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    <title>sck - **kundalini yoga** - tribe.net</title>
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      <description>sat nam&#xD;
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following is a post in the kundalini-yoga groups of yahoo groups::&#xD;
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Sat Nam Ellen,&#xD;
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If you really feel dizzy, then go carefully or use your own judgment.&#xD;
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"Probably I am pulling up too hard with the first&#xD;
chakra." No pulling up, you are just gently pumping the navel, like breath of&#xD;
fire&#xD;
but much slower, with the mantra.&#xD;
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Blessings&#xD;
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Brad&#xD;
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it is said to gently pump the navel.now that can create a lots of difference,as gently pumping the navel it is easier to practise longer times.so please clarify whether we have to pump lightly or hardly.</description>
      <pubDate>Tue, 20 Mar 2007 11:39:27 GMT</pubDate>
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