Six Yogas of Naropa - Meditation On The Body As An Empty Shell

Meditation On The Body As An Empty Shell

Here the body is envisioned as being entirely without substance, appearing in the mind like a rainbow in the sky. This meditation and the physical exercises should be practiced in conjunction with one another.

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