QnA with Sri Sri
Monday, August 17, 2015
Q: I work in a hospital where people are dying and I am hoping to bring this yoga there. I am facing a little difficulty in understanding what is the difference between the yoga of living and the yoga of dying?
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: You must have heard by now yoga has eight limbs. I don’t know how much of pranayama and asanas (postures) you can make someone do when they are sick and dying. It may not be possible at all. Some good bhajans (uplifting music), soft and instrumental music will also help. This is called laya yoga. Some words of wisdom will help. This is gyan yoga. Your mere presence there will help. Your being there without any effort will help. When we are in the ‘doing’ consciousness, thinking what to do, we reduce our energy. When we are in the ‘being’ consciousness, suddenly the light, air and energy come in you. You can make them feel better with that presence and energy of yours.
http://qnawithsrisri.artoflivinguniverse.org/
Monday, August 17, 2015
Q: I work in a hospital where people are dying and I am hoping to bring this yoga there. I am facing a little difficulty in understanding what is the difference between the yoga of living and the yoga of dying?
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: You must have heard by now yoga has eight limbs. I don’t know how much of pranayama and asanas (postures) you can make someone do when they are sick and dying. It may not be possible at all. Some good bhajans (uplifting music), soft and instrumental music will also help. This is called laya yoga. Some words of wisdom will help. This is gyan yoga. Your mere presence there will help. Your being there without any effort will help. When we are in the ‘doing’ consciousness, thinking what to do, we reduce our energy. When we are in the ‘being’ consciousness, suddenly the light, air and energy come in you. You can make them feel better with that presence and energy of yours.
http://qnawithsrisri.artoflivinguniverse.org/
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