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More Heal Yourself with Yoga By Ram E R Kumar PREFACE I am not a professional exponent of Yoga or a guru peddling spiritualism. The reason for my writing this medico-yogic treatise was my father's 40-year bouts with asthma and the general ill-health of the family—afflicted by diabetes, rheumatism as age advanced and, of course, asthma, among others. Unfortunately, this heavy burden is carried on to the present day in the different branches of the family tree. With some exceptions, like myself. If heredity has a say, I should be spending sleepless nights, wheezing and coughing, fighting with my bodily system for the supply of every ounce of oxygen down the trachea. Yet I enjoy blissful nights and zest-filled days. Paradoxically, I owe my general good health—so far, what the future holds I know not—-to my father's suffering and his final conquest of asthma. Ours was a very orthodox Brahmin family; yet I remem- ber my father gulping down chicken soup, powder- ed crocodile liver, black-monkey rasayana—anything and everything which was rumoured to bring even temporary relief from those crippling asthmatic attacks. Needless to say, he had tried all systems of medicine—allopathy, ayurveda, unani, homoeopathy and, of course, quackery—all in vain. He had resigned himself to those asthmatic attacks, when he came across a series of articles on Yoga asanas in a magazine. Believing that he could not lose—for his knowledge of Yoga then was confin- ed to the belief that it should be strictly left to the world-weary and the weird living in Himalayan isolation or to the showman in the circus—he started practising the Yogic poses, with the magazine articles acting as guide and guru. Six months pass- ed, and it seemed to him that the asthmatic attacks had become less frequent, less violent. Asthma had so far not claimed me for itself, and father decided that notwithstanding my age — I was in my pre-teens — I should be started on Yoga practice immediately. Thus began my study and practice of Yoga. He had by then got hold of many books on Yoga asanas. Among them I remember those by V. N. Kumaraswamy, Bangalore Sundaram and Swami Sivananda. We both avidly read them and practised the poses almost fanatically. Within two years, father could claim that he had finally controlled a 40-year-old demon which no medicine could kill. If I can congratulate myself on anything in life, it is my sticking to Yogic practice like a leech despite the little inconveniences that cropped up occasion- ally. And I may claim that it is to this steadfastness that I owe my good health and energy. Having gained something, I wanted to share. It is this desire which goaded me into this venture of writing. Though initially I wanted to serialise the articles in a magazine, a casual reference about the manuscript to a friend led me to approach some publishers. To my pleasant surprise, more than one showed their interest in it. It is my good fortune that the MS finally found itself in the able hands of Dr. R. J. Mehta of D. B. Taraporevala Sons and Co. Private Ltd. and Dr. K. P. Dave, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, both of whom have done a thorough job of revising the text. I owe them my sincere gratitude. I should also mention my gratitude for the support extended by my wife Uma, a teacher, and my daughters Meera, a medical student, and Krishna, all of whom practise Yoga asanas. My efforts will not have been in vain if this book helps alleviate the suffering of even one person. Bombay E. R. RAM KUMAR CONTENTS Foreword Preface What Is Yoga How To Do Yoga Asanas The Body Machine Padnlasana Bhujangasana Shalabhasana Dhanurasana Paschimothanasana — I Paschimothanasana — II Halasana — I Halasana — II Mayurasana Sarvangasana — I Sarvangasana— II Sarvangasana — III Sarvangasana — IV Sarvangasana — V Sarvangasana — VI Sarvangasana — VII Sarvangasana — VIII Sarvangasana — IX Matsyasana — I Matsyasana — II Sirshasana — I Sirshasana — II Sirshasana — III Sirshasana — IV Sirshasana — V Sirshasana — VI Sirshasana — VII Aswini Mudra — I Aswini Mudra — II Vipareethakarani Ardha-Matsyendrasana Yoga Mudra Padahasthasana Trikonasana Vajrasana Uddiyana Nauli Kriya Shavasana Pranayama Time Schedule
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