Today meditation systems from all over the world are being revived in an attempt to offer alienated humanity a suitable way back to the source, the real self. Swami Satyananda delineates the path of meditation, the obstacles that confront the practitioner and the means of overcoming them. This book offers theory and practical instructions for a vast range of meditation techniques such as antar mouna, yoga nidra, trataka, ajapa japa, prana vidya and kriya yoga; to meditations from around the world including ancient Egypt and Greece, the Celtic and Taoist traditions, Tibetan and Zen Buddhism, Sufism, Alchemy and Hypnosis. Moving meditations in relation to travel, martial arts, dance and sport, as well as meditation techniques for children, for the dying, and many more are included. Suitable for all levels from beginners to advanced. Ideal reference book for yoga teachers.

Swami Satyananda Saraswati
Swami Satyananda Saraswati was born at Almora, Uttar Pardesh, in 1923. In 1943 he met Swami Sivananda in Rishikesh and adopted the Dashnami sanyasa way of life. He has translated numerous volumes of Samskrta Scriptures published in India and abroad, and he is teacher respected around the world. In 1955 he left his guru's ashram to live as a wandering mendicant and later founded the International Yoga Fellowship in 1963 and the Bihar School of Yoga in 1964. Over the next 20 years Swami Satyananda toured internationally and authored over 80 books. In 1987 he founded Sivananda Math, a charitable institution for aiding rural development, and the Yoga Research Foundation. In 1988 he renounced his mission, adopting kshetra sannyasa and now lives as paramahamsa sannyasin.

The Tao is a Chinese expression that literally means the way—or in other words the source of all created beings, living and non-living.

And in Taoist yoga the way is shown to attain heightened physical, mental and sexual energy through Internal Alchemy- which means gathering the energies from the five major internal organs-- heart, lungs, kidneys, liver and spleen-- harmonizing it and changing from the negative to positive.

The content is divided into 14-week practice sessions,with each week offering well-defined and explained exercies and promising specific results.

Highlights:

*Testicle and Ovarian breathing

*Hair breathing; Stilling the mind

*Breathing into the waist

*Turning the Yin-Yang Water Wheel

*Connecting the senses and the orgaans

*Sexual energy massage for men and women

*Activating the internal fires

The Effects of Yoga on Hypertension

Dr. Swami Shankardevananda

This book is divided into three sections: cause, cure and practices. The first section describes the basic physiology of the cardiovascular system and the various causes of hypertension including psychological and pranic influences, lifestyle, stress and heredity. The yogic view is discussed in depth along with that of modern medicine. The second, section on management, explains the yogic way to reduce blood pressure to normal levels through the practice of yoga, supplemented by lifestyle and mind management. The last section contains a weekly chart of yoga techniques, followed by clear instructions for individual practices. Finally low blood pressure is dealt with in an appendix along with diet.

Swami Satyananda Saraswati and Dr. Swami Karmananda

This book deals with 37 common as well as serious and chronic diseases, which afflict the human body. It gives basic information about the causes and effects of each condition from the yogic as well as medical points of view. In depth yogic management is offered along with the current medical treatment, diet, do's and don'ts. The book is divided into 7 sections, covering the diseases of head and neck, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, gastro-intestinal tract, joints and musculo-skeletal system, uro-genital system and miscellaneous disorders. The aim of this book is to inform people that a way out exists and to inspire them to practise yoga and raise themselves out of their afflictions.

Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda explores the enduring features of humanity`s longest and continually practised systems of medicine. These two indigenous healing arts arising independently in China and India communed and exchanged experience, techniques, and therapeutic substances over the epochs of their development. This book`s interesting and valuable comparison provides a pioneer effort in examining side by side two great systems of medicine, studying closely the historical, theoretical and practical relationships. In so doing, it offers these ancient paradigms into the practice of modern healing for a synergistic, inclusive approach.

About Author:ROBERT SVOBODA graduated from the Tilak Ayurvedic College of the University of Poona in 1980 as the first and the only Westerner ever to become a licensed Ayurvedic physician. He is on the staff of the Ayurvedic Institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and divides his time principally between North America, Hawaii and India.ARNIE LADE is an acupuncturist and the author of The Acupuncture Points: Images and Functions, a standard teaching text in its field, and is a contributing author of Chinese Massage Therapy. Mr. Lade lectures widely and is currently on the faculty of the Centro de Estudos de Medicina Oriental de Brasilia in Brazil.

More Details: Two Capsules twice a day preferably with milk. Also recommended as general tonic and for a wide range of common ailments including bronchial disorders, skin ailments, piles, anaemia, inflammation, excess fat and digestive disorders like dyspepsia, worms and constipation.

Each herbal Capsule contains extracts of 500 mg of raw Shilajit:

Take 2 capsules twice daily after meals

The extracts of Allium sativum bulb and compound preparation possess pharmacodynamic properties. The extract of garlic was found to have a significant protective action against a fat induced increase in serum cholesterol and plasma fibrinogen and in fibrinolytic activity.

Garlic is used as a carminative, aphrodisiac, expectorant, and stimulant.

Anticancer Actions:

Human population studies show that eating garlic regularly reduces the risk of esophageal, stomach, and colon cancer. This is partly due to garlic's ability to reduce the formation of carcinogenic compounds. Animal and test tube studies also show that garlic, and its sulfur compounds, inhibit the growth of different types of cancer-especially breast and skin tumors.

Circulatory Effects:

More than 250 publications have shown that garlic supports the cardiovascular system. It may lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the blood, inhibit platelet stickiness (aggregation), and increase fibrinolysis-which results in a slowing of blood coagulation. It is mildly antihypertensive and has antioxidant activity.

Antimicrobial Actions:

Garlic has antibacterial, antiviral, and anti-fungal activity' It may work against some intestinal parasites. Garlic appears to have roughly 1 % the strength of penicillin against certain types of bacteria. This means it is not a substitute for antibiotics, but it can be considered as a support against some bacterial infections. Candida albicans growth is inhibited by garlic, and garlic has shown long-term benefit for recurrent yeast infections.

High Blood Pressure:

Garlic is regarded as one of the most effective remedies to lower blood pressure. The pressure and tension are reduced because it has the power to ease the spasm of the small arteries. It also slows the pulse and modifies the heart rhythm, besides relieving the symptoms of dizziness, shortness of breath and the formation of gas within the digestive track As these days garlic capsules are available with the chemist shops, the average dosage of two to three capsules a day to be given to make a dent in the blood pressure.

Digestive System Disorders:

Garlic is one of the most beneficial foods for the digestive system. It exercises a beneficial effect on the lymph, aids in elimination of noxious waste matter in the body. It stimulates peristaltic action and the secretion of the digestive juices. Crushed cloves of garlic may be infused in water or milk and taken for all types of disorders of the digestion. It has an antiseptic effect and is an excellent remedy for infectious diseases and inflammations of the stomach and intestine. The oil of garlic is absorbed into the alimentary tract and is eliminated partly through the urine.

Garlic produces a very marked effects on the intestine. It is an excellent agent as a worm expeller. It has also a soothing effect on the various forms of diarrhoea. Problems such as colitis, dysentery and many other intestinal upsets can be successfully treated with fresh garlic or garlic capsules One garlic capsule taken three times a day is usually sufficient to correct mild cases of diarrhoea or dysentery. For more persistent cases, upto six capsules a day can be taken. Garlic has the ability to destroy harmful bacteria in the intestines without affecting the beneficial organisms which aid digestion.

Skin Disorders:

Garlic has also been used successfully for a variety of skin disorders Pimples disappear without scar when rubbed with raw garlic several times a day. Even very persistent form of acne, suffered by some adults, has also been healed with garlic. The external use of garlic helps to clear the skin of spots and pimple, and boils. The process is further helped by taking the garlic orally also, to purify the blood-steam so as to secure a long term clearance of the skin. A regular course of three garlic capsules per day should help to clear minor skin infections quickly.

Whooping Cough:

Garlic is an excellent remedy for whooping cough. Syrup of garlic Should be given in doses of five drops to a teaspoonful two or three times a day in this condition. It should be given more often if the coughing spells are frequent and violent.

Duroil Herbal Penis  Massage Oil

Duroil oil is used and applied on penis when their is poor erection of penis leading to unsatisfactory performance of sexual intercourse
The poor erection is due to blockage or constriction of blood vessels and also due to weakness of penis muscles.This problem is mainly present in these cases-
1- Sexual impotency cases
2- Weakness Of Penis Muscles
3- In masturbation and excessive sexual intercourse
4- In ageing and old age
5- In obese people
6- In diabetic patients
7-Any other unknown cases

Uses of Duroil Massage Oil
1- The purified herbs present in duroil oil helps in improving the sexual impotency and erectile power by increasing the blood circulation to the penis
2- Moreover it gives muscular and nervine strength and shape to the penis so that the penis becomes stronger, harder and excited
3- It also increases stimulation and excitement to the penis
       
                                    How  To Use

Massage 7 to 8 drops gently on the penis shaft (but not on the penis tip) 1 to 2 times a day for at least for 30 days regularly

Special Advice
Massage it very gently and softly till it is fully absorbed
The patient can go for sexual intercourse  two hours after massaging the duroil oil

For Better Results
Use Delay Herbal Capsules for total fitness and total health along with massaging with duroil herbal oil