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aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
 
Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think you're doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the SA TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating, together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are considered mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards your 3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit. This:

http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
 
oh all this I know and thanks for reminding me of this... but I'm more interested in finding a specific mudra to use in my void meditation... si now I go check your links lol thank you though Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 6:53 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <the_fire_starter666@... wrote:
Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think you're doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the SA TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating, together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are considered mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards your 3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit. This:

http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!





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ok that first link was what I was looking for you are so helpful as always... thank you for sharing your knowledge with me Hail Satan!!!
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On Nov 29, 2012 6:58 PM, "Jason Watts" <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:
oh all this I know and thanks for reminding me of this... but I'm more interested in finding a specific mudra to use in my void meditation... si now I go check your links lol thank you though Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!! On Nov 29, 2012 6:53 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <the_fire_starter666@... wrote:
Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think you're doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the SA TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating, together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are considered mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards your 3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit. This:

http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!





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You don't need to use a mudra in void meditation unless you want to empower something, like turning your eyes upwards and focusing on your 3rd eye when doing void meditation, so you develop your 3rd eye at the same time. I think void meditation is passive and used for training your mind mostly, not opening your chakras, raising your kundalini or anything like that, mudras are usually used in these situations.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

oh all this I know and thanks for reminding me of this... but I'm more
interested in finding a specific mudra to use in my void meditation...

si now I go check your links lol thank you though

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 6:53 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <
the_fire_starter666@... wrote:

Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include
mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think you're
doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the SA
TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating,
together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are considered
mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards your
3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit. This:


http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@
wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced
meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there
so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our
member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a
reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right
direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a
beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!





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I was hoping a mudra in void would help with my concentration as I've been having a bit of difficulty in that department lately Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 7:06 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <the_fire_starter666@... wrote:
You don't need to use a mudra in void meditation unless you want to empower something, like turning your eyes upwards and focusing on your 3rd eye when doing void meditation, so you develop your 3rd eye at the same time. I think void meditation is passive and used for training your mind mostly, not opening your chakras, raising your kundalini or anything like that, mudras are usually used in these situations.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

oh all this I know and thanks for reminding me of this... but I'm more
interested in finding a specific mudra to use in my void meditation...

si now I go check your links lol thank you though

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 6:53 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <
the_fire_starter666@... wrote:

Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include
mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think you're
doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the SA
TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating,
together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are considered
mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards your
3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit. This:


http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@
wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced
meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there
so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our
member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a
reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right
direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a
beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!





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Actually yes, turning your eyes upwards does help in concentration, that's why it's used in many meditations. Oops forgot to mention that.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

I was hoping a mudra in void would help with my concentration as I've been
having a bit of difficulty in that department lately

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 7:06 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <
the_fire_starter666@... wrote:

You don't need to use a mudra in void meditation unless you want to
empower something, like turning your eyes upwards and focusing on your 3rd
eye when doing void meditation, so you develop your 3rd eye at the same
time. I think void meditation is passive and used for training your mind
mostly, not opening your chakras, raising your kundalini or anything like
that, mudras are usually used in these situations.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@
wrote:

oh all this I know and thanks for reminding me of this... but I'm more
interested in finding a specific mudra to use in my void meditation...

si now I go check your links lol thank you though

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 6:53 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <
the_fire_starter666@ wrote:

Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include
mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think
you're
doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the
SA
TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating,
together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are
considered
mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards
your
3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit.
This:



http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@
wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the
advanced
meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong
there
so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our
member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a
reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right
direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a
beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!





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also in thay first link is something called the bear grip... says aids in concentration and the gyan-mudra helpa with knowledge and ability trying to decide which one would be best for me lol... no way to know but try Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 7:12 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <the_fire_starter666@... wrote:
Actually yes, turning your eyes upwards does help in concentration, that's why it's used in many meditations. Oops forgot to mention that.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

I was hoping a mudra in void would help with my concentration as I've been
having a bit of difficulty in that department lately

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 7:06 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <
the_fire_starter666@... wrote:

You don't need to use a mudra in void meditation unless you want to
empower something, like turning your eyes upwards and focusing on your 3rd
eye when doing void meditation, so you develop your 3rd eye at the same
time. I think void meditation is passive and used for training your mind
mostly, not opening your chakras, raising your kundalini or anything like
that, mudras are usually used in these situations.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@
wrote:

oh all this I know and thanks for reminding me of this... but I'm more
interested in finding a specific mudra to use in my void meditation...

si now I go check your links lol thank you though

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 6:53 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <
the_fire_starter666@ wrote:

Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include
mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think
you're
doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the
SA
TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating,
together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are
considered
mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards
your
3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit.
This:



http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@
wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the
advanced
meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong
there
so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our
member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a
reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right
direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a
beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!





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<td val[/IMG]Don't feel bad I still have problems with void mediation which is why I try to do it everyday if I can.


Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android [/TD]
From: Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@...;
To: <[email protected];
Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mudras for Beginners
Sent: Fri, Nov 30, 2012 1:08:40 AM

<td val[/IMG]   I was hoping a mudra in void would help with my concentration as I've been having a bit of difficulty in that department lately Hail Satan!!!
Ha[/IMG]the_fire_starter666@... wrote:
You don't need to use a mudra in void meditation unless you want to empower something, like turning your eyes upwards and focusing on your 3rd eye when doing void meditation, so you develop your 3rd eye at the same time. I think void meditation is passive and used for training your mind mostly, not opening your chakras, raising your kundalini or anything like that, mudras are usually used in these situations.

--- [/IMG][email protected], Jason Watts <jasonwatts1985@... wrote:

oh all this I know and thanks for reminding me of this... but I'm more
interested in finding a specific mudra to use in my void meditation...

si now I go check your links lol thank you though

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
On Nov 29, 2012 6:53 PM, "the_fire_starter666" <
the_fire_starter666@... wrote:

Many exercises in JoS as well as kundalini yoga exercises do include
mudras. When you do the chakra opening exercises, what do you think you're
doing with your hands? :) Other examples, the basic spinal series, the SA
TA NA MA meditation, they use some of the mudras below:

http://www.pinklotus.org/-%20Kundalini% ... mudras.htm

They are usually used when you're doing something else or meditating,
together with other exercises.

There are other things which don't involve your hands, but are considered
mudras as well. For example when you turn your eyes upwards towards your
3rd eye when meditating, this is called Shambhavi mudra in Sanskrit. This:


http://suryanamaskara.altervista.org/bl ... -mudra.jpg

--- [/IMG][email protected], "costule666" <jasonwatts1985@
wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced
meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there
so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our
member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a
reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right
direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a
beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!





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You could go to the JoS website and go to the opening the chakras meditation link. It is in the power meditation section. You could also find out what mudras other religions used. I usually trust the JoS site personally.
Hail Satan



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On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 4:04 PM PST costule666 wrote:

aight before i get started... i accidently posted this to the advanced meditations group.... it is waiting on approval but does not belong there so heres a heads up

in looking at some previous posts i found a link done by one of our member not sure which that talked about the tru 8 fold path and i saw a reference to Mudras... would someone mind pointing me in the right direction to find some info on the different mudras i could use as a beginner that would help with focus and over all advancement...

thanks for your time and sorry about posting on the wrong group...

Hail Satan!!!
Hail The Gods of Duat!!!
 

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