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Khechari Mudra
Formation
Khechari Mudra is performed by reversing the tongue that its tip touches the pit of the throat. This requires practice under the guidance of a master.
Effects
This mudra activates the bindu chakra which secrets a sweet juice called 'Ambrocia - the nectar of gods'. In vedas it is called 'Somras' which falls on vishuddhi chakra and reaches swadhishthana chakra where it is absorbed.
Benefits
- By performing this mudra body becomes rediant and provides energy for procreation.
- Yogis experience pleasure of tasting the nectar. In hathayoga pradipika it is said that ' He who succeeds in kheshari mudra escapes fatigue, disease, hunger, thirst, stupor and death.[1]
References
- ↑ "MUDRAS & HEALTH PERSPECTIVES" by "SUMAN.K.CHIPLUNKAR" page no 90