Re "If you're already sluggish (kapha) then a pitta or vata reducing mantra might not be good for you. You need a stimulating mantra" :
So do we know which of the TM mantras are pitta or vata reducing and which stimulating - or is that info verboten on this website? ---In [email protected], <noozguru@...> wrote : Especially if you get the wrong mantra. Mantras have specific effects, some can calm and some can stimulate. If you're already sluggish (kapha) then a pitta or vata reducing mantra might not be good for you. You need a stimulating mantra. I think MMY thought that people who got a TM (pitta reducing) mantra would just move on to something else like they do in India. And I have mentioned before reading a book circa 1980 by a chiropractor who said that meditation might not be for everyone and some need to jog or walk instead. On 05/22/2015 11:30 AM, salyavin808 wrote: New book about previously unexplored negative effects of meditation.Could be an interesting read. So far only the Daily Mail seems to have mentioned it. Meditation and mindfulness can trigger mania depression and psychosis, Meditation and mindfulness can trigger mania depressio... The book, The Buddha Pill: Can Meditation Change You?, has been written by British psychologists. Other s argue the shortage of rigorous statistical studi... View on www.dailymail.co.uk Preview by Yahoo
