Sexual Energy and Yoga

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SEXUAL ENERGY and YOGA Elisabeth Haich The purpose of this book is to introduce the concept of transmuting the physical, emotional, mentái and psychic energies people normally disperse in sexual activity. This process assists in uniting with the higher Self or God. Topics include: • Creative Serpent • The Magicai Powers of Suggestion • The Magic Flower • The Ürge For Unity & Its Corruptions • Hypnosis • Sexual Energy Its Falsé & True Light • Mediumship • The Sun Creator & Destroyer of Life Description of Elisabeth Haich's painting on the cover "The Transformation of sexual energy into spiiitual, divine, creative power, is the resurrection from death to eternal life." If we cultivate spiritual awareness and attain the universal consciousness, we acquire mastery over the 7 natural forces which, when harnessed to puli in one direction, can carry us to the goal with incredible swiftness. The picture symbolizes this state. The figure representing the spirit is standing in the triumphal... Tovább

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SEXUAL ENERGY and YOGA Elisabeth Haich The purpose of this book is to introduce the concept of transmuting the physical, emotional, mentái and psychic energies people normally disperse in sexual activity. This process assists in uniting with the higher Self or God. Topics include: • Creative Serpent • The Magicai Powers of Suggestion • The Magic Flower • The Ürge For Unity & Its Corruptions • Hypnosis • Sexual Energy Its Falsé & True Light • Mediumship • The Sun Creator & Destroyer of Life Description of Elisabeth Haich's painting on the cover "The Transformation of sexual energy into spiiitual, divine, creative power, is the resurrection from death to eternal life." If we cultivate spiritual awareness and attain the universal consciousness, we acquire mastery over the 7 natural forces which, when harnessed to puli in one direction, can carry us to the goal with incredible swiftness. The picture symbolizes this state. The figure representing the spirit is standing in the triumphal chariot. One hand is radiating the power which directs the natural forces. In the left hand is held a prayer wheel such as is used in Tibet and which symbolizes unity with the Divine. The horses race with this figure to the goal where we achieve the perfection which Christ intimated to us in the words: "Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in Heaven is perfect." Elisabeth Haich It is hoped that the reader will be open to this information without prejudging it in terms of his personal needs and standards, and allow the information to give a hint of that which is possible. For those readers who are already aware of this possibility, it is hoped that this book will inspire them. Vissza