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Facebook logo Email or Phone Password [email protected] 1 Keep me logged in Forgot your password? Sign Up Garchen Rinpoche on OM AH HUNG Breathing Meditation August 26, 2012 at 10:17am The actual practice of the OM AH HUNG Vajra Recitation: As a formal meditation session it is best to do this practice in the morning at dawn, but you should actually do it throughout the day. You can do this practice whenever you breathe, and you always breathe, don't you? When you inhale the air think "OM." You do not have to visualize it or say it out loud; just think "OM." When the wind reaches the navel think "AH," and when you exhale the wind think "HUNG." The main focus is on the AH at the navel. AH has the nature of fire and is heat. When you inhale the wind think that the wind dissolves into the AH at the navel. The quintessence of the wind is kept, and the stale air is always exhaled. In formal meditation sessions, as you inhale think that you are pressing down the upper winds and simultaneously draw up the lower winds by gently contracting the anus. This "union of the upper and lower winds" forms an egg-shaped sphere at the navel center. Hold your breath for a short time and observe the nature of mind. Do not retain the wind too long, only as much as is comfortable. Again exhale and think "HUNG." In your daily activities there is no need to hold the breath; you can just breathe naturally and think "OM AH HUNG." The main focus is always on the fire at the navel, and eventually warmth will arise. This warmth in fact is already there, but ordinary beings do not recognize it. This practice is an excellent method to sustain mindfulness; it is a method to unite the mind with the winds. If we lack mindfulness the winds and mind go separate ways. and we become deluded. --Garchen Rinpoche, translated by Ina Bieler OM (white) AH (red) HUNG (blue) Like · Comment · Share Lazaro Gordillo Requeiro, Catherine Granett, Esther Thien and 116 others like this. 71 shares Remove Sanya Singh Thakur Thank you Rinpoche ..... smile emoticon August 26, 2012 at 10:53am · 1 Remove Remove Karma Tinle Rabten 3 LIGHTS!<3<3<3 August 26, 2012 at 10:59am · 1 Remove Remove Diane E Nw Thank you Rimpoche August 26, 2012 at 12:11pm Remove Remove Gelugpa Kagyu Sangha wink emoticon August 26, 2012 at 3:17pm Remove Remove Lila Itzkovitz thank you Garchen Rinpoche August 26, 2012 at 5:57pm Remove Garchen Rinpoche on OM AH HUNG Breathing Meditation https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=404959232886854&p=0

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    Garchen Rinpoche on OM AH HUNG Breathing MeditationAugust 26, 2012 at 10:17am

    The actual practice of the OM AH HUNG Vajra Recitation:

    As a formal meditation session it is best to do this practice in the morning at dawn, but you should actually do it throughout the day.You can do this practice whenever you breathe, and you always breathe, don't you? When you inhale the air think "OM." You do nothave to visualize it or say it out loud; just think "OM." When the wind reaches the navel think "AH," and when you exhale the wind think"HUNG." The main focus is on the AH at the navel. AH has the nature of fire and is heat. When you inhale the wind think that the winddissolves into the AH at the navel. The quintessence of the wind is kept, and the stale air is always exhaled. In formal meditationsessions, as you inhale think that you are pressing down the upper winds and simultaneously draw up the lower winds by gentlycontracting the anus. This "union of the upper and lower winds" forms an egg-shaped sphere at the navel center. Hold your breath for ashort time and observe the nature of mind.

    Do not retain the wind too long, only as much as is comfortable. Again exhale and think "HUNG." In your daily activities there is noneed to hold the breath; you can just breathe naturally and think "OM AH HUNG." The main focus is always on the fire at the navel, andeventually warmth will arise. This warmth in fact is already there, but ordinary beings do not recognize it. This practice is an excellentmethod to sustain mindfulness; it is a method to unite the mind with the winds. If we lack mindfulness the winds and mind go separateways. and we become deluded.

    --Garchen Rinpoche, translated by Ina Bieler

    OM (white) AH (red) HUNG (blue)

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    Lazaro Gordillo Requeiro, Catherine Granett, Esther Thien and 116 others like this.71 sharesRemove

    Sanya Singh Thakur Thank you Rinpoche ..... smile emoticonAugust 26, 2012 at 10:53am 1RemoveRemove

    Karma Tinle Rabten 3 LIGHTS!

  • RemoveMyron Berney how does the AH look at the navel ?August 26, 2012 at 10:48pmRemoveRemove

    Korpon Kunsang ah loks in red and not too big like you thumb. that is aAugust 27, 2012 at 7:54amRemoveRemove

    Korpon Kunsang just think don't press it okAugust 27, 2012 at 7:55amRemoveRemove

    Korpon Kunsang i really that practice i am doing every momentAugust 27, 2012 at 7:55am 1RemoveRemove

    Susana Lapola om ah hungSeptember 3, 2012 at 9:35amRemoveRemove

    Susana Lapola ojos cerrados??????September 3, 2012 at 9:36amRemove

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