Involuntary Yogic Movements

Automatic yogic movements occur during meditation on Gurudev Siyag's picture.

  • During meditation many disciples experience involuntary Yogic Kriyas like Asan (body posture), Bandh (lock), Mudras (gestures), Pranayam (breath regulation) or body movements like swaying, nodding of head, clapping, laughing etc. These are induced by the awakened Kundalini. The practitioner can neither start, stop nor control these Yogic Kriyas (body movements) willfully.

  • These Kriyas are specifically unique to each practitioner like a custom-made program. This is because the divine force that is at work here through Gurudev Siyag’s spiritual power knows exactly which specific postures the practitioner needs to undergo to progress on the spiritual path.

  • The yogic postures under Siddha Yoga are therefore not standardized nor are they orchestrated willfully like those in a conventional yoga school. An observer watching people participate in group meditation under Siddha Yoga is often astonished to notice that almost each participant undergoes different yogic postures. Most practitioners also experience a sense of exhilaration and joy during meditation that they had never experienced before.

Involuntary Yogic Movements experienced by the GSSY practitioners.

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