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| Importance of Yoga in Brahmacharya |
In today’s article, we have explained all the benefits that yoga brings while practicing Brahmacharya. Along with this, we have also deeply discussed the importance of yoga in Brahmacharya. This article will help you understand which yogic practices make Brahmacharya strong and unbroken.
Yoga is a sacred practice through which a person can recognize the supreme power within their own body. Yoga is not just limited to physical exercise — it is a journey from the Self to the Supreme. When the soul unites with the Divine, the true meaning of life is revealed.
In this article, we will discuss in depth why yoga is essential during Brahmacharya.
New practitioners often wonder whether yoga is really that important.
Yes, it is extremely important. In fact, Brahmacharya is incomplete without yoga.
Importance of Yoga in Brahmacharya
So let’s move toward some main reasons why yoga plays such an important role in our life. The last reason is especially very important for anyone practicing Brahmacharya.
1) Freedom from Negative Thoughts
The first reason is that a person becomes free from negative thoughts. It is scientifically proven that when someone wakes up early in the morning and practices yoga, the body releases positive chemicals and good hormones. This keeps the person energetic and happy throughout the day.
2) A Healthy Body
The second reason is that yoga keeps your body healthy. And if you already have any mental or physical disorder, yoga helps in reducing or even eliminating it. Many hidden or private health issues can also be cured through regular yogic practices.
3) Body Aura and Attractiveness
The third reason is that yoga helps you make your body more attractive. For example, Sarvangasana and Shirshasana help in improving hair growth, Mandukasana helps in relieving various stomach problems, and overall, yoga gives your face a natural glow and a radiant look. Your skin becomes healthier and youthful.
4) Protection of Vital Energy (Veerya)
The fourth and most important reason for a Brahmachari is the protection of veerya (vital energy).
Until a Brahmachari transforms this energy through disciplined and powerful yogic practices, he may continue to experience problems like nightfall, semen leakage, and unwanted sexual thoughts.
Yoga in Brahmacharya is a powerful tool that balances the body, mind, and prana (life energy).
To maintain unbroken Brahmacharya, several yogic practices are recommended, such as:
Sarvangasana, Antar Kumbhak, Siddhasana, Padmasana, Vajrasana, Paschimottanasana, Shirshasana, and many others.
1. Sarvangasana
Sarvangasana is also known as the “King of Asanas” because it has a positive effect on the entire body. This pose activates the thyroid gland, which helps maintain hormonal balance. It also strengthens mental discipline, which is very helpful for maintaining Brahmacharya.
2. Antar Kumbhak (Internal Breath Retention)
This is a practice done in pranayama where the breath is held inside for a short period. It helps conserve life energy (prana) and strengthens control over sexual desires. For those who follow Brahmacharya, this is a highly beneficial and powerful practice.
3. Siddhasana
Siddhasana is considered one of the best postures for meditation and Brahmacharya practice. It helps direct the body’s energy upward, which calms sexual impulses and awakens higher consciousness.
4. Padmasana
Padmasana is an excellent posture for improving meditation and concentration. It calms the mind and develops the mental stability and self-control that are essential for practicing Brahmacharya.
5. Vajrasana
Vajrasana is the only posture that can be done right after meals, and it strengthens the digestive system. It also activates the Navel Chakra and the Root Chakra, which helps in controlling and stabilizing the vital energies needed for Brahmacharya.
6. Paschimottanasana
This posture keeps the spine, nervous system, and digestive system healthy. It brings calmness to the mind, which helps in controlling desires. It also supports stability and consistency in Brahmacharya practice.
7. Sirsasana
Sirsasana is known as the “King of Asanas.” It increases blood flow to the brain, which brings mental stability and reduces mental excitements that can disturb Brahmacharya. It also helps keep the reproductive system balanced.
We will explain each of these yogic practices in detail in our upcoming yoga-related YouTube videos. We will also guide you through live yoga sessions on YouTube, but for that, it is necessary that at least 1000 more spiritual friends join the channel.
That’s all for today. I hope this article has given you valuable knowledge.
See you in the next article.
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