Siddharth AMR Kalingarayar*

The Lemurrian Yoga Studios, The Palace, Bodipalayam Road, Zamin Uthukuli, Pollachi Via, Tamil Nadu, India

*Corresponding Author: Siddharth AMR Kalingarayar, The Lemurrian Yoga Studios, The Palace, Bodipalayam Road, Zamin Uthukuli, Pollachi Via, Tamil Nadu, India.

Received: December 19, 2022; Published: January 26, 2022

Abstract

In our previous part we have just briefly introduced Sabdha/Naatha yoga. Various yogic methods and inquiry techniques have been formulated by the Seers. The aim of these different paths are to free from the fetters of the problems of mundane life and to lead a happy life. But the prime purpose is to attain spiritual enlightenment and LIBERATION/SALVATION from the cycle of birth and death. But these goals are not easy. Thousands of spiritual practitioners are unsuccessful in their attempts. Many of them have encountered side effects. The northern Indian Spiritual Rishis formulated Naatha Yoga principle for quick results. But experiences revealed that this path is also difficult. In the southern parts of India, in the lost Lemurrian continent Maha Manis SECRETLY performed their own Sabdha yogic methods and attained rapid results. In this work, the author unlocks this secretly kept scientific experiment so that the entire humanity will benefit.

Keywords: Yoga; Albert Einstein; Chakra

References

1. This Lemurrian Shabda Brahman knowledge was delivered through the mouth of a Guru to the ears of the disciples. These secrets of secrets are the hidden properties of the Lemurrian Spiritual people. But the author will try his best to locate and pinpoint the relevant citations.

Citation

Citation: Siddharth AMR Kalingarayar. “On the Lemurrian Shabda Yoga - Part 2". Acta Scientific Applied Physics 3.2 (2023): 26-28.

Copyright

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