Shakti Kriya is a purifying yogic technique that allows one to connect with and tap into the vast reserve of energy that lies dormant within us, known as ‘prana’ or ‘kundalini shakti’, the ‘life-force energy’. This technique has profound purifying effects on the nervous system and our subtle body, and it can also help one to further one’s Sudarshan Kriya and meditation practice.
Shakti Kriya is not similar to Sudarshan Kriya; it is a different technique altogether. In Sudarshan Kriya, the breath is used to access an inner rhythm and tap into an inner energy.
However, in Shakti Kriya we use the whole body to get in touch with the deeper innate rhythm within us. The Shakti Kriya helps us to rejuvenate our home practises and dive deeper into the self.
The pre-requisites for one to be able to attend a Shakti Kriya program are a minimum of one Art of Silence course and one Art of Living Happiness Program.
The Shakti Kriya is demanding one to be physically and psychologically healthy and strong as some physical activities are to be included. Individuals with certain medical conditions (not limited to the below) may not be able to do Shakti Kriya:
* Surgery in the last six months
* High blood pressure
* Knee, spine, or back problems
* If you are under the care of a psychiatrist, psychologist, or therapist
* Pregnancy
*Menstrual period
Note:Participation in the entire course is required. If you are absent from any session, you will not be allowed to participate in the following sessions with no refund, unless you have got the permission from the teacher in advance.