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Invocation to Adiyogi

Original

आदियोगी शिव को नमन, प्राण शक्ति के स्वामी। श्वासों के इस महायज्ञ में, तुम हो अन्तर्यामी॥

Transliteration

Adiyogi Shiva ko naman, prana shakti ke swami. Shwason ke is mahayagya mein, tum ho antaryami.

Meaning / Translation

Salutations to Adiyogi Shiva, the Lord of life force. In this great sacrifice of breaths, You are the indweller.

The Fire of Purification

Original

कपालभाति की अग्नि जगे, मस्तक शुद्ध हो जाए। भीतर की सारी अशुद्धि, क्षण में मिट जाए॥

Transliteration

Kapalbhati ki agni jage, mastak shuddha ho jaye. Bhitar ki saari ashuddhi, kshan mein mit jaye.

Meaning / Translation

May the fire of Kapalbhati awaken, purifying the forehead (skull). May all internal impurities vanish in an instant.

Rhythm of Life Force

Original

श्वास की लय में शिव वास, प्राणों का पावन संचार। कपाल ज्योति से उजियारा, मिटे मोह और अंधकार॥

Transliteration

Shwas ki lay mein Shiva vaas, prano ka paavan sanchar. Kapala jyoti se ujiyara, mite moh aur andhkar.

Meaning / Translation

Shiva resides in the rhythm of breath, the holy flow of life force. With the light of the shining skull, brightness arises, erasing delusion and darkness.

Awakening the Third Eye

Original

आज्ञा चक्र का जागरण हो, शिव तत्त्व का अनुभव हो। कपालभाति की शक्ति से, आत्मज्ञान का उदय हो॥

Transliteration

Ajna chakra ka jagran ho, Shiva tattva ka anubhav ho. Kapalbhati ki shakti se, aatmagyan ka uday ho.

Meaning / Translation

May the Ajna chakra awaken, and the essence of Shiva be experienced. Through the power of Kapalbhati, may self-knowledge arise.

Conclusion

Original

ॐ नमः शिवाय, शुद्ध प्राणाय। शिव चरणों में अर्पित, यह श्वसन कल्याणाय॥

Transliteration

Om Namah Shivaya, shuddha pranaya. Shiva charno mein arpit, yeh shwasan kalyanaya.

Meaning / Translation

Om Namah Shivaya, to the pure life force. Offered at the feet of Shiva, may this breathing lead to well-being.

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