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The Fountain of Youth
Peter Keller claims that these exercises originated from a Tibetan monastery and were conveyed to him by an English Colonel serving in India.
These exercises are now in most literature referred to as The Five Tibetan or Tibetan Rites.
In more recent times other authors have tested these exercises through personal practice, and confirmed their validity.
SP 2 - The Five Tibetan
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The Five Tibetan combine spinning with four Yoga movements.
This combination revitalises and rebalances the body it also cleanses the Aura* and pulls the posture into the preferred energy flow. The spinning subjects the whole body to a centrifugal force while the four other exercises realign the four alchemic elements ( F. W. A. E.) along the spinal column. These exercises are fantastic for your vitality and spiritual growth, and reduce the effects of aging. They strech your posture towards upright and balanced. | 
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Starting with the spinning exercise. Always spin in clockwise direction in Northern and Southern Hemesphere. Then follow up with the four back exercises. ARROWS: IN / OUT indicate recommended breathing Repeat each exercise up to (not exceding) 21 times before moving to the next. For maximum benefit, practise daily. At the beginning do each exercise only as many times as you can do comfortably (perhaps 3 times) never go in to discomfort . Over time, gradually work up to the maximum of 21 times (nose breathing is preferred). A full set including the spinning can be completed in 7 minutes. | |
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1. Energy (Mind)
Stand up straight, arms stretched out sideways and horizontally, palms open facing downwards. Always spin in clockwise direction in Northern and Southern Hemisphere.. Repeat spins up to 21 times. You may spin as slow as you feel comfortable with but build up slowly to a speed which will keep your arms up by centrifugal force. Breathe normally throughout this exercise.
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2. Earth (Neck )
Lie flat on your back, legs closed, arms by your side with palms flat on the floor. Relax for 5 to10 seconds, than raise your head off the floor tucking in the chin against the chest, while lifting your legs up to a vertical position keeping the knees straight is not essential. breathe in deeply as you lift your legs and head. breathe out fully as you lower them. Repeat this exercise up to 21 times.
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3. Air (Chest)
Kneel on the floor with the body upright, back straight. Place hands against the thigh muscles. Incline the head forward tucking the chin against the chest. Then tilt the head and neck back as far as possible while arching the spine while pushing elbows backward and breathing in. After the arching return to the tucked in chin position while pushing elbows forward and breathing out. Repeat this exercise up to 21 times.
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4. Water (Stomagh )
Sit down on the floor with legs straight out 15 cm (½ ft) apart. Palms of the hands on the floor alongside the buttocks, fingers closed. Then tuck the chin into your chest. Now tilt the head backward as far as possible (breathe in), while raising your body so that the knees bend but the arms remain straight.Bring the trunk horizontal and in line with the upper legs, while the arms and lower legs are straight up and down. Then, while breathing out relax the muscles and return to the sitting position. Repeat this exercise up to 21 times. Comments When embarking on this exercise start with only a few pushes in the first week or so. Gradually increase the number over a period of time.
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5. Fire (Crutch)
Support yourself on the palms of your hands and the balls of your feet. Arms straight down and, like the feet, about 60 cm (2 ft) apart. Head back as far as possible. Now, while breathing in, tuck in the chin against the chest and bring the body up into an inverted 'V', arms and legs straight. Return to the original position while breathing out. Repeat this exercise up to 21 times. Comments When embarking on this exercise start with only a few archings in the first week or so. Gradually increase the number over a period of time. This exercise increases blood pressure if problematic reduce the number. This exercise only : breathe in through the nose, breathe out through the mouth ("haaa"). |
SP 3 - Esoteric Background
These seven Chakras are like powerful electrical fields, invisible to the eye, but quit real nonetheless. They are located at various points along the spine from its base up to the crown of the head.
The Chakras are associated with some of the glands and organs of the human body.
The 'Kundalini' ("Divine Cosmic Energy") dormant at the base of the spine and conveyor of energy to the chakras, also benefits from the spinning exercises.
SP 4 - Spinning as a Centrifugal Force
SP 5 - My Personal Experience
Over-optimistic I started with 7 rotations and was sick with nausea for the rest of the day. I could not manage more than a few of each of the other four exercises either.
The increase in vigour and balance over this period was remarkable. My sense of balance had improved enormously as for example manifested in my much improved ice skating skills. My social outlook had also changed significantly, resulting in more friends and the emergence of a new personal image (as expressed in my dress, physical posture and mental attitude).
The 7 Chakras, their symbols
and their associated colours
The principle purpose of these exercises is to revitalise and cleanse the seven energy points ('chakras') of the human body.
Benefits of Spinning include;
The Aura is a personalised energy field which radiates from the feet up to the crown of the head, enveloping the entire body.
Each person's aura reflects, through its vibrancy, the level of vitality and the degree of spiritual refinement.
The 5 exercises are related to Energy and the 4 alchemic elements; Earth, Air, Water and Fire.
1.Energy
The spinning itself, through its rotation, cleanses energy (Personal force field).
2. Earth
In
exercise 2
the whole body is fully supported by the ground.
3. Air
Exercise 3 focuses on the chest and lungs.
4. Water
Exercise 4 focuses on the abdominal region containing an abundance of body fluids
5. Fire
Exercise 5 is the more strenuous, generating body heat.
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'Double Spiral', by Claus 2005
When doing the 'Energy exercise' (spinning) your body at once becomes a centrifuge, invigorating all fluid bearing organs (90+% of the Human body is fluid).
Increas body balance.
Two small organs located in the inner ears control our sense of balance by recording Gravity. The centrifugal force of spinning affects these organs to and can cause dizziness or when week, nausea.
Regular spinning exercises strengthen these organs and does increase the sense of balance significantly.
It is beyond any doubt that the main feature which makes spinning stand out from most other exercises is the generation of a centrifugal force and then integrating that in to the spinal column creating extra ordinary beneficial effects on the body.
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My introduction to spinning was in my mid forties.
I was intrigued by the simplicity of the exercises and by the clear focus on the spinal column and its associated spiralling energy as identified in so many philosophies.
It took about 9 months of regular daily exercises before I managed the recommended maximum total of 21 of each of the five exercises without experiencing nausea or stress.
'Spiral with Stone', by Claus 1995
Experiment: Anti clockwise ? For the Southern Hemisphere.
Late 1980 Early 1990 I became aware of a Sydney Group which was spinning
anti clockwise.
I practised that for about a year and my conclusion was: In the Southern Hemisphere:
Anti clockwise is Stabilising
and clockwise is Energising.
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The Spinning corresponds to the DNA, for example; spiral shells all turn the same way, whatever Hemisphere.
from: Symmetry in Science (2)
Life only uses left-hand-proteins (ie the amino acid making up the protein, which is constructed from sugar, has a left hand screw.)
In: The tree of Life A study in magic. by Israel Regardie. Weiser Inc.
Spinning clockwise Invokes (Energy)
Spinning anti clockwise Banishes (Energy)
The Fibonacci Curve
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Now, many years of regular spinning exercise later, the positives have continued to improve my life and circumstances.
I live an exciting life together with my Soul mate in a wonderful environment, my vitality is great and my personal growth continues to move in a positive direction.
One page download for the Spinning and exercises.
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SP 6 - Complementary Meditation for the Spinning
The Energy created with the Spinning and Exercises can be even further strengthened and enhanced by the following Meditation.
This mental exercise clears the Brain from distracting thoughts and also stimulates the Energy flow in accordance with the Kundalini* or Chi*.
Complementary Meditation
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Sütra * of Numerology:
I (1) - AND (2) - YOU (3) - DO (4) - BECAUSE (5) - WE (6) - WANT (7) - TO (8) - KNOW (9) - LIFE (10) .
My Life Story
( Top - Index page)
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