Kriya for Inner and Outer Vision

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February 1, 1970

Eyes are the windows to the world and the keys to seeing your inner world as well. This kriya uses eye movements and pressure on the optical nerve to shift states of consciousness. Each eye position, some of them quite unique, alters your brain frequency and transforms your thoughts. You may experience it as very relaxing and calming. This kriya also relaxes all of the eye muscles to gently improve vision.

Illustration of Helen with legs extended and arms behind leaning back

1. Torso Lean

Posture & MudraSit with your legs stretched straight out in front. Placing your hands behind the hips for support, lean your torso back to 60 degrees above parallel, keeping the head in line with the spine.

Movement & Breath: Hold the posture and breathe normally.

Eyes/Drishti: Roll your eyes up and look out through the top of the head.

Mindful Attention: Meditate.

Duration: Continue for 6-9 minutes.

Ending: 

  • Hold the posture and do Long Deep Breathing for 30 seconds.
  • Inhale deeply, and suspend your breath for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Exhale and relax.

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