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Question: Does taking prescription drugs interfere with your yoga

practice? Can someone taking tranquillizers, for example, benefit the

same as another who is not taking a needed drug?

 

thanks,

Angie

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Dear members,

 

I am new to the list and happy can join you.

 

In my understanding, some food include drugs does affect the condition of

our eteric body which is in turn influence our Yoga practice. For instance,

we have a case where our alumni feel hot sensation due to Kundalini

activity burning negative energy. She thought it was illness then she took

drugs. Consequently her eteric body was become dirty due to the drugs

effect and this make her body temperature increase.

 

L&L,

Rama

 

At 10:31 20/06/00 -0400, drums1018 wrote:

>Question: Does taking prescription drugs interfere with your yoga

>practice? Can someone taking tranquillizers, for example, benefit the

>same as another who is not taking a needed drug?

>

>thanks,

>Angie

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Dear Angie,

> Question: Does taking prescription drugs interfere with your yoga

practice? Can someone taking tranquillizers, for example, benefit the same

as another who is not taking a needed drug?

 

You can definitely benefit and KY may be able to replace the tranquilizers.

Do long deep breathing through the left nostril to calm yourself down.

Alternate nostril breathing is also good because it calms and energizes at

the same time.

 

Sat Nam,

 

Gururattan Kaur

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 >>>  Message rattanak (Gururattan K.Khalsa)

You can definitely benefit and KY may be able to replace the

tranquilizers. Do long deep breathing through the left nostril to calm

yourself down. Alternate nostril breathing is also good because it calms

and energizes at the same time.>>>>

 

Thank you Gururattan for your response. A close friend of mine sufferes

from anxiety problems, and I was trying to convince him to do kundalini

yoga. He seemed slightly interested, but I couldn't answer his question

about the tranquilizers. I'll tell him about the left nostril and

alternate nostril breathing. Would anyone know of any good beginner

video tapes that would suit my friend here? Or perhaps a meditation tape

with a suitable mantra? Many thanks.

 

Sat nam,

p.s.- Thank you Gururattan for sharing the avon story. It's true, yogis

have the best skin!:)

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