Mula Bandha - The Practices and Understanding

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[@johnmatelski6413]

If any of what is said in this talk is able to land, it has the potential to be life changing. This is unbelievably rich and profound. Thank you so much Ty for sharing your understanding and experience. I'm feeling very inspired by the fact that he is speaking from the heart, without a script, and the things that are coming out are right in line with the great scriptures and teachings. I'm filled with hope and a feeling of solidarity. Thanks again.

[@amandahollifield3297]

What a great lesson and teaching. Really brings so many things together for me. That man is a great teacher

[@tahchridaya]

I have been studying and practicing yoga for over 50 years and have trained with some great gurus and teachers. This is the best basic lecture on yoga I have ever heard! Amazing! Well done ! I have sent it to the owner of our local yoga center with the hope she shares it with all of her teachers. 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@raphaelresus3665]

This is the only lecture I’ve found that succinctly describes the awakening experience through the lens of hatha yoga. This was beautiful. Thank you.

[@DanielTirado]

After reading this comments wil watch it with extra carefulness and attention. Ty thanks for always sharing the deep aspects of that felt sense that so rare other teachers to talk. 🙏🏼

[@sanjanaraghunath6216]

Such a patient and systematic unraveling of a complex subject. Thank you Ty for your elegant and steady work on these great practices. Much gratitude and love.

[@KaraLeah]

Thank you so much for the beautiful way in which you share these teachings.

[@sarahnovoa7391]

Thank you eternally ...!

[@abrilpino_TAV]

This is mind-blowing. Thank you very much, Ty.

[@eduardoayala3204]

'Ask and you shall receive' , so I sought... and I found. Excellent video, a beautiful clarification of all sorts of issues, and exactly the introduction I need for this practice.

[@almudenayogalife]

What a wonderful present! Thank you thank you thank you

[@raedawn2359]

My inner healer manifests while you are speaking I hope I can teach this to others .(That healers invoke other healers simply by sharing.namaste!)(:

[@justinyu7754]

really enjoyed this talk.. thank you Ty!

[@rezvanehnazari7669]

Thank you for sharing this with us with your pure word thank you so much i’m so thanksfull

[@meganpowell]

Beautiful and profound wisdom. Many blessings to your journey

[@juanafrancis5048]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom 🙏Thank you 🙏

[@oridiamant]

Thank you! you are awesome! keep up the good work. I am after ayahuasca experience and I get you!

[@dampfkaffee]

Dear speaker: Allow yourself to shine a light 😁

[@illonayogaguidance6730]

thank was an incredible lecture, thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@shenkowski]

This was a great talk, with a hollistic point of view that makes yoga so incredibly magical and practically at the same time. Thank you

[@ck9411]

So beautifully shared💛 Gratitude 🙏🔥❤️

[@raedawn2359]

Thank you Ty...

[@yuliakovalevska9216]

Thank you for sharing. The whole concept is new for me, so it's been moderately troublesome to grasp the idea. I guess this talk might have been given for more experienced yogis. Just my perspective. Again, thank you for diving that deep.

[@jannebirkelands3874]

The constructs of the mind and dissolution of it happens simultaneously, in abstract sense; what we create also become interrelated with purification and this cosmic embodiment between physical relativity and non-physical relativity. Creation in itself interrelating with the subtlety of the depth of our core beingness, and this dance of evolving into understanding our perceiving of extrasensory essence that is the embodiment and elixir of a spiritual wholeness of being. Eventually life can become fleeting, and we understand the things we are not, so that we also understand that dissolution is a part of the balance between refining ourselves over time.

[@Anna-ng8bw]

awesome

[@desislavapancheva8736]

🙏🏻

[@ghuyakalika]

❤❤❤

[@rebekahhensley2522]

This is an incredibly comprehensive and beautiful description of how the material body is an expression of the essential source of all creative energy. Thank you. Just fyi, the video has become distorted, so while I listened to the audio, the video did not come through. Hope someone can fix this!

[@charliecho5392]

Hi Ty! love your videos! around 47:40, did you experience that milky stuff white thing going down? I know it's metaphor, nothing milky goes down, rather, it is an energy that goes. Did you have it happen to you? This is very important to me to understand because, untangling things in muladhara, i found myself, clicking my tongue on the top of my head many times, but many other sensations like the milky thing you talk about. This is very intriguing.

[@user-hp1of1po4c]

🙏

[@RecipeLiving010]

Ty, I love listening to you talk, you have beautiful knowledge and it feeds my spirit

[@syringavulgaris3258]

Beautiful talk. I wonder if Prakriti is the one I "speak" to while on psilocybin.

[@prinandnambiar]

Brother, are you a Craniosacral Therapy Practitioner? Your words are relatable to Craniosacral Therapy Theory.

[@dustincurtiss6252]

I have seen a symbol similar to that when spinning fire .

[@dustincurtiss6252]

What is the symbol behind you I understand what the middle is but what is the outside

[@petravazanska5707]

since my hysterectomy, i cant practise yoga correctly because my pelvic floor doesnt work i cant lift it anymore to protect my back, it just squeezes and than it hurts; I dont know what to do because how can I explain this to any doctor, they dont care much

[@simonscott5104]

53:53

[@simranholistichealing]

'Wings of garuda reaching out from kidneys ' Please explain these words kind sir.

[@marcossasone]

Whith spanish subtitles you could have millions of views more

[@joaofujiokapedroso644]

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[@johnlewlockchong]

The introduction is way too long and and it boring for people to continue listen to. But I appreciate your knowledge and would keep listening. Thank you.

[@simonscott7010]

Cheer up John fast forward is just a click away. I prescribe more meditation . lol

[@ghuyakalika]

The introduction is yoga If it's too long you are not practicing true yoga.

[@hivestudio1]

long winded and all fluff little stuff... geez

[@cesargs63]

The title for sure doesn't help

[@kironpaira7669]

Your introductory lecture is long and boring

[@OnlineMD]

Westerners including Ty have a hard time pronouncing HATHA properly. It is HUT-HA. Not Haatha. The T uses a retroflexed tongue which is near impossible for westerners! Go south from Goa to Karnataka, and in Kannada hut-ha means being stubborn or obstinate! A hut-ha maari is even worse: a hard headed devil! :) Hut-ha was meant to indicate that it is a Yoga of physical force or energy. From Wiki: "The Sanskrit word हठ haṭha literally means "force" and thus alludes to a system of physical techniques." हठ : in this word, the second letter is a hard, aspirated THA sound. Not like in Thin, thick.

[@raedawn2359]

Thank you .The real practice of Hatha is deep er. then westerns know namaste

[@gerrywalsh1838]

Ty you talk far too much. I went on one of your workshop weekends and have never done so little yoga Wére not all studying for a PhD