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Originally posted by ET_MAN
reply to post by drkid
Hi Drkid,
This is the first time i read anything regarding this method.
I wouldn't really know since I do not research or read up on this kind of stuff and it's only an exercise based on my own experience trying it. lol
Enjoy and good luck
Best Wishes!
Originally posted by Mystical Sadhu
reply to post by drkid
Many people do so only for ostentatious reasons, "flauntulence".
Your body is a tuning device, the most subtle tuning device as it is both instrument and the place where you live.
Every gateway orifice, i.e. ears, eyes, nose, genitals, anus, mouth, have nerve endings as gateways to each organ and body system, as do each motor organ at their extremities, i.e. feet, hands, etc. Every little nuance of body inflection changes the vibrancy, vitality, direction, flow, and sentiment, elementary factors of what are called "mudras".
Another reason in doing so is called japa, or repetition. For example, some pranayama exercises involve alternating breaths a specific number of times. Japa for this is typically done by touching the tips of one's fingers sequentially for each trip of the breath so that one can better concentrate on the practice and not numbers, auditorily or visually.
Originally posted by drkid
Originally posted by ET_MAN
reply to post by drkid
Hey ET man i have a question... What is the point of touching your finger tips when meditating?
Your body is a tuning device, the most subtle tuning device as it is both instrument and the place where you live.
Every gateway orifice, i.e. ears, eyes, nose, genitals, anus, mouth, have nerve endings as gateways to each organ and body system, as do each motor organ at their extremities, i.e. feet, hands, etc. Every little nuance of body inflection changes the vibrancy, vitality, direction, flow, and sentiment, elementary factors of what are called "mudras".