Khechari Mudra and Idiots like Sanal Edamaruku on Baba Ramdev

 Khechari Mudra

His twitter handle is  @Sanal_Edamaruku

When will you do a EXPOSE of the Healing and Miracles of the CHURCH ? Or you are Paid by the CHURCH

http://www.rationalistinternational.net/home/sanal_edamaruku.htm  This is his website..

 

Dear idiot @Sanal_Edamaruku   do you even know what is a Mudra..and you never speak of the Miracles of the Church and its healing..A Boneless wonder you are

Yoga and its effects on human body are well known ..

 

This Mudra is very difficult and Baba Ramdev has not done it…

 

 

http://www.dlshq.org/download/kundalini.htm#_VPID_105 

‘Kha’ means Akasa and ‘Chari’ means to move. The Yogi moves in the Akasa. The tongue and the mind remain in the Akasa. Hence this is known as Khechari Mudra.

This Mudra can be performed by a man, only if he has undergone the preliminary exercise under the direct guidance of a Guru, who is practising Khechari Mudra. The preliminary portion of this Mudra is in making the tongue so long that the tip of the tongue might touch the space between the two eyebrows. The Guru will cut the lower tendon of the tongue with a bright, clean knife little by little every week. By sprinkling salt and turmeric powder, the cut edges may not join together again. Cutting the lower tendon of the tongue should be done regularly, once a week, for a period of six months. Rub the tongue with fresh butter and draw it out. Take hold of the tongue with the fingers and move it to and fro. Milking the tongue means taking hold of it and drawing it as the milkman does the udder of a cow during milking. By all these means you can lengthen the tongue to reach the forehead. This is the preliminary portion of Khechari Mudra.

Then turn the tongue upwards and backwards by sitting in Siddhasana so as to touch the palate and close the posterior nasal openings with the reversed tongue and fix the gaze on the space between the two eye-brows. Now leaving the Ida and Pingala, Prana will move in the Sushumna Nadi. The respiration will stop. The tongue is on the mouth of the well of nectar. This is Khechari Mudra.

By the practice of this Mudra the Yogi is free from fainting, hunger, thirst and laziness. He is free from diseases, decay, old age and death. This Mudra makes one an Oordhvaretas. As the body of the Yogi is filled with nectar, he will not die even by virulent poison. This Mudra gives Siddhis to Yogins. Khechari is the best of all Mudras.