VASUDEVAKRIYA 1&2 in English
Om Shree yogananda Guruparabrahmane namaha
Sit erect in Padmasana, Vajrasana or Sukhasana..
Fix your gaze in Kootastha. Face north or east. Apply Khecharee Mudra.
VASUDEVAKRIYA 1
Apply Khecharee Mudra and inhale deeply. Clasp both the hands. Put them underneath the lower
abdomen.
Gradually press with both the hands the lower abdomen while inhaling.
While pressing concentrate in that chakra and say
“Om ’’ in Mooladhara Chakra, “Na’’ in Swadhistaana
Chakra, “’mo’’ in Manipura Chakra, “’Bha’’ in Anahata Chakra, “’Ga’’ in Visuddha Chakra and“’Va’’ in Agna
Positive Chakra skipping Agna negative Chakra in ascending order.
Exhale now. While descending slowly release the pressure gradually in lower
abdomen. While releasing concentrate in that chakra and say
“Te’’in Agna negative Chakra, “’Vaa’’ in Visuddha Chakra, “’su’’ in
Anahata Chakra, “’De’’ in Manipura
Chakra , “Va ’’ in Swadhistaana
Chakra, and“’Ya’’.
While saying “’ Te’’ in Agna negative Chakra concentrate in that
chakra, move/rotate the neck to left side and say “’Vaa’’ in Visuddha Chakra
without losing concentration, bring back the neck to normal straight position
and bend it downwards and say “’Su’’ in Anahata Chakra without losing
concentration.
Fixing of mind & gaze in a particular chakra is called
concentration.
Agna Positive Chakra “’Va’’ D
D Agna negative Chakra “Te’’
Visuddha Chakra “’Ga’’
N E Visuddha Chakra “’Vaa’’
Anahata Chakra “’Bha’’ E
S Anahata Chakra “’Su’’
Manipura Chakra “’mo’’ C C
Manipura Chakra “’De’’
Swadhistaana Chakra “Na’’ S
N Swadhistaana
Chakra “Vaa’’
Mooladhara Chakra “Om ’’ A
D Mooladhara Chakra “Ya’’
The Beejaksharaa to be uttered in Chakras in Ascending and Descending
order is given above.
Going from Moolaadhara to Agna positive, and from Agna positive to
Mooladhara uttering appropriate Beejaksharaa is one Kriya.
Like this 12 kriyas are
permitted.
VASUDEVAKRIYA 2
Procedure to be adopted in VASUDEVAKRIYA 2 is same. The only difference
is rotating or moving the head. We rotate only one time in VASUDEVAKRIYA 1 while saying “Te’’,
“’Vaa’’ and “’Su’’ respectively in Agna negative Chakra, Visuddha Chakra and Anahata
Chakra.
In VASUDEVAKRIYA 2 we can rotate/move the head maximum up to 24 in one
Kriya. Like this 12 kriyas are
permitted.
The purpose is to obtain Samadhi, the oneness with God the Father. In fact the Sadhaka in withdrawing the Breath, the life currents and Consciousness to the Christ Center. The Sadhaka is in fact making the Head into a Magnet. While doing this, all straying currents through out the nervous system is drawn towards the spinal cord and sent upwards through the Six plexus/Chakras. These withdrawn currents are focused in Pineal glands. Medulla and Cerebrum. Then this focussed currents are passed into the Spirit. The rotation of Head will make the Head into a Magnet. The Sadhaka will enter into Samadhi. In this Samadhi the light of the body merges with the light of the Spirit. When this happens the Sadhaka(Meditater)(Dhyaata) Meditation(Dhyaanam), and the object of Meditation(Paramaatma)(Dhyeyam) becomes one.
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