[QUOTE=msankhala;85996]Hello All,
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After doing yoga practice 4-5 days at home i started to have negative thought and less focused on my work. So i contacted one of Isha yoga teacher and told him the situation. He suggested to continue the practice and said in starting our body may resist so continue the practice.
… After doing this 3-4 days i started to have little pain in my lower back and my negative thoughts and less focus on work persisted. I started to feel more stressed, anxiety and fear So i contacted again the isha yoga teacher and told him the whole situation and asked him… he suggested me to continue practice and consult a doctor if i have more pain. As pain was not so much so i didn’t go to the doctor, This was my bad.
…As i continued this practice my condition started to become more worse. I was so stressed. I started to have fear about my future and started to think too much about my past. I was dying within myself, i was so less focused anything i do, I was never such. I forget to mention that i was having little gastric problem before starting the yoga practice but this was not so serious but after doing this yoga practice my gastric problem increased dramatically.
… I have random vibration in small portion of my legs several times a days in calf and thigh, sometime i feel those vibration in my shoulders, back and hands.
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I tried Bhramari Pranayama (Humming Bee Breath) for several days and it reduced the random vibration in my legs.
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Hello,
It’s been a while I’ve been on this forum. So let’s see…
What you say about those negative effects and fears coming up, is not uncommono but I have [I]never[/I] heard any yoga teachers explain this at courses. It should be explained to the students at courses that one will inevitably sooner or later experience more or less of negative emotions and extremelu turbulent mind at times. These challenging periods alternate with calm, blissful and wonderful* periods all the way until one becomes liberated (jivanmukta). People are only told about how wonderful things they get from pranayama and whatever practices but when they hit the dark period they are totally at loss, at the teeth of the fear and it can have very bad effects. People can become very distraught because of this. All this is normal but it is quite misleading from the various organisations to tell people that all they will have is peace and bliss and as people are not prepared to experience these impulses springning from their subconscious mind, they think something is very wrong.
In such a situation I would never encourage the student just to continue practice without explaining what is going on. I tell of both the wonderful periods and challenging periods right at the first course to new students.
I do not know about this particular system of yoga but whenever pranayama and shambhavi are put together, without mantras and without proper initiation, it is quite likely that some percentage of people will have prana energy problems such as these. Oh yes, my analysis based on many similar cases is that this is a pranic disharmony (note: There is actually no such thing as “kundalini syndrome”, it is all prana problems). It can only be fixed with proper mindfulness/meditation paractice in a tutelage of a competent teacher or by receiving energetic help from a specialist healer or receiving energteic help from a valid spiritual (tantra-mantra) teacher/master.
What do you mean by the vibration in legs? Describe it in more detail, please.