How to Use Projection in Kundalini Yoga

Last Update: September 18, 2008

Video By: LIVESTRONG.COM

The energy that you project will return to you according to Kundalini yoga. Learn how to use projection in Kundalini yoga in this fitness video.

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  • Emphasizes energy of body
  • Project positive thoughts, receive positive thoughts

About this Author

Cindy Mastry has practiced yoga since the age of eight, and also has a background in Jazz and Ballet. Active in the fitness industry for nearly twenty years, she teaches aerobics, kickboxing, and yoga at many fitness centers in the Tampa Bay area. Cindy trained with 84 year-old Master Yogi Monk, Baba Hari Dass at the Mt. Madonna Center in California and owns/operates "Yoga Etc Studio" in St. Petersburg, Florida. Cindy teaches yoga to people of all ages and experience levels and at very competitive rates.

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Video Transcript

CINDY MASTRY: Namaste. In Kundalini yoga, a lot of emphasis is put on the energy that flows through the body. Not only within the body, with the energy wheels of the chakras, but also the electromagnetic field outside the body also known as your aura. The Kundalini yogis believe that that aura that you project can be either positive or negative, and that as you project your aura and project out to the universe that whatever you project is like a mirror that is going to project back on you. So you want to be careful that your projections are positive ones, because what you send out is what is going to come back. So we like to send out positive, peaceful, loving thoughts so that the thoughts that come back to us will also be positive, loving thoughts.

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