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Dear Gururattan:

 

When you say "pump the navel point" ¿does it mean that

always has to be pulled toward the spine?

 

In brainwave meditation instructions says:

"Pump the navel point with each part of the mantra.

(Pull the navel point toward the spine.)"

 

Sat Nam

Carlos

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--- "Gururattan K.Khalsa" <rattanak

wrote:

> Dear Chris and All,

>

> Just to add other alternatives.

>

> > Har Hari Hare Wha He Guru

> > pump pump pump pump pump

>

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> > Har Hari Hare Wha He Guru

> > pump pump pump pump pump pump

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> > Har Hari Hare Wha He Guru

> > pump pump pump pull root lock and feel energy

> come up spine.

>

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> I use meditations like this to play with the energy

> in my spine. Feels good

> and keeps me conscious and present.

>

> Sat nam,

>

> Gururattan Kaur

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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Dear Carlos,

 

> When you say "pump the navel point" ¿does it mean that

> always has to be pulled toward the spine?

 

Pump means pull toward the spine and release.

>

> In brainwave meditation instructions says:

> "Pump the navel point with each part of the mantra.

> (Pull the navel point toward the spine and release with each part of

mantra.

 

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Sat Nam,

 

Gururattan Kaur

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