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Prana – the balancing factor

February 9th, 2008 by admin

The People of ancient ages used to believe that life translates into the internal energy which continuously flows between the organs inside one’s body. This energy level is called the life force or vitality and more specifically in Chinese terminology it is called Prana is responsible for keeping the balance between yin and yang. In Qigong Prana is the Qi

Prana flows continuously inside the body and whenever it encounters a blockade, it fails to maintain the equilibrium and the ailment springs up. This is also to be ensured that an organ remains at its optimum energy level, excess or shortfall in any of the meridians leads to occurrence of an illness.

Please note that no meridian exists anatomically or they are devoid of physical existence and thus their logical existence is the sole reason for the non-acceptability of the traditional model. But as ayurveda justifies a meridian is a quantum state, always invisible, can only be sensed. Remember that the ayurveda always finds synchronization between your body and the earth.

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