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Kriya Creates Sensitivity - Nobody's Perfect

Summary

, 15 min

How Kriya Yoga and HRV resonant breathing build inner sensitivity by integrating subconscious material, why Lahiri Mahasaya skipped Yama-Niyama, and why striving for outward perfection is unhealthy. Daily writing about one issue draws subconscious patterns into conscious choice, and integrating slower brainwaves prepares the way to gamma states.

In this video

Teaches
Kriya YogaPerfectionismWriting therapy
Discusses
Sensory acuityHRV ResonanceLahiri MahasayaYama-NiyamaImpermanenceSubconsciousBrainwaves
Mentions
Eight limbs of yogaCarl JungDual and non-dualNeuro-linguistic programming (NLP)Time Line TherapyNegative emotionsIntegrationHigher Self

Key moments

00:00A student asks for more on Kriya Yoga and Lahiri Mahasaya01:08Practice slows the brainwaves and builds sensitivity02:12HRV resonance has to be in your Kriya03:06Why Lahiri Mahasaya did not teach Yama-Niyama04:25A good student overly concerned with rules and being perfect05:11The absolute is inside: the sand mandala and impermanence06:35Jung's quote: only the gods make something perfect07:13Relief when the brand new car got its first scratch09:01Write about an issue every day to unravel it10:54Autopilot and the missed freeway exit12:09Matrix clip: you know that road12:35Slower brainwaves, gamma and reflecting the higher self