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How to Heal Arthritis and Rheumatism With The Amazing Practice of Hand Yoga.

June 26th, 2010 6:18 am

Hand Yoga is a form of energy healing used predominantly in Buddhist and Hindu cultures, though evidence suggests many other cultures using it one form or another. The science behind hand yoga is based on the fact that the tips of our fingers have thousands of nerve endings that correlate to specific organs and areas of the body. According to the practice, bringing these nerve endings together has profound healing and balancing effects. This practice has been tested and proven over thousands of years and remains effective as ever.

Mudras - special ways of connecting fingers, are the essence of hand yoga, its asanas. By placing fingers in certain, pre-defined gestures certain energies within our bodies are modified, certain nerve endings are connected. The effects of practicing mudras contain healing from any disease, adding energy and balance to life and much more.

The Surhabi Mudra, discussed in this article is mainly for easing or removing completely the symptoms of arthritis and rheumatism.

There is no longer any recognized disorder simply called “rheumatism.” In some places the word Rheumatism describes fibromyalgia syndrome. Ascribing symptoms to “rheumatism” does not say much, as this term covers a broad range of problems. Most sources dealing with rheumatism tend to focus on arthritis. However, arthritis and rheumatism together cover over 200 different conditions. Nevertheless, this hand yoga technique seems to be quite effective against arthritis and many rheumatic diseases. Both diseases usually persist for a long period of time, so it is generally recommended to practice this mudra at least 15 minutes each day to feel the effects.

There are no restrictions on practicing this mudra, it can be performed by anyone at any time but must be done regularly to achieve the desired effect. This simple exercise is more powerful against rheumatism and arthritis than modern medicine that still has no clue about rheumatic and other auto-immune disorders. To make the Surabhi Mudra first extend both thumbs, then try to connect your little fingers to the opposite ring fingers, finally connect the index fingers of one hand to the middle fingers of the other hand.

In addition to practicing the Surhabi mudra, to enhance the effects try meditating daily. Meditation itself is a cure for all diseases. Once mastered, it will enhance your life so significantly you will come to a whole new level of consciousness and appreciation for life and other beings.

Certain herbs such as Black Cohosh and Angelica have also been used by our ancestors to treat rheumatism for centuries. These powerful plants have very enhancing properties. Black Cohosh, actively used by Native Americans is similar to aspirin, taken also for cramps and during menopause, while Angelica (called dong quai in Chinese) is still the most popular herb for arthritis in both China and Europe for its pain-relieving, antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory properties. When taken for a significant period of time and the Surabhi Mudra is practiced the healing effects are multiplied.

Healing without drugs is possible and actively practiced by many people outside of our world. The emergence of Hand Yoga in the west could begin a new era, when people can finally heal themselves by performing simple exercises with immensely powerful results. Available to anyone with effort to practice regularly and have a strong wish to get better. Practiced with meditation and herbal healing, hand yoga is a powerful tool for self-improvement and advancement.

There’s lots more information at the author’s Resource on Hand Yoga. At his site you read a the complete article on how to use Surabhi Mudra for rheumatism and arthritis and watch some interesting videos on the topic.

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