Kundalini Yoga in the Loop

A Brief Introduction to Kundalini Yoga   “Kundalini Yoga is uncoiling yourself to find your potential and your vitality and to reach for your virtues. There is nothing from outside. Try to understand that. All is in you. You are the storehouse of your totality.” ... Yogi BhajanKundalini Yoga is the original of the twenty-two schools of yoga and is called the “mother yoga.” It works on your entire nervous and glandular system. The word “kundalini” means awareness, and manifesting the hidden potential of that awareness. In the yogic tradition Kundalini energy is portrayed as a coiled serpent lying dormant at the base of the spine. To raise the Kundalini means to awaken and enliven this creative energy. Kundalini Yoga is an effective way to both strengthen and stretch the muscles. The increased flexibility gained through Kundalini Yoga will help prevent injury and avoid pain. In addition, because Kundalini Yoga incorporates the physical aspects of yoga, along with the mind and spirit, into an integrated system, you gain a working understanding of the mind/body connection. The meditations you will learn will improve your concentration and focus which will improve your ability to function at your best. Finally, you will feel refreshed and attentive after each session indicating a stronger and more balanced immune and nervous system. “You are not a soul, you are not a mind, you are not a body.  You are the controller of all three.” ... Yogi BhajanKYL delivers the experience of Kundalini Yoga and Meditation as taught by Yogi Bhajan, Ph.D. Kundalini Yoga was not taught publicly until 1968 when Yogi Bhajan came to the west. Today this technology is practiced and taught all over the world!