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Your Kriya Is Wrong If...

Summary

, 17 min

The Four Proofs as the litmus test of any Kriya or meditation practice: does it reach the parasympathetic nervous system? Each proof is described, then a check: breathe at HRV resonance until a proof appears, switch to one's own kriya, and see if it holds. OM Japa in the chakras and long breathing define original Kriya Yoga.

In this video

Discusses
BiofeedbackDorsal Vagal ComplexHRV ResonanceKriya YogaParasympathetic nervous systemOM Japa in the Chakras
Mentions
Sitting Very Still (SVS)Five Breath StatesAMOLThief in the nightFreeze ResponseTranquil BreathRoll-Up of ConsciousnessSympathetic nervous systemLahiri MahasayaGarland of LettersParavastha

Key moments

00:00New Year wishes and the litmus test for correct meditation01:40Whatever the lineage, is it producing the four proofs?02:34Sitting very still turns the body into a biofeedback device03:52First proof: hands hot and heavy05:15Second proof: lips tingle as the heart rate fluctuates05:41Third proof: long out-breath pressure on the dorsal vagal07:12Proofs start small, like a thief in the night08:25Fourth proof: tingling where the body is most relaxed09:46Bringing the four proofs into the kriya you were given10:08Start with HRV resonant breathing on the Resonant app11:18Switch to the kriya and check whether the proof stays12:43OM Japa in the chakras and Lahiri's tamasic warning13:31Second defining factor: long breathing and HRV resonance15:31Paravastha: stop the kriya and feel the peace15:55Any one proof is enough; your own body is the biofeedback