The technique consisted of
the following :-
A 24 hours long Kayotsarg was
performed one day, the second a fatless and spiceless food was taken, the
next day kayotsarg was again performed for 24hours. This whole exercise was
performed for nine days. Through this most of the disease was got rid of and
whatever was left was get rid of through naturopathy. Hypertension, heart
diseases and backbone problems are a few of the diseases for which Kayotsarg
has miraculous cures. Dr. Sachdeva a Cardiologist from Delhi’s AIMS has been
studying Kayotsarg and Preksha Dhyana and its effect on people (we will be
discussing these topics in greater detail later on He taught these
techniques to some patients suffering from heart diseases, blood pressure,
some patients whose 75% of the arteries were blocked , some already had
heart attack and some already had bypass surgery, they were made to do some
asanas. Dhayana and Kayotsarg follow a fixed balanced diet. The results were
very positive not only was there a reduction in the intensity of the disease
but there also was a change in the whole lifestyle. In yoga language it is
believed that whose heart, mind and backbone is healthy, disease will never
happen to him. The art of relaxing the nervous system is gained through
Kayotsarg. Psychiatrists through repeated suggestions first held the patient
to relax their mind and body then the neuro system, then they try to
discover the root cause of the trouble by going deep into the mind of the
person and solving the problem from the root . The same method is adopted in
Kayotsarg.
By the imbalance of Prana
Shakti (life energy) a lot of diseases occur in the body. Medical
science has not been able to exactly define Prana Shakti . In some
parts of the body, the Prana Shakti (life energy) is excessive,for e.g. if
the Prana energy is excessive in the upper portion of the naval region then
such a person will have a hot temperament, on the contrary if the Prana
Shakti is less, then a dullness will creep into the persons entire being.
Feelings such as frustration, feebleness will arise and the person will get
to have a defeatist attitude. If the muscles and the neuro-system of the
body are relaxed then the flow of Prana Energy is just right. To correct the
flow of Prana energy the breathing will have to be made slow, deep and
rhythmic. If the breathing is counted then one can observe a remarkable drop
in the number of counts, before and after performing Kayotsarg. By
practicing this for a long period of time one can cure any psychosomatic
diseases that one may have. In case of Insomnia it is a foolproof
cure.
Another common ailment that
man is suffering today is fatigue, both of the physical and mental kind. Due
to excessive work pressure and or mental tensions, one can overspend his/her
reservoir of energy. This, overspent energy can be revitalised (recharged)
by Kayotsarg and channelised into productive activities.
In Yogasana the body is
constantly instructed to stretch and relax. The stretching tones up the
muscles and the various tissues, once the body is tuned up then relaxing
becomes vital.
In Yogasana the body is
constantly instructed to stretch and relax. The stretching tones up the
muscles and the various tissues, once the body is tuned up then relaxing
becomes vital.
If Supta-Varjasana (The
Supine Vajrasana)has to be performed after Ardha Matsyendrasana (the half
twist posture) then Kayotsarga should be performed for a few seconds in
between. Likewise, if Sarvangasana (stand on-shoulder posture)is to be
followed by Matsyasana(Fish pose) the Kayotsarg should be performed in
between the two. If after every asana (exercise) Kayotsarg of the breaths
(relaxation in the rate of breathing ) is performed then the effect of the
asana will multiply. After jogging or after any athletic activity
Kayotsarg should be performed in a lying posture so as to revitalise
energy and rebuild any cells or tissues that may have been damaged during
the work out. (Please note the same stretch and relaxation technique is at
work here). The heart of a man is an excellent example of Kayotsarg, it
beats and stops and then beats again. Otherwise it may not be able to work
through the whole lifetime of person. With all these examples we can see a
relationship in exertion and relaxation. Kayotsarg is thus clearly enough a
technique to relax the tense and the overworked muscles, to recreate the
damaged cells and revitalise energy . But Kayotsarg is not limited merely to
this definition, it is a lot more.
The mind is under a lot of
pressure. It always carries a lot of weight, more than a fully loaded truck.
A small untoward incident gives the mind a lot of workload. If the doors and
windows of this mind are closed then any negative feeling will never be able
to creep in; and so there will be no more room for unhappiness. By ridding
the mind of all sorrows and tensions, the body will get stabilised and all
the doors for diseases will get closed .
Kayotsarg has many methods :-
1 Kayotsarg in a standing
posture :-
If the sexual organs are to
be balanced and emotions are to be controlled then Kayotsarg should be
performed in a standing posture. (This should not be performed without an
experienced instructor ).
2. Kayotsarg in a sitting
posture:-
For going deeper into Dhyana
this posture is ideal.
3. Kayotsarg in a lying
posture:-
People suffering from
diseases such as hypertension, backaches, heart problems are advised to do
Kayotsarg in a lying posture. One of the benefits of performing Kayotsarg in
a lying posture is that it can be performed for a longer time. Those who
have insomnia can be easily cured by its practice. The person will become so
light and relaxed that he/she will fall asleep while performing it. If
Kayotsarg is performed for a longer time then the body becomes absolutely
weightless.
4. Kayotsarg by lying on a
left side:-
Performing Kayotsarg by lying
on the left side will activate the right nostril. Activating the right
nostril gives energy to the body and helps it to get devoid of its dullness.
The Pingala Nadi gets activated.