Free Online Yoga Videos Launched
Free Kundalini Yoga Exercise Videos
Free Online Hatha Yoga Videos
Welcome to the Free Online Yoga Videos collection. This page will index all the free yoga videos that are available on the Mastery of Meditation website. These videos will be comprised of Kundalini Yoga kriyas that can be found in the Free Online Kundalini Yoga Kriyas E-book and there will also be videos of Hatha Yoga sets, which will use poses from the Free Online Hatha Yoga Poses Galleries.
Of course, these videos will go on to add an important multi-media component to the Free Online Meditation and Yoga Classes, that are offered on this website as well. The other video libraries that are already online and extensively used by these online classes are the Guided Meditation Video Library and the Yoga Breathing Exercises (Pranayama) Video Library.
Prior to practicing the yoga sets provided on the videos, please first read the 10 Important Guidelines for Kundalini Yoga Practice and the Essential Beginner’s Guide to Yoga Practice. You will gain a great deal of important guidance from these two documents, including information of how to go about practicing kundalini yoga safely and intelligently.
Of course there is an incredible amount of information now on this website on kundalini, chakra, yoga and meditation, so please go ahead and browse the archives to gain knowledge on topics of your interest. Understanding Kundalini Yoga and the Seven Chakra System will help you extract even more from these yoga videos.
Yoga Videos Objectives:
This index page will contain links to all the yoga videos that I upload to the website (so it’s worth bookmarking if you are interested in yoga ;-). A wide range of videos are planned, here are some of the objectives that the videos are going to help you achieve:
- Help you create a vibrant, healthy, strong, trim and fit body.
- Help reduce stress and anxiety, while bestowing greater peace and tranquility.
- Enhance joy and happiness.
- Improve intelligence and awareness. Giving you more insight, intuition and wisdom.
- Increase willpower, confidence, aura and charisma.
- Help you discover your gifts and passions. Unleash your psychic abilities and healing powers.
- Enhance compassion and sensitivity.
- Help you uncover your True Divine Nature and live your life at your Highest Human Potential.
- Much much more…
Yoga Video Design & Content:
Each video will demonstrate and teach one particular kundalini yoga kriya or a particular hatha yoga set. In general each yoga video will contain the following:
- Background of the yoga set.
- Overall benefits of the kriya or exercises.
- Demonstrations and instructions for practicing the yoga postures, along with any modifications for difficult exercises.
- Discussion of the most common mistakes made when doing those poses or movements.
- Important cautions for particular poses.
- Practical hints, tips and other miscellaneous information to help you master the set.
FREE ONLINE YOGA VIDEOS
Online Yoga Video #1
Best Yoga Exercise Video for Beginning Yoga Practice
Free Yoga Exercises Video #2
Core Energy & Ripped Abs Yoga Workout Video
Free Kundalini Yoga Video #3
Most Popular Beginner Kundalini Yoga Exercise Video
Free Kundalini Yoga Video #4
Heart Chakra Balancing Yoga Exercise Video
Free Online Yoga Exercise Video #5
Rapid Weight Loss Yoga Exercise Video
Free Online Yoga Video #6
Breath of Fire Yoga Breathing Exercise
Don’t forget to check out more free yoga and meditation videos available in the Guided Meditation Video Library and the Yoga Breathing Exercises (Pranayama) Video Library.
Donation for Free Yoga Exercise Videos:
Although all the online yoga exercise videos are free and will remain so, these videos and the website are supported by donations from you all. In Yogic Philosophy, the student presents the teacher with a donation (Guru Dakshana) in exchange for the teaching she/he receives and this closes the Karmic Loop and completes the Energy Exchange. This entire website is based on this philosophy and therefore all content is FREE. A donation is not required, but is appreciated.
A donation of any amount is appreciated. People tell me this philosophy is extinct, I say they are wrong, please prove me right 
. To donate please visit the following page. Thank you and God Bless You.
Click here to Donate to Mastery of Meditation & Yoga
More free yoga exercise videos coming soon…
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on February 28th, 2008 at 2:10 pm
Hi Anmol,
What a great post with incredible material. The clarity of the article really reflects the clarity of your thoughts. You are an inspiring soul.
Cheers,
Falguni
on February 28th, 2008 at 4:09 pm
Boy do I love feedback like this :-D. Thanks a bunch for stopping by and am glad you are enjoying and benefiting from the website.
Best,
Anmol
on March 1st, 2008 at 2:19 pm
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on April 5th, 2008 at 11:22 pm
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on April 8th, 2008 at 8:52 pm
I love your website and it has helped me tremendously!
I have been practising yoga for three years now and I am recommending your site to everyone I know.
Keep up the good work and God bless.
on April 8th, 2008 at 9:22 pm
Great to hear the yoga and meditation resources are benefiting others. Your feedback inspires me to keep going :-D.
Cheers,
Anmol
on April 12th, 2008 at 4:29 pm
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on April 15th, 2008 at 2:21 am
I could not yet complete this post! Why? - I do not know!!
Who will enlighten me as to what to do to overcome this lacuna?
on May 23rd, 2008 at 4:09 pm
I would like to take these classes.
on May 23rd, 2008 at 5:54 pm
Great to hear you are going to take the online yoga and meditation classes. Let me know if you run into any issues, or if anything is unclear. Any other feedback is also appreciated.
All Good Wishes,
Anmol
on June 14th, 2008 at 12:18 pm
Hello Anmol.
Wonderful !! Great work .Thanks to your honest attitude to help people.
on July 9th, 2008 at 5:40 am
Welcome to www.yogawww.com.We provide for all your yoga videos, yoga books, yoga clothing, yoga mats and the latest yoga news,yoga classes yoga photo, as well as pilates equipment, Yoga.com is the best source on the web for fitness and wellness products.Be kind to yourself when you practice yoga. Go slowly, especially in the beginning, and listen to your body. It knows what it can do. If it says “stop,” stop. Don’t push it. Yoga is not a competitive sport. You don’t win points for matching a picture in a book (or on a website). If you push too hard, you probably won’t enjoy it, and you may hurt yourself. Whenever possible, work with a teacher, and use books, videos and websites to supplement your classroom instruction. Most of all, stick with it. If you practice, you will improve. And you will feel better. If you want to buy yoga mats ,please come to www.yogawww.com
on August 2nd, 2008 at 12:13 am
I would be greatful, if you can help.
Thanks.
on August 19th, 2008 at 12:39 pm
Hi Anmol,
I have a question for you. Does the moon phases affect which Kundalini yoga sets should be practiced at any particular time? For instance, do we practice cleansing yogas during the wanning moon and abundance and wealth during the waxing moon? I just wonder about this because I believe the moon does have an affect on our emotions somewhat.
Blessing to you and your family and thank you.
on August 28th, 2008 at 8:57 pm
[…] As always, these poses will become part of our constantly growing free online yoga poses E-books and feel free to reference them anytime you are looking to develop your personal yoga practice. You will find the following 2 e-books very handy for learning useful yoga poses. The Free Online Kundalini Yoga Poses E-book and the Free Hatha Yoga Poses. Also, a quick reminder that if you are interested in yoga videos or guided meditation techniques. These too are available freely on Mastery of Meditation and Yoga and you will find them here: Free Yoga Videos and Free Online Guided Meditation Techniques. […]
on September 2nd, 2008 at 10:13 am
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on September 11th, 2008 at 4:41 am
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on October 5th, 2008 at 12:32 am
Dear Anmol,
A boy is suffering from autism at 8 years. Has great intelligence with reading, memory, maths, multiple choice answering,computers,swimming, etc., but suffers verbal communication, socialising and body language. And he is also an awardee of ‘best citizen with handicap’ at national level. While I am working out a package of a few asanas and pranayama and yoga nidra, shall be thankful for better guidance.
Thanks and Regards.
on October 11th, 2008 at 4:39 pm
Here are my suggestions to try in order to help with this particular condition.
Eagle Pose
Archer Pose
Surya Bedhi Pranayama (start this gently and build up slowly)
Let me know how it goes.
Best,
Anmol
on October 31st, 2008 at 5:32 am
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on January 7th, 2009 at 3:36 pm
anmol sir,
youre the best.B E S T and i mean it because of your noble ideas of common welfare and social betterment.there is no greater good than sharing knowledge without preconceptions.i have searched a lot many sites for advice regarding healthcare and i am sure that there is no site in the world that can replace this.your videos are so inspiring and beneficial.i am always suggesting this site to others so they can master the art of yoga.thank you anmol.and i BEG to you to put more videos showing how to reduce excess weight and belly fat.your just an amazing person.
siyad
on January 7th, 2009 at 11:56 pm
Am very grateful for such gracious comments and also appreciate your help in spreading this wisdom to others.
I am planning to add more yoga videos in the near future, and will include in them more videos on how to reduce excess weight for sure.
All Good Wishes,
Anmol
on February 6th, 2009 at 11:49 pm
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on March 26th, 2009 at 6:12 pm
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on April 6th, 2009 at 5:13 am
Hello, Namaskar and Satnam Anmol…..
I must congratulate you first for making this wonderful resource so freely available to everyone…..i cant stop looking through the website with so many posts.. almost in guilt to leave the site always ..having missed something.(I guess u will have to design a kriya to conqer that guilt of mine).
However 3 things if you can answer in the same pointwise manner.
1) A few people have told me that its not advisable to do Kundalini Yoga without a teacher and infact the effects can be negative if anything. however I try to practise with as much perfection as possible from various videos and instructions online but there is no one that teaches Kundalini in mumbai (India) …so what do you suggest ?
2) What kriya and yoga excercise that you suggest before sleeping …especially when I want work on buliding intuition , conscious clearning and my mind is scattered sometimes because im too ambitious with varied interests ?
3) whats the best kriay that you can suggest for raising self esteem, self beleif and confidence to conqer any difficulty.
Your guidance is keenly awaited ….and thank you so much again for this great knowledge hub.
on April 7th, 2009 at 5:24 pm
1. Continue your practice the best you can. A teacher will come when you need it. Don’t worry, just listen to your body and inner voice. Don’t overdo anything.
2. Do AUM Mantra Meditation. This will help you build focus, intuition and awaken your Third Eye.
3. For Self Esteem, practice Archer Pose keeping in mind all the time you are growing in strength and confidence. Breathe like a champion when doing this pose.
Glad you are enjoying the website and thank you for your positive feedback as well.
Blessings,
Anmol
on April 25th, 2009 at 1:27 am
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on May 4th, 2009 at 10:08 pm
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on July 30th, 2009 at 6:49 pm
[…] We are all now well aware of the enormous benefits that meditation bestows and one of the most important gifts you can give yourself is the gift of a deep, personal, daily meditation practice. There are many useful tips and tools that will help you achieve this goal and in this article I would like to provide you one such key piece of guidance. It is the answer to the question, “What time of day is best for meditation?”. The best time of day to meditate is early in the morning. This time provides numerous important benefits and below is a list of the top 5 reason to meditate during these hours. 1. Mind is Most Quiet: Meditation is an opportunity to quiet the restless mind and experience the vast, peaceful silence that exists deep within us. This state is difficult to encounter once the day is in full flow and the mind is busy with all the hustle and bustle of daily life. In the early morning, the mind is not yet occupied with day to day problems and thus, is more readily silenced. 2. Greatest Amount of Prana: The air is fresh. We all feel this freshness when we head outside during the early morning hours, but from a yogic point of view the air during the early morning hours has the greatest amount of prana. Prana is the life force that is responsible for not just our life and is also the subtle energy which promotes in us health and vitality. Meditating in the early hours gives us access to this vital energy source and allows the body and mind to benefit from this precious gift. 3. Least Chance for Disruption: The key to a successful meditation program is, without a doubt, consistency. It is the most difficult aspect of a personal program to establish and without it, the vast benefits of meditation simply cannot be enjoyed. Meditating early in the morning reduces the chance of disruptions to your daily practice, and disruptions are the number factor in preventing consistency from being established. The first few activities in a day can be predicted much more readily than the rest of the day. Thus, setting up a time to meditate before the random events of the day throw a monkey wrench in your plans is a wise move indeed. 4. Sun’s Rays are Most Beneficial: According to yoga, the rays of the sun at dawn create an environment which is most conducive for self-study and introspection. Meditation comes naturally at this time and is simply more effective than meditation done later in the day. So take advantage of the environment that nature is creating for you and plan your meditation for this period. 5. Creates a Meditative State of Mind for the Entire Day: By meditating in the early morning hour you inspire yourself to remain in a meditative and mindful state of mind thought the day. Starting out the day in this manner serves as an important and precious reminder of your spiritual nature and this reminder then helps you go through the day in a spiritual manner. Summary: So there you have it. If you are interested in enjoying the great many benefits that meditation practice brings, then get started with establishing your own daily practice and to help such a practice become strong and deep, pick the glorious early morning hours as your time to meditate. Anmol Mehta is a Yoga & Meditation expert. His massive Free Guided Meditation website offers excellent Free Online Yoga Videos and free Kundalini Yoga Poses & Exercises e-books and blog.science kits Author: SoulStorm Time: Thursday, July 30th, 2009 at 11:40 pm Category: Meditation Comments: You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. RSS: You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Navigation: « What Is The Most Intense Yoga Video Or Video Series Out There? The Most Effective Use Of Yoga Chairs » google_color_border = “ffffff”; google_color_bg = “ffffff”; google_color_link = “802100″; google_color_text = “334c51″; google_color_url = “802100″; //–> […]
on August 3rd, 2009 at 12:27 pm
u r sending so many mails ,showing do this,do that,but wen ever i requeted 4 free meditation / yoga vedio offered by u ,not make me available or / else may be i am not able to retrive it from your program,so do d needful.—– jaigurudev.
on August 3rd, 2009 at 6:42 pm
[…] Is the rat race eating into your spiritual evolution? Are you finding less time to do your meditation, yoga and other spiritual practices? Never fear Zen driving meditation is here. Unfortunately for many of us, work, family, education and more work seems to be consuming our lives. The worst part of this hectic life-style is that the one aspect which should not suffer, does. Our spiritual growth. In this article I will present you with a terrific meditation technique that you can do while driving or while in transit. This should, hopefully, help you in getting your spiritual work back on track and enjoying the marvelous benefits that such work bestows. In America we drive a lot, and even those who don’t drive a lot, often take trains and buses as part of their daily life. This “idle” time presents us with a great opportunity to get in some meditation work and there are many meditations that can conveniently be done during this time. An obvious warning of course is that please DO NOT practice this meditation if it distracts you in any way from your driving. Zen meditation techniques all have their roots in mindfulness or being in the moment. This meditation technique is no different and is also designed to help you come into the “here and now” as much as possible. Below is a step by step guide of how to practice this meditation. It is given assuming you are driving, but can easily be extrapolated to other modes of transportation. Meditation Tip: Driving Zen Meditation Technique - Start the meditation by taking 5 long deep slow breaths. This will relax you. - Now, bring your attention to your breathing and just observe its flow without manipulating it in any way. Meditate on it’s physical characteristic as closely as you can. Feeling it’s temperature, texture, depth etc. Continue this meditation for 1-5 minutes. This will settle your mind down. - Now begins the heart of this meditation. Begin to watch the scenery go by as you drive with an unfocused, holistic gaze. In other words, let your vision relax, incorporate the periphery and without any point of focus just observe the world as you journey through it. Just observe the trees, sky, clouds, houses, cars as they pass by. Just be empty within and allow the world to pass through you. That’s it. - To add another component to this meditation technique, whenever you come to a stop return your attention to your breath and then when moving, meditate once more on the scenery. - If at any time driving requires your focused attention please stop the meditation and pay attention to your driving. Commentary on Driving Zen Meditation Technique This meditation technique has the ability to reveal to you the True Nature of Reality. Etched in my mind are occasions where the absolute perfection of life and the moment, were fully realized while practicing this technique. This meditation was one that just came to me naturally and I am happy to share it with all of you. Anmol Mehta is a Yoga Teacher & Zen Expert. Learn yoga from Free Yoga Videos and explore <a href=" Nude”>http://anmolmehta.com/blog/2008/02/25/nude-yoga/”>Nude Yoga on his extensive Meditation and Yoga site, Free Online Guided Meditation Techniques.hosting Author: SoulStorm Time: Monday, August 3rd, 2009 at 11:37 pm Category: Meditation Comments: You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. RSS: You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Navigation: « I Do Yoga And Pilates And I Want To Start Running? Yoga for Kids | Yoga Classes for Kids | Yoga for Children | Yoga Poses » google_color_border = “ffffff”; google_color_bg = “ffffff”; google_color_link = “802100″; google_color_text = “334c51″; google_color_url = “802100″; //–> […]
on August 5th, 2009 at 5:04 pm
I am not sure what issue you are having with accessing the free yoga videos. If you go to the following page, it has the links to all the free books and video galleries, then follow the links from there to the videos.
Free Yoga and Meditation E-book, Vidoes and Classes
If you are having trouble accessing them from my website, they are all also available for free from my YouTube channel. Here is the link to that channel…
http://www.youtube.com/user/AnmolMehtaCom
Let me know if you run into more issues.
All Good Wishes,
Anmol
on August 9th, 2009 at 8:51 am
hello,
your website and your videos inspire me to take up yoga in losing weight (finally). thank you so much.
best regards,
lauren
on August 17th, 2009 at 4:17 pm
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on August 18th, 2009 at 5:16 am
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on September 14th, 2009 at 3:21 am
Wow I have never seen real yoga and always wanted to do real yoga but other sites we have to pay this one doesn’t and is very calm and relaxing good job!
on October 14th, 2009 at 8:42 pm
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on October 15th, 2009 at 4:41 pm
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on November 4th, 2009 at 7:56 pm
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on November 21st, 2009 at 9:08 pm
[…] Related Topics:Buses, Family Education, Hectic Life Style, Marvelous Benefits, Meditation Tip, Meditation Work, Meditations, Modes Of Transportation, Rat Race, Slow Breaths, Spiritual Evolution, Spiritual Growth, Spiritual Work, Texture, Zen Meditation Techniques By: Anmol MehtaIs the rat race eating into your spiritual evolution? Are you finding less time to do your meditation, yoga and other spiritual practices? Never fear Zen driving meditation is here.Unfortunately for many of us, work, family, education and more work seems to be consuming our lives. The worst part of this hectic life-style is that the one aspect which should not suffer, does. Our spiritual growth. In this article I will present you with a terrific meditation technique that you can do while driving or while in transit. This should, hopefully, help you in getting your spiritual work back on track and enjoying the marvelous benefits that such work bestows.In America we drive a lot, and even those who don’t drive a lot, often take trains and buses as part of their daily life. This “idle” time presents us with a great opportunity to get in some meditation work and there are many meditations that can conveniently be done during this time.An obvious warning of course is that please DO NOT practice this meditation if it distracts you in any way from your driving.Zen meditation techniques all have their roots in mindfulness or being in the moment. This meditation technique is no different and is also designed to help you come into the “here and now” as much as possible. Below is a step by step guide of how to practice this meditation. It is given assuming you are driving, but can easily be extrapolated to other modes of transportation.Meditation Tip: Driving Zen Meditation Technique- Start the meditation by taking 5 long deep slow breaths. This will relax you.- Now, bring your attention to your breathing and just observe its flow without manipulating it in any way. Meditate on it’s physical characteristic as closely as you can. Feeling it’s temperature, texture, depth etc. Continue this meditation for 1-5 minutes. This will settle your mind down.- Now begins the heart of this meditation. Begin to watch the scenery go by as you drive with an unfocused, holistic gaze. In other words, let your vision relax, incorporate the periphery and without any point of focus just observe the world as you journey through it. Just observe the trees, sky, clouds, houses, cars as they pass by. Just be empty within and allow the world to pass through you. That’s it.- To add another component to this meditation technique, whenever you come to a stop return your attention to your breath and then when moving, meditate once more on the scenery.- If at any time driving requires your focused attention please stop the meditation and pay attention to your driving.Commentary on Driving Zen Meditation TechniqueThis meditation technique has the ability to reveal to you the True Nature of Reality. Etched in my mind are occasions where the absolute perfection of life and the moment, were fully realized while practicing this technique. This meditation was one that just came to me naturally and I am happy to share it with all of you.Anmol Mehta is a Yoga Teacher & Zen Expert. Learn yoga from Free Yoga Videos and explore <a href=" Nude”>http://anmolmehta.com/blog/2008/02/25/nude-yoga/”>Nude Yoga on his extensive Meditation and Yoga site, Free Online Guided Meditation Techniques. […]
on November 22nd, 2009 at 3:16 pm
[…] Best Time to Practice Meditation Topic: Meditation By: Anmol MehtaWe are all now well aware of the enormous benefits that meditation bestows and one of the most important gifts you can give yourself is the gift of a deep, personal, daily meditation practice. There are many useful tips and tools that will help you achieve this goal and in this article I would like to provide you one such key piece of guidance. It is the answer to the question, “What time of day is best for meditation?”.The best time of day to meditate is early in the morning. This time provides numerous important benefits and below is a list of the top 5 reason to meditate during these hours.1. Mind is Most Quiet:Meditation is an opportunity to quiet the restless mind and experience the vast, peaceful silence that exists deep within us. This state is difficult to encounter once the day is in full flow and the mind is busy with all the hustle and bustle of daily life. In the early morning, the mind is not yet occupied with day to day problems and thus, is more readily silenced.2. Greatest Amount of Prana:The air is fresh. We all feel this freshness when we head outside during the early morning hours, but from a yogic point of view the air during the early morning hours has the greatest amount of prana.Prana is the life force that is responsible for not just our life and is also the subtle energy which promotes in us health and vitality. Meditating in the early hours gives us access to this vital energy source and allows the body and mind to benefit from this precious gift.3. Least Chance for Disruption:The key to a successful meditation program is, without a doubt, consistency. It is the most difficult aspect of a personal program to establish and without it, the vast benefits of meditation simply cannot be enjoyed. Meditating early in the morning reduces the chance of disruptions to your daily practice, and disruptions are the number factor in preventing consistency from being established.The first few activities in a day can be predicted much more readily than the rest of the day. Thus, setting up a time to meditate before the random events of the day throw a monkey wrench in your plans is a wise move indeed.4. Sun’s Rays are Most Beneficial:According to yoga, the rays of the sun at dawn create an environment which is most conducive for self-study and introspection. Meditation comes naturally at this time and is simply more effective than meditation done later in the day. So take advantage of the environment that nature is creating for you and plan your meditation for this period.5. Creates a Meditative State of Mind for the Entire Day:By meditating in the early morning hour you inspire yourself to remain in a meditative and mindful state of mind thought the day. Starting out the day in this manner serves as an important and precious reminder of your spiritual nature and this reminder then helps you go through the day in a spiritual manner.Summary:So there you have it. If you are interested in enjoying the great many benefits that meditation practice brings, then get started with establishing your own daily practice and to help such a practice become strong and deep, pick the glorious early morning hours as your time to meditate.Anmol Mehta is a Yoga & Meditation expert. His massive Free Guided Meditation website offers excellent Free Online Yoga Videos and free Kundalini Yoga Poses & Exercises e-books and blog. […]
on November 22nd, 2009 at 3:45 pm
[…] Related Topics:Benefits Of Meditation, Best Time, Bustle, Disruption, Disruptions, Freshness, Health And Vitality, Meditation Practice, Meditation Program, Peaceful Silence, Personal Program, Precious Gift, Quiet Meditation, Restless Mind, Vital Energy By: Anmol MehtaWe are all now well aware of the enormous benefits that meditation bestows and one of the most important gifts you can give yourself is the gift of a deep, personal, daily meditation practice. There are many useful tips and tools that will help you achieve this goal and in this article I would like to provide you one such key piece of guidance. It is the answer to the question, “What time of day is best for meditation?”.The best time of day to meditate is early in the morning. This time provides numerous important benefits and below is a list of the top 5 reason to meditate during these hours.1. Mind is Most Quiet:Meditation is an opportunity to quiet the restless mind and experience the vast, peaceful silence that exists deep within us. This state is difficult to encounter once the day is in full flow and the mind is busy with all the hustle and bustle of daily life. In the early morning, the mind is not yet occupied with day to day problems and thus, is more readily silenced.2. Greatest Amount of Prana:The air is fresh. We all feel this freshness when we head outside during the early morning hours, but from a yogic point of view the air during the early morning hours has the greatest amount of prana.Prana is the life force that is responsible for not just our life and is also the subtle energy which promotes in us health and vitality. Meditating in the early hours gives us access to this vital energy source and allows the body and mind to benefit from this precious gift.3. Least Chance for Disruption:The key to a successful meditation program is, without a doubt, consistency. It is the most difficult aspect of a personal program to establish and without it, the vast benefits of meditation simply cannot be enjoyed. Meditating early in the morning reduces the chance of disruptions to your daily practice, and disruptions are the number factor in preventing consistency from being established.The first few activities in a day can be predicted much more readily than the rest of the day. Thus, setting up a time to meditate before the random events of the day throw a monkey wrench in your plans is a wise move indeed.4. Sun’s Rays are Most Beneficial:According to yoga, the rays of the sun at dawn create an environment which is most conducive for self-study and introspection. Meditation comes naturally at this time and is simply more effective than meditation done later in the day. So take advantage of the environment that nature is creating for you and plan your meditation for this period.5. Creates a Meditative State of Mind for the Entire Day:By meditating in the early morning hour you inspire yourself to remain in a meditative and mindful state of mind thought the day. Starting out the day in this manner serves as an important and precious reminder of your spiritual nature and this reminder then helps you go through the day in a spiritual manner.Summary:So there you have it. If you are interested in enjoying the great many benefits that meditation practice brings, then get started with establishing your own daily practice and to help such a practice become strong and deep, pick the glorious early morning hours as your time to meditate.Anmol Mehta is a Yoga & Meditation expert. His massive Free Guided Meditation website offers excellent Free Online Yoga Videos and free Kundalini Yoga Poses & Exercises e-books and blog. […]
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on February 1st, 2010 at 12:45 pm
I am a begginer. I started to explore the internet for technics and materials to help me out. Thank you for this site and for all the videos. They really help.
on February 7th, 2010 at 11:55 pm
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on February 13th, 2010 at 6:02 pm
Gabriela,
Glad to hear that you are finding the site helpful. Please feel free to let us know regarding any issues.
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Trupti
on February 14th, 2010 at 2:27 am
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on February 19th, 2010 at 8:15 am
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on February 23rd, 2010 at 11:25 pm
Minhee Kang,
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All the best,
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on February 27th, 2010 at 3:26 pm
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on March 3rd, 2010 at 2:30 am
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on March 6th, 2010 at 3:07 am
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on March 12th, 2010 at 1:02 pm
[…] Effective and Simple Method for Inviting Enlightenment By: Anmol MehtaThe vast majority of humans go through life without ever experiencing Reality beyond what the ordinary dualistic mind projects. Bound tightly by the ego-centric mind, they live their entire life stuck in mediocrity, mostly struggling for this or that, while experiencing a few fleeting joys. One of the things that I hope to accomplish in this life, is awaken in you a passion for the supreme, for the highest, and to that end, I think having an enlightenment experience or two can go a long way.Enlightenment experiences are glimpses of that aspect of life and your being, which are beyond time, space and self. These enlightenment experiences come in infinite variety, and in addition to giving you deep insight into the true nature of reality, they also inspire you to live life at your highest potential.Seeing the truth of singularity makes you question the nature of duality and thought, while experiencing the utter freedom of these states, makes you question the value of your attachments. So how can we go about facilitating these experiences?Enlightenment experiences are not subject to your will. They occur when there is a shift of awareness beyond the ego-centric mind and life can be defined as an opportunity for setting the stage for such shifts to take place.Some of the best tools for creating such a stage are without a doubt Meditation, Yoga and Pranayama (Yoga Breathing Exercises). But, in this article I want to share with you a very simple and key tip, which I have noticed through personal experience, helps create the situation that is conducive to enlightenment experiences occurring.This simple method is that of napping. Yes that is correct, you read it fine, napping. I have noticed time and again, that when napping during the day, the phase between wakefulness and sleep invariably opens the doors to infinity.It does not matter where you nap. On the bus to New York, on the sofa, in bed, does not matter. The key factor is for you to maintain your awareness as you drift off to sleep. If you can do this you are in for a treat. So try to remain alert as sleep comes and see what magic takes place. It is not even necessary for you to chase enlightenment experiences. Invariably we all end up napping at some stage due to whatever reason and when that happens, treat it like an opportunity to break through.I want to mention here that you can have similar results with simple nighttime sleep as well. Although, the probability of a shift in awareness is less than napping, the phase when the ordinary wakeful mind is diminished and sleep is yet to come, is a very conducive time to penetrate the veil of the dualistic mind.In addition, if you can develop a habit of meditating prior to sleep, this transitory phase and overnight sleep itself can become a very spiritual, precious and cherished time for you. One of the key aspects of developing this ability is discovering in which position you cannot sleep easily. You can then use that knowledge to give yourself a better opportunity to practice this technique on a nightly basis. It is well worth the effort.Anmol Mehta is a Yoga & Zen expert. His Free Guided Meditation Techniques & Kundalini Yoga Website offers the Learn How to Meditate | Free Beginner Meditation Class and many Free Yoga Exercise Videos. Featured Topics: Duality • Enlightenment • Glimpses • Infinite Variety • Infinity • Mediocrity • Meditation • Singularity • Sofa • True Nature • click-bank If you enjoyed this article, please consider sharing it! Recommended Products […]
on March 21st, 2010 at 12:09 am
[…] 3 Powerful Meditations to Open Third Eye Chakra By: Anmol MehtaThe most important chakra to open first when you take up a kundalini meditation practice is the Third Eye Chakra. The Third Eye is also called the Ajan Chakra and is the sear of wisdom, intuition and psychic powers. The reason for focusing on opening this center first is so that inner guidance starts to flow and thus, help you with the rest of your spiritual practice and evolution.There are many excellent meditation techniques for opening the Third Eye and in this article I would like to introduce you to three of them. These three techniques have been successfully used for centuries to open and balance the third eye and thus, extract the benefits that such activation produces.1. AUM Mantra Chanting:The first meditation technique for opening the third eye is the AUM mantra meditation. This method exploits the use of the seed sound to open a particular center. The seed sound of the Ajna Chakra is the sound AUM. Chanting this sound directly influences the center and causes it to activate and open.To practice this technique sit up straight close your eyes and being to chant out loud the sound AUM. Make a long sound “OOOOOOOOOOOOO” and finish with a shorter “MMMMMM”. In addition to chanting this mantra, keep your attention fixed on the center of your forehead. This is location of the third eye and attending to this region will further enhance the effectiveness of this mediation.2. Silver Hammer Tapping.Another powerful method for opening the third eye, is be using the silver hammer technique. In this meditation, you will again use the power of attention by focusing on the center of the forehead, and will couple with the following breathing pattern.For this meditation, break up your inhalation into sixteen tiny sniffs, and with each sniff visualize a small silver hammer tapping the center of your forehead. Keep the sniffs very small so you can do sixteen to complete one inhalation. After you complete the inhalation, exhale in one breath and then repeat the pattern.The number sixteen is associated with the center so it is important to control your breathing to allow for sixteen sniffs.3. Alternate Nostril Breathing:A third technique which can be used to activate this center is the method of alternate nostril breathing. To this meditation, following the breathing pattern below.Close your right nostril and breathe in long, deep and slow through the left nostril. Also visualize the breath traveling in a straight line from the nostril to the center of the forehead. Then close the left nostril and exhale slowly through the right, this time visualizing the air leaving from the center of the forehead and out the nostril. Keeping the left nostril closed, now inhale through the right and then close the right and exhale through the left. All the time doing the visualization as well.You can start with ten rounds initially and then build up from there. This is a very powerful technique and you should not overdo it initially. Make sure you are not doing more that you can handle comfortably at any time.Summary:So there you have three time tested, potent techniques for opening the all important third eye chakra. Once this center is open you will have the power to see the unseen and know the unknown.Anmol Mehta is a modern Yoga & Meditation master. His massive Free Guided Meditation website offers the ultimate Guided Meditation Techniques and Free Online Yoga Exercise Videos. click-bank If you enjoyed this article, please consider sharing it! […]
on April 1st, 2010 at 8:16 am
Hi
This is first time I visited your website. I must say its very impressive and all the articles and illustrations are very easy to understand. Well I was practising yoga for more than 2 years but now i have stopped it due to time constrain. Well can you suggest me a book or DVD which i can use to start practising yoga everyday?
Thanks for your response.
Regards,
Sarita
on April 1st, 2010 at 8:37 am
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on April 14th, 2010 at 9:31 pm
Sarita,
Welcome.
Since you have not been doing yoga for some time now - you may want to ease back into it slowly.
The following links will help get you started. You can also choose to print them if you like something handy.
Guidelines for Beginners
Beginners Yoga
Beginners Meditation
You can move on to more advanced postures, pranayams and sets. You can use our search box to look for these advance sets.
We currently have a beginners pranayam video that is available in our store front (click on Anmol Yoga Store top of the page) if you are interested.
Feel free to let us know of any issues or concerns.
All the best,
Trupti
on April 16th, 2010 at 1:41 am
[…] Zen Driving Meditation for Busy People By: Anmol Mehta Is the rat race eating into your spiritual evolution? Are you finding less time to do your meditation, yoga and other spiritual practices? Never fear Zen driving meditation is here.Unfortunately for many of us, work, family, education and more work seems to be consuming our lives. The worst part of this hectic life-style is that the one aspect which should not suffer, does. Our spiritual growth. In this article I will present you with a terrific meditation technique that you can do while driving or while in transit. This should, hopefully, help you in getting your spiritual work back on track and enjoying the marvelous benefits that such work bestows.In America we drive a lot, and even those who don’t drive a lot, often take trains and buses as part of their daily life. This “idle” time presents us with a great opportunity to get in some meditation work and there are many meditations that can conveniently be done during this time.An obvious warning of course is that please DO NOT practice this meditation if it distracts you in any way from your driving.Zen meditation techniques all have their roots in mindfulness or being in the moment. This meditation technique is no different and is also designed to help you come into the “here and now” as much as possible. Below is a step by step guide of how to practice this meditation. It is given assuming you are driving, but can easily be extrapolated to other modes of transportation.Meditation Tip: Driving Zen Meditation Technique- Start the meditation by taking 5 long deep slow breaths. This will relax you.- Now, bring your attention to your breathing and just observe its flow without manipulating it in any way. Meditate on it’s physical characteristic as closely as you can. Feeling it’s temperature, texture, depth etc. Continue this meditation for 1-5 minutes. This will settle your mind down.- Now begins the heart of this meditation. Begin to watch the scenery go by as you drive with an unfocused, holistic gaze. In other words, let your vision relax, incorporate the periphery and without any point of focus just observe the world as you journey through it. Just observe the trees, sky, clouds, houses, cars as they pass by. Just be empty within and allow the world to pass through you. That’s it.- To add another component to this meditation technique, whenever you come to a stop return your attention to your breath and then when moving, meditate once more on the scenery.- If at any time driving requires your focused attention please stop the meditation and pay attention to your driving.Commentary on Driving Zen Meditation TechniqueThis meditation technique has the ability to reveal to you the True Nature of Reality. Etched in my mind are occasions where the absolute perfection of life and the moment, were fully realized while practicing this technique. This meditation was one that just came to me naturally and I am happy to share it with all of you.Anmol Mehta is a Yoga Teacher & Zen Expert. Learn yoga from Free Yoga Videos and explore Nude Yoga on his extensive Meditation and Yoga site, Free Online Guided Meditation Techniques. _qoptions={ qacct:”p-93lJg5_spKHG-” }; Featured Topics: Meditation • Meditation Technique • Meditation Tips • Mindfulness Meditation • Zen Meditation • click-bank If you enjoyed this article, please consider sharing it! […]
on April 23rd, 2010 at 10:53 am
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on April 24th, 2010 at 8:34 pm
Your like seriously hot, lol! O.k., enough perviness, I love your website. I’m new to Yoga but have always wanted to try it. I though it would be easy, but I am now thinking other wise. The videos are great and I’m actually doing all 5 sets together daily. Hope to see more sets videos soon!
on April 25th, 2010 at 5:31 pm
Just a quick note on breath of fire.I have been doing for approx 2 months.In the last few days i have chanted in my mind Wahay Guru while doing breath of fire and it automaticly speeds up the breath without any discomfort.I seem to get better results by doing this way.Has anyone ever done this?
Regards Paddy
on April 26th, 2010 at 8:32 pm
Brittany,
Thank you for your positive comment. Glad to hear that you have incorporated this into your daily routine - great job.
We are working on more sets and will post them up in the near future.
Keep us posted.
All the best,
Trupti
on May 1st, 2010 at 6:30 am
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