Guest guest Posted October 23, 2003 Report Share Posted October 23, 2003 Dear David, Thank you for your response on Shankapraksalana. I have the set of exercises and the discription on how to do it . I tried it a few years ago and just got bloated so I stopped. I have been teaching yoga for 30 years. In my description on how to do it, I think there is a missing link. I would like to discuss it with someone so I can try again. Do you know how to get in touch with the Indian yogi? God bless you GB Khalsa dwellsohm <dwellsohm wrote: Shankapraksalana is a Yogic cleansing Technique which flushes the entire digestive tract clean with salt water. It has been sucessfully used in the treatment of many ailments such as Asthma and Diabetes and documented in the publications of The Bihar School of Yoga. However for it to be effective it must also be accompanied by the appropriate lifestyle and dietary changes. It is an intensive process and one must be properly prepared before hand. It can take 1- 3 hours of intensive Yogic exercises which left me, a regular Yoga practitioner in my 30's very tired. So it is not something to be undertaken lightly! I was lucky enough to be able to first do it under the guidance of an Indian Yogi who was also a Doctor. David Wells ayurveda The New with improved product search Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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