Posture: Lie on the back with the arms at your sides. Raise the head and the legs six inches, and the hands six inches with the palms facing each other slightly over the hips to build energy across the Navel Point. Point the toes.

Eyes: Keep your eyes focused on the tips of the toes.

Breath: Breath of Fire.

Posture: Stay on the back and bring the knees to the chest, with the arms wrapped around the knees. Raise the head and tuck the nose between the knees.

Breath: Breath of Fire.

Posture: Sit in Celibate Pose or Easy Pose. Raise the arms to a 60 degree angle. Curl the fingertips onto the pads at the base of the fingers. Plug the thumbs into the sky.

Eyes: With eyes closed, concentrate at the third eye point.

Breath: Breath of Fire.

Posture: Sit with the legs stretched wide apart. Stretch the arms up overhead.

Breath & Movement: Inhale. Then exhale, stretch down and grab the toes of the left foot. Inhale, come straight up; then exhale and stretch down over the right leg and grab the toes. Continue alternating.

Posture: Continue to sit with the legs stretched wide apart. Hold onto the toes of both feet.

Breath & Movement: Exhale as you stretch down bringing the forehead to the floor, then inhale as you come sitting up.

Posture: Sit in Easy Pose. Grab the shins in front with both hands.

Breath & Movement: Inhale. Flex the spine forward and rock forward on buttocks. Then exhale, flex the spine backwards and roll back on buttocks. Keep the head level and arms fairly straight and relaxed.

Posture: Sit on the heels. Place the hands flat on the thighs.

Eyes: Focus at the Third Eye Point.

Breath & Movement: Flex the spine forward on the inhale, backward on the exhale.

Posture: Still on the heels, grasp the shoulders with the fingers in front, thumbs in back. Keep the elbows high, and parallel to the floor.

Breath & Movement: Inhale and twist to the left, exhale and twist to the right. Do not reverse.

Posture: Grasp the shoulders as in the previous exercise.

Breath & Movement: Inhale and raise the elbows up so that the backs of the wrists touch behind the neck. Exhale and lower the elbows to shoulder height, and repeat.

Posture: Still sitting in Rock Pose on the heels, interlace the fingers in Venus lock.

Breath & Movement: Inhale and stretch the arms up over the head, then exhale and bring the hands back to the lap.

Posture: Sit in Easy Pose with the hands resting on the knees.

Breath & Movement: Inhale and shrug the left shoulder up. Exhale and raise the right shoulder up as you lower the left shoulder (1 min). Reverse the breath so that you inhale as you shrug the right shoulder up, exhale as you shrug the left shoulder and lower the right shoulder (1 min).

Posture: Easy Pose with hands on the knees.

Breath & Movement: Inhale and shrug both shoulders up, exhale down.

Posture: Remain sitting in Easy Pose with the hands on the knees.

Breath & Movement: Inhale and turn your head to the left, and exhale and turn it to the right, like shaking your head “no.” Continue (1 min). Then reverse your breath, so that you inhale and turn to the right; exhale and turn to the left. Continue (1 min).

Posture: Squat down so the buttocks are on the heels. The heels are touching and off the ground. Put the fingertips on the ground between the knees. The head is up.

Breath & Movement: Inhale, straighten the legs, keeping the fingers on the ground, head comes down. Exhale and come back squatting down, face forward. The inhale and exhale should be strong. Continue this cycle.

Deeply relax on the back.

This is a 3-1/2 cycle meditation. With the breath, visualize the sound spiraling up from the base of the spine to the top of the head in three and one half circles.

Posture: Sit in Easy Pose with the hands on the knees in Gyan Mudra (thumb and index finger together.)

Mantra: Chant Ek Ong Kaar(uh) Sa Ta Na Ma(uh) Siree Wha(uh) Hay Guroo. On Ek pull the navel. On each final “uh” lift the diaphragm up firmly. The “uh” sound is more of a powerful movement of the diaphragm than a pronounced purposeful projected sound. Relax the navel and abdomen on Hay Guroo.