Hiroshi Motoyama (1925–2015)

startling evidence about chakras!

Although chakras are invisible to our ordinary sight, Hiroshi Motoyama believes in their existence. Chakras are energy centers that form a working link between our physical and astral bodies. They are indispensable to good physical, emotional, and mental health. Through intensive yogic exercises, diagrammed and explained in this book, the author became keenly aware of his own chakras. Then he invented a machine, a physiological recording device, capable of scientifically measuring chakras. It's all here, dramatically demonstrated in this 'breakthrough-book' on a subject of immense importance to all students of occultaism.

In large part, chakras were brought to the attention of the Western, world by clairvoyant Charles W. Leadbeater, whose work is discussed in detail by Motoyama along with that of other respected seers and yogis.

Dr. Motoyama is the founder of the Institute for Religion and Psychology. Author of over twenty books, he was selected by UNESCO in 1974 as one of the ten most excellent parapsychologists in the world.

Contents

Foreword Swami Satyananda Saraswati
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter I The practice of tantra yoga
Chapter II Yoga asanas
Chapter III Pranayama and bandhas
Chapter IV The mudras and the awakeneing of the chakras
Chapter V The chakras and nadis as described in the Upanishads
Chapter VI A The chakras and nadis as described in Shat-Chakra-Nirupana
Chapter VI B The chakras and nadis as described in Gorakshashatakam
Chapter VII The chakras as seen by Rev. C.W. Leadbeater
Chapter VIII The chakras and nadis as described by Swami Satyananda
Chapter IX Experience and experiments of the chakras by Motoyama
Summary
Profile of the author
Index… (meer)