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Beginning Demonstration of Meditation
Rubbing Hands: Beginning Yoga & Meditation
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Summary: Watch here to learn about rubbing your hands to start yoga and meditation in this free video.
Prem Bhatia is a well known yoga expert and runs his own meditation classes called "Vishwa Barti Yoga Sansthan." Vishwa Bharti Yoga Sansthan is a charitable trust. The Mission of VBYS...read more
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"Hi, this is Prem Bhatia, on behalf of Expert Village. Rub your hands, forcefully. And apply this warmth on two places. On your forehead and on your whole face. We are going to do a very specialized to do meditation. First we'll do some body movements, which will include bran and meditation all together. So we need to careful that we don't overstretch or over do it."
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