as a manifestation  of God Shiv in the cosmic energy currents  of  prana and (sakar the sound of sa) represents the existence of the eternal power of  of thy superconsciousness  in the spiritual impulse of  prana.The surya swara (through the solar nerve) is awakened by hakar and the (Chandra swara through the lunar nerve) by sakar. These swaras are harmonized in the higher level pranayam  of this context of meditation of self realization too. Hence ,the decent in this meditation is  unique and utility of life involces  total sacrifice of the ego and dissolution of the identity of the ,self supereme consciousness,expression of the Brahm.

The sohama sadhana enables realization of the ‘’Nada yoga’’ through prana .the science  and  philosophy of  this Sadhana is also discussed here in the context of the japa,jap of the the gayatri Mantra and the kundalini sadhana.The author has been through , yet  lucid  in discussing  this esoteric field  of the science through yoga and meditation reflecting a good conversation and reality canbe a fruitful in practicing a lot in day today life. The  fundamental importance of the subject  and authentic knowledge presented in a perspicuous style making precious assests in the aspirants 0f the realization and illumination of the individual self.

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