Guest guest Posted July 15, 2005 Report Share Posted July 15, 2005 Diya, Be STILL and KNOW, that when you do Kundalini Yoga, as taught by Yogi Bhajan, you are working with the energy of Spirit and the "Force of the Soul", your source. There is nothing more healing for the Mind and the Body than deeply acknowledging your source. All illness, at it's root arises from weakness of the Ahamkara's ( http://www.sahej.com/Ahamkara.html ) self-identification with the Body. Chronic digestive problems will often point to other, more grave, problems down to road resulting from collapses of the immune system like cancer or Rheumatoid arthritis, to name a couple. Sat Kriya is particularly rejuvenating for the sexual organs http://www.sahej.com/Sat_Kriya.html This person should also be using Chinese Herbs, not just acupuncture. Also, go to the Archives and look for message #14001 from Feb.1,2003 or click here Kundaliniyoga/message/14001 (If clicking here doesn't get you in, then you need to create a Profile) It talks about the Vedic (applied Yogic Science) approach to illness. Sat Nam, Dharam Singh Classical Mung Bean and Rice Story (ayurvedic) This is a story many of us have heard about a master whom many people would come to for healings.. He'd tell them to come back after the had eaten Kitcheree for 40 days. At the end of that time their problem was solved, be it physical, emotional or mental (It doesn't work with the IRS, however) This appears to be the same story. I found it in "Prakruti" by Robert Svoboda Ayurvedic Treatment A Yogi named Chaitanyananda lived about 200 miles from Bombay until his death not long ago. His cures of serious diseases, extending even to the first stages of cancer, were well documented, and people flocked from all over India to receive treatment at his hands. He would welcome with profuse greetings anyone who came to him, to create in them a false sense of security. While they rested he would go into the jungle to collect a certain herb whose juice was then admin-istered to the unsuspecting patient. About fifteen minutes later the poor sufferer would begin to vomit and purge. This vigorous purification lasted for up to three hours. After the nausea and diarrhea died down, the patient would be served split mung beans and rice cooked together into the preparation known as khichadi*. Into this porridge Chaitany-ananda would add a mixture of mineral and metallic oxides in a specific proportion according to the nature of the disease. After repeating this process for thirty days, the patient was clean from top to bottom, and the disease had disappeared. Chaitanyananda never studied classical Ayurveda in a college, but his treatment followed Ayurvedic lines: 1 - Removal of the cause. 2 - Purification to eliminate excess Doshas. 3 - Balancing the Doshas and rekindling the digestive fire. 4 - Rejuvenation to rebuild the organism. Any therapy that does not follow these steps is not Ayurvedic, nor is it likely to be permanently effective, because it fails to balance the Doshas. Even when your mind is unbalanced, that imbalance is either due to Dosha imbalance or is being made worse by it. Faith was also an important ingredient in Chaitanyananda's cures. People came to him expecting relief because they had heard tales of all those whom he had helped, and this faith helped cure them. Remem-ber that one symptom of diseased Rasa Dhatu is "lack of faith." Faith is the single most important aspect of cure because it enhances Ahamkara's ability to self-identify with the body, and actively works to strengthen Rasa Dhatu, which then nourishes the other Dhatus and Ojas too. Vi-malananda always said that there are only two ways to cure a disease. You can have faith in another being-a physician, a deity, your grandmother, or anyone else-and putting yourself entirely in his or her hands, allow that person to direct the force of your faith. Otherwise you must have faith in yourself, in your own powers of self-healing, and heal yourself directly. If you have no Chaitanyananda to force you to become healthy, you are responsible for curing yourself. You must decide with all parts of your being that you are tired of being imbalanced and that you are pre-pared to undergo whatever discipline may be necessary to heal your-self. Until you can say to yourself sincerely that you are ready to change your ways healing cannot occur. A firm decision to heal yourself only happens when your mind is ready to admit to willfulness and "crimes against wisdom," when it is willing to admit to its deviousness in blaming the body for its own excesses. When your mind is truly contrite, and willing to forgive itself for falling ill, it is sure to cooperate with your body to do the job right. Hopelessness or helplessness is dangerous because it deprives your immune system of support from Ahamkara. If your mind decides that it is fed up with any body part, that body part is likely to lose its immunity and become quickly devitalized. Be angry, be hostile, experience any emotion, which wants to come out, but never fall prey to hopelessness if you want to be cured. Moreover, you have to want everyone to be healthy if you want to become healthy. Nature's Law is that you get back whatever you put out, so you will get health only if your activities and attitudes promote, or at least do not interfere with, the health of those around you. Health is a lot like disease: it is contagious, and can be passed from one per-son to another over and over again. The discussions below do not purport to be a guide to self-treatment of serious diseases. They merely outline some aspects of the Ayurvedic management of certain conditions. You should always seek expert pro-fessional guidance for any serious disorder. Elimination of Ama When your tongue is coated, your feces are foul, and your urine is turbid, Ama is present in your digestive tract and must be first removed before anything else is done. The best way to do this is to do nothing: allow the body to expel the Ama itself by fasting. Fasting is the first and best of all medicines. When possible you should fast for 24 to 48 hours on as little intake of anything as possible. If you are acutely ill, as with a fever, this should not be too difficult be-cause you will probably not want anything. Brew up some weak tea of dried ginger (to 1 tsp. per quart of water boiled for 20 minutes) and sip it, just enough to prevent you from becoming dehydrated. Add a few drops of lemon juice if you like. As soon as your urine, feces, and tongue are clear, your digestive tract is free of Ama and purification can begin .................. *also known as Kitchereee or Mung Beans and Rice - get recipe at http://f3.grp.fs.com/v1/ULPXQuLC7p5k-VjKsiqVWLyjimMgEdgAcUkzywDkCT2tP4HZdB1\ gLDUFBp2eHyISUUlWN9fNLSGiSyvg-Q/Mung%20beans%20and%20rice.doc DIYA formerly known as DRED wrote: > > OM NAMAH SHIVAYA... > > CAN ANYONE SUGGEST HOW KUNDALINI CAN HELP SOMEONE WITH MASSIVE > FIBROIDS WHO IS TAKING ENZYMES AND ACCUPUNCTURE? > > BLESSINGS... > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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