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Alternate nostril breath instructions

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The instructions on the JoS site are confusing me. For both of them, the step by step instructions constituting one round are very different from the summarized steps. So which of them is right?
 
That's what confused me too. But if you look at the full chakra meditation page, the instructions and the summary is the same.

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The instructions on the JoS site are confusing me. For both of them, the step by step instructions constituting one round are very different from the summarized steps. So which of them is right?
 
Holding at the top, balances the chakras. Holding at the bottom, increases bioelectric energy in the lower chakras. Depending on what you need to do, you do either of these. At the top, balances and is good to begin and end a meditation with.

HAIL SATAN!!!!!!

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The instructions on the JoS site are confusing me. For both of them, the step by step instructions constituting one round are very different from the summarized steps. So which of them is right?
 
How important is that meditation? I can not do it without getting enough air because my nose is always clogged and congested. I was wondering how important the meditation is compared to the other.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "lucioamaranth" <lucioamaranth@... wrote:

That's what confused me too. But if you look at the full chakra meditation page, the instructions and the summary is the same.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Way_Seeker666" <way_seeker666@ wrote:

The instructions on the JoS site are confusing me. For both of them, the step by step instructions constituting one round are very different from the summarized steps. So which of them is right?
 
I personally like the one on the 10 Tibetan Breaths.Its where you ,inhale for 4,hold for 16,exhale for 8,and so on.I feel it balances more fully for me.
 Hail Satan
Brian 

From: Way_Seeker666 <way_seeker666@...
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Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Alternate nostril breath instructions

  The instructions on the JoS site are confusing me. For both of them, the step by step instructions constituting one round are very different from the summarized steps. So which of them is right?
 
I have some congestion problems too.But I have found that after doing it my congestion is gone.Sometimes you just have to force yourself no matter how you feel.But I have always left our alter room feeling better then when I entered it.
 Hail Satan
Brian 

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Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 6:51 AM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Alternate nostril breath instructions

  How important is that meditation? I can not do it without getting enough air because my nose is always clogged and congested. I was wondering how important the meditation is compared to the other.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "lucioamaranth" <lucioamaranth@... wrote:

That's what confused me too. But if you look at the full chakra meditation page, the instructions and the summary is the same.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Way_Seeker666" <way_seeker666@ wrote:

The instructions on the JoS site are confusing me. For both of them, the step by step instructions constituting one round are very different from the summarized steps. So which of them is right?
 
Ok just two more questions on this..
I see from the complete chakra meditation page how to correctly do the holding at the top exercise. But the holding at the bottom, the step by step guide is double what the summarized guide says. So does the step by step or summary make one full round? And just to be clear, it starts and ends with a left inhale, so at the end of each round must i exhale normally thru both nostrils before starting again with just the left, or must i continue it in a flow and end only the last round with the left inhale?
 
This is one round for holding at the top:

Inhale though left; hold; exhale through right; inhale through right; hold; exhale through left.

For the inhales and exhales, count for 4 or whatever you feel is best for you, but keep it the same number throughout. For the holding, hold for a count of 6 or whatever you feel is best for you.

Now, right after round 1, inhale through left again. Don't take a break to breath through both nostrils. Keep a smooth flow.

One round of holding at the bottom:

Inhale through left; exhale through right; hold; inhale through right; exhale through left; hold.

Did I clear it up?

Hail father Satan!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Way_Seeker666" <way_seeker666@... wrote:

Ok just two more questions on this..
I see from the complete chakra meditation page how to correctly do the holding at the top exercise. But the holding at the bottom, the step by step guide is double what the summarized guide says. So does the step by step or summary make one full round? And just to be clear, it starts and ends with a left inhale, so at the end of each round must i exhale normally thru both nostrils before starting again with just the left, or must i continue it in a flow and end only the last round with the left inhale?
 
Perfectly. Thanks Lydia. That's how I always did them, but reading the instructions while looking for meditations to add to my program confused me.
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Shaitan

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