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What would be the best type of exercise to add once you have mastered the 5 T's? I haven't yet, but I was just wondering. I like the simplicity of them and I don't want to add anything to the program that's overly complicated or likely to get me discouraged. Are there other yoga poses that would be useful to add? Or would you say that the 5 T's are a pretty complete workout for general fitness as they are? I have been trying to increase the amount I walk each day and I work in my garden some days. That's about it.- Re: Best Way to Go After 5 T's Are C... CharuKrsnaDasa
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Real yoga is to connect with God in your Heart, I recomend Mantra meditation. Just like starting slow with the rites, I recomend, slow and steady wins the race.
The physical aspect of yoga is actually the priests version of martial arts. If you heard any stories about how strong the warriors of ancient times were, you would probably be shocked. Sometimes the priests had to take out demoniac kings. Mostly mantras were used.
Mostle the Tibetan rites are all that is necessary for physical well being. If anyone wanted to try martial arts, I would suggest Aikido, or Kung Fu,
Falun Dafa is ok too. Whatever you do, chanting can give more richness to the whole experience.
http://ChetDay.com/5Rites.htm ~~Testimonies, plus Colloidal Silver link
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www.TheSpeedman.com ~~Speed fighting, Jack Williams, John M. La Tourrette
http://home.att.net/~erik.mann/drjlde.htm ~~ Contact speedman
www.dillman.com ~~George Dillman acupressure martial art
www.chungmoodoe.com ~~ Iron Kim
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http://www.WheelOfLife.co.uk ~~Shaolin monks tour and video
Mantra
Ohm, Nitai Gaura Haribol!
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Real yoga is to connect with God in your Heart, I recomend Mantra meditation. Just like starting slow with the rites, I recomend, slow and steady wins the race.
The physical aspect of yoga is actual the priests version of martial arts. If you heard any stories about how strong the warriors of ancient times were, you would probably be shocked. Sometimes the priests had to take out demoniac kings. Mostly mantras were used.
Mostle the Tibetan rites are all that is necessary for physical well being. If anyone wanted to try martial arts, I would suggest Aikido, or Kung Fu,
Falun Dafa is ok too. Whatever you do, chanting can give more richness to the whole experience.
http://ChetDay.com/5Rites.htm ~~Testimonies, plus Colloidal Silver link
www.FlowerPowerGenerator.com ~~ colloidal silver.
www.TheSpeedman.com ~~Speed fighting, Jack Williams, John M. La Tourrette
http://home.att.net/~erik.mann/drjlde.htm ~~ Contact speedman
www.dillman.com ~~George Dillman acupressure martial art
www.chungmoodoe.com ~~ Iron Kim
www.karatebreaking.com/gallery2.html ~~coconut breaking videos
http://www.WheelOfLife.co.uk ~~Shaolin monks tour and video
Mantra
Ohm, Nitai Gaura Haribol!
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