Ojas - Spiritual energy.

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OJAS: Spiritual energy.

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Ojas:

Ojas ("vitality"): the subtle energy produced through practice, especially the discipline of chastity (brahmacharya)

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The Ayurvedic view on eating for energy differs heavily from the modern western lifestyle. When you need a high energy fix, do you reach for a power bar or power shake? Or do you resort to caffeine, chocolate, or high-sugar snacks when you feel that ”end of the day” sag? It may surprise you, but according to Ayurveda, the real energy-boosters are fresh fruits, vegetables, species, and whole grains. These are the foods that are rich in ’chetna’, the healing and nurturing influence of nature.

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Sirshasana

Sirshasana, Sarvangasana and other exercises are intended for general health, for an all-round development of the body and for maintaining Brahmacharya. Sirshasana is king of all Asanas. The seminal energy is transmuted into Ojas-sakti

From "Easy Steps to Yoga" by Sri Swami Sivananda.

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By the practice of Siddhasana, Sirshasana, Sarvangasana, Mula Bandha, Uddiyana Bandha, Maha Mudra, Yoga Mudra, Nauli, etc., a Hatha Yogi transmutes his seminal energy into Ojas-Sakti. By the practice of Navavidha Bhakti (Sravana, Kirtana, Smarana, Padasevana, Archana, Vandana, Sakhya, Dasya, Atmanivedana) and Japa, a Bhakta destroys the impurity of his mind and fixes it on God.

From "Easy Steps to Yoga" by Sri Swami Sivananda.

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ojas:

ojas - concentrated psychic power

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ojas:

ojas. Heroism, power.

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Ojas:

Ojas: spiritual energy.

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Ojas: The subtle, health-promoting substance through which consciousness and Nature's intelligence are connected the body.

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ojas:

Magickal energy. Semen.

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 Ojas:

concentrated psychic power

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Ojas: The purest expression of metabolism; the final end product of correct digestion and assimilation of food

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A Theosophical definition of Ojas :

Ojas

(Sanskrit) A word meaning "energy," "vigor," "power." It is often used for the principle of vital heat permeating the human constitution. From this fact, it sometimes is employed to signify virility or the generative faculty. Its use is extremely uncommon in modern occult literature.

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Ojas (Sanskrit) Bodily strength, vigor, energy, ability, power; also the principle of vitality in the body, giving it both heat and action, and therefore likewise including virility or the generative power.

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Ojas:

Ojas. Subtle vital force within the body, which can lower immunity and vitality through, forced orgasm, excessive and/or genitally focused ejaculation

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Rasayana: Herbs, foods, or behaviors that support immunity, good health, and long life; that which causes ojas to be produced.

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Brahmacharya:

Brahmacharya (from brahma and acarya "brahmic conduct"): the discipline of chastity, which produces ojas

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URDHVARETAS: a Yogi in whom the seminal energy flows upwards to the brain and is stored up as Ojas Sakti or spiritual energy

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Tumo (Tibetan) Heat, warmth -- that heat which is self-generated by one familiar with the psychological process of rousing tumo. In this aspect, it is equivalent to the Sanskrit ojas. By means of breathings and of a formula connected therewith, the practitioner generates a warmth which flows all through the body by means of the channels from the tsas (Tibetan for the three Sanskrit nadis) -- roma, kyangma, and uma. Thus the practice of tumo falls under the category of hatha yoga. {no Bruce}

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