A few energy work questions
1.I know that doing energy work can make you feel some sensations. But im working on my legs and when im done with one and move to the other, the first one will sometimes sill be tingling, should this happen? Also i noticed that my legs r becoming more sensitive to sensations too, is this ok?
2. When i do my work i like to have my legs sraight out so bought a little autmn and i put a pillow on it but i think its kinda cutting off circulation to my legs a little (or this could just be sensations from energy work, idk). Any ideas i could use as a foot rest?
3. And lastly i sometimes find my self working on an empty stomach. I like to try and eat only 3 times a day. So and suggestions for a little snack before my work (im thinking an apple) because i read you shouldnt eat a lot before.
Thanks a lot JS
Re: A few energy work questions
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Originally Posted by JoSac
1.I know that doing energy work can make you feel some sensations. But im working on my legs and when im done with one and move to the other, the first one will sometimes sill be tingling, should this happen? Also i noticed that my legs r becoming more sensitive to sensations too, is this ok?
2. When i do my work i like to have my legs sraight out so bought a little autmn and i put a pillow on it but i think its kinda cutting off circulation to my legs a little (or this could just be sensations from energy work, idk). Any ideas i could use as a foot rest?
3. And lastly i sometimes find my self working on an empty stomach. I like to try and eat only 3 times a day. So and suggestions for a little snack before my work (im thinking an apple) because i read you shouldnt eat a lot before.
Thanks a lot JS
JoSac,
I use to practice NEW after eating, ie, with a full stomach. I've not noted any difference in between empty or full. With a full one your mind doesn't have to worry about feeding itself.
The posture? Many. Laid down in the sofa, sat down in the train,... Don't limit yourself with such things. That perfect picture of the yogi master, in a flowered mountain, accompanied with the gentle buzzing of a water stream is of another age.