Yoga

MATSYA means “fish” in Sanskrit. MATSYASANA, the fish posture is one of the most effective ASANA-e of HATHA YOGA to purify the energies from the lower area of the abdomen. Subtly, this ASANA acts to boost the energetical centre SWADHISTANA CHAKRA. A less well-known esoteric aspect of this posture is that of…
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Taken from http://www.luxsublima.ro/by yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru(course notes)   “Picture that you have not been born yet, picture that you are in your mother’s womb, picture that you are young, picture that you have already passed into the world beyond. Now include all these…
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by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru   30. Finally, the experience shows us that, in reality, the truth is not reachable but especially for those who are already ready to discover it and that is why they deserve it in abundance.   31. Even when we are not capable to realize, it is obvious for the…
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by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru   ♥ When we give love, happiness, pleasure or other spiritual gifts and we act in a spontaneous manner, being animated by abnegation, we simultaneously receive – from God – as many gifts as we offer ourselves. Thus, we can easily realize that when we give…
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  by Yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru If we look inside and outside of ourselves with attention and lucidity, we discover that in reality there are no urgent matters. This way we can realize that often there are only people in a rush.    All that is…
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by yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru The term "crisis" comes from the Greek word "crizis", which refers to the action of analyzing, choosing and deciding. Most often, a crisis is a sudden, unexpected modification, often decisive, which appears during an illness. It can lead to a beneficial and favorable transformation,…
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by yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru   Read here the fisrt part of this article   23.When we are already prepared and we enter a beneficial, deep state of occult resonance, it thus becomes possible that the divine truths that a human being has discovered with God’s help or the light of wise…
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by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru 1. God the Father is and remains the one and the unique God of man, even in the moments we are not aware about this. Nature, within which the Eternal Feminine (Maha Shakti) is manifesting, is His temple. Beyond appearances, when our perspective is intensely and deeply transfiguring,…
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an article by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru What does the yogi actually aim for?What does he want by practicing YOGA? A yogi wants more or less what we all want, often without knowing it clearly. He frantically aspires to embrace with his microcosm, of which he is fully aware, the Macrocosm or the Universe…
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by  yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru 1. An attentive contemplation of a human being’s face and body reveals some mysteries accessible only to the initiated.2. Through a superb female nude, in which already the state of SHAKTI has started to awaken, reveals to us in all its mysterious and often unimagined…
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