Migraine -- addendum

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S.N. + P.S. Just wanted to clarify, that when I did the treatment, we

did perform the beating in that order: upper thighs, then abdominal,

then butt.

 

ranjit k.

 

 

 

Kundaliniyoga, "Elle \"Ranjit Kaur\" d'Orado"

<ranjitk wrote:

>

> Sat Naam,

>

> This is what ultimately worked for me -- compliments of Gururattan

> Kaur who learned it at a healing workshop with Yogi B. in the 70s (if

> I remember correctly?) and for which I am eternally grateful!!!

>

> I started suffering from Migraines in the summer of 1999, and for the

> next few years, they became more frequent and more intense no matter

> what methods I tried (acupuncture, yoga, etc.) even turning into the

> "cluster" form of migraines which made me practically suicidal.

>

> After doing this Kundalini yoga treatment in the Fall of 2002, I HAVE

> NOT HAD A SINGLE MIGRAINE!!!

>

> Here are the directions as sent to me from Gururattan K:

>

> "The person stands. Someone else beats with fists on the person's

> upper thighs for 3 minutes. Hard. Then he beats on either side of the

> navel center. Then he beats on the buttocks. ( I can't remember if

> that is the order.) But I am pretty sure of the locations and beating

> with the fists.

>

> For those suffering from migraines have someone do this when you are

> not having a migraine. Although I do think I did this to someone while

> she was having a migraine and it stopped."

>

> Please try to find a Kundalini yogi to perform the treatment for you

> -- basically someone who can do 3 intense exercises in a row for 3

> minutes each! Also if they have a Martial Arts background, that is

> ideal because they know how to hit you hard without injury. It is a

> rigorous event, but well worth it!

>

> Good luck to you and God bless

>

> Sat Naam,

> ranjit k.

>