Nyas
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Nyas means establishment. It means establishment of your own desired God within your desired body organ accompanied by chanting of mantras. This is done to relax out the tired out body or any specific organ and to fill it with new energy. Nyas is an important method to remove dosh (inefficiency) of our body. Nyas is an important spiritual method in Hinduism
to reactivate human emotions and to re-establish lost energy among different organs, of lost joy in various unliving beings too. It is often done before starting of any good work.
Practicing Nyas has been since Vedic times and is fore runner of Reiki
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2.Mantranyas, done through verses or any type of reading material.
3.Devtanyas, this is done to establish respective Gods in various organs.
4.Tatvanyas, to establish connection with various climatic forces.
5.Karnyas, done on the fingers and on both the side of palm.
6.Anganyas
7.Vyapaknyas, doing of mantranyas from distance on complete body.
8.Hrishisthan, nyas on six position of respective Gods or enlightened people, on head is hrishi / rishi
(scholar or researcher), on face is of chand (lyric), on hand is devata, on excretory organ is of beej ( root or source ) an on complete body is keelak (virtual shield).
Hinduism
Hinduism is the predominant and indigenous religious tradition of the Indian Subcontinent. Hinduism is known to its followers as , amongst many other expressions...
to reactivate human emotions and to re-establish lost energy among different organs, of lost joy in various unliving beings too. It is often done before starting of any good work.
Practicing Nyas has been since Vedic times and is fore runner of Reiki
Reiki
is a spiritual practice developed in 1922 by Japanese Buddhist Mikao Usui. The teaching was continued and adapted by various teachers. It uses a technique commonly called palm healing as a form of complementary and alternative medicine and is sometimes classified as oriental medicine by some...
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Types of Nyas
1.Matrukanyas, in various language and sects.2.Mantranyas, done through verses or any type of reading material.
3.Devtanyas, this is done to establish respective Gods in various organs.
4.Tatvanyas, to establish connection with various climatic forces.
5.Karnyas, done on the fingers and on both the side of palm.
6.Anganyas
7.Vyapaknyas, doing of mantranyas from distance on complete body.
8.Hrishisthan, nyas on six position of respective Gods or enlightened people, on head is hrishi / rishi
Rishi
Rishi denotes the composers of Vedic hymns. However, according to post-Vedic tradition, the rishi is a "seer" to whom the Vedas were "originally revealed" through states of higher consciousness. The rishis were prominent when Vedic Hinduism took shape, as far back as some three thousand years...
(scholar or researcher), on face is of chand (lyric), on hand is devata, on excretory organ is of beej ( root or source ) an on complete body is keelak (virtual shield).