Towards Yog: Why Should We Eat? (This Book Deals with Fasting, Sleep, Evacuation of Bowels in a Very Explicit Way)

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Book Specification

Item Code:	IDJ584
Author:	Rameshwar Dass Gupta
Publisher:	Richa Prakashan, New Delhi
Language:	English
ISBN:	8187062088
Pages:	80 (Black & White Figure Illus: 47)
Cover:	Paperback
Other Details	8.2" X 5.3"
Weight	100 gm

Book Description

About the Author

The author of this book Shri Rameshwar Das Gupta was born in Narela on the 16th of April 1923. He came into close contact of Acharya Bhagwan Dev (Now known as Omanand Saraswatiji Maharaj) at the tender age of eleven. He started to practice Yog under his guidance and was also interested in the welfare of society.

In the beginning Shri Gupta did some asans like 'Padm Asan', 'Baddha-Padm Asan', 'Chakr Asan', 'Shirsh Asan', 'Tad Asan', etc. and later on practiced meditation.

One day while meditating he felt although he was being lifted up into the air where he experience a great bliss in roaming around beautiful gardens.

In 1936-37 he started business. For 40 years he was continuously in business and discharging his family obligations. But throughout he maintained strict discipline regarding his life-style and food-habits along with that he kept up his practice of 'Yogasans',

After 1973 the responsibility of business lessened which gave him more time for the practice of Yog. He now started to spend three to four hours everyday for 'Yog-Sadhana'.

In 1980 he wrote 'Yog Rashmi' and then as he went on perfecting the practice of Yog he wrote five more books namely 'Yog Chetna', 'Yog Pravesh', 'Dainik Yog' and Motapa Aur Budhapa. On demand of many readers all these books were published in English also 'Yog Rashmi' was translated into Marathi and Urdu as well.

This undertaking was taken up by the author for the physical and mental well-being of humanity. Just as the elements of sunlight air and water do not differentiate between human beings so do these books which are meant for every irrespective of caste, creed or religion, age or sex.

The writer wishes that the books should help everyone.

Prayer

Sit in any Asan and keep your waist, spinal column and neck in a straight line. Relax your body and fold your hands.

Oh God! It is You Who in the form of Brahma has created all creatures. Oh Lord of the Universe! It is only You Who in the form of Vishnu, provide sustenance to all. Oh Lord! It is only You Who in the form of Maheshwar brings about the fusion all souls. (With bowed head) I acknowledge your presence and your ominipotence.

Oh God! You have offered me this conscious, bright, healthy, active, beautiful and wonderful human body devoid of disease and defects. (With bowed head) I thank You again and again.

Oh God! You have given me air, water, food, clothing and shelter. (With bowed head) I thank you over and over again.

God! You have given me a brain to think and to judge, two eyes to see, two ears to hear and a nose to breathe and smell. Oh Almightly! You have given me a mouth to eat and drink, a tongue and lips to taste and speak. Oh knowledge Supreme! You have given me a heart full of love and devotion. You have given me a heart full of love and devotion. You have given me two hands to work with. You have given me the organs for of bladder and anus to cleanse my body. Two legs to move around.

Oh God! I am immensely grateful to you for so many invaluable gifts. (With bowed head) I thank You millions of times. I sing your praises. I bow and touch your divine feet. Oh Lord! Give me your blessings so that I may be good.

Contents

	Chapter 1: Food	9
1	Introduction	9
2	Why should we eat?	9
3	What should we eat?	10
	[a] Seasonal green vegetables	10
	[b] Vegetables which should be cooked	11
	[c] Leafy vegetables	12
	[d] Fruits	12
	[e] Juices	13
	[f] Dry fruits	14
	[g] Cereals	15
	[h] Sprouted grains	15
	[i] Pulses	16
	[j] Milk and articles prepared out of milk	16
	[k] Oils	17
	[l] Sweets	17
4	What should we not eat?	18
5	What we can eat sometimes?	18
6	When we should eat?	18
7	How much to eat?	19
8	How to eat?	20
9	When not to eat?	21
	Chapter 2: Fasting	23
1	Introduction	23
2	Rules for fasting	23
3	Do not make a farce of fasting	24
4	Functions of the stomach	24
5	Advantages of fasting	25
	Chapter 3: Water	26
1	Introduction	26
2	Why should we drink waster?	26
3	When should we drink water?	27
4	When we should not drink water?	27
5	How much and how should water be drunk?	28
	Chapter 4: Bowel movement and urination	29
1	Introduction	29
2	Evacuation of bowels	29
3	Urination	29
	Chapter 5: Bath	31
1	Introduction	31
2	When to bath?	31
3	Water for bathing	32
4	Rules for bathing	32
5	Precautions while bathing	33
6	Benefits of a bath	34
	Chapter 6: Sleep	35
1	Introduction	35
2	Ill-effects of sleeplessness	36
3	Never use sleeping pills	36
4	How to induce sleep?	36
5	When and how much to sleep?	37
	Chapter 7: Six processes of internal purification of the body	38
1	Neti	38
	[a] Drawing water through the nose	39
	[b] Drawing water through the nose and expelling it through the mouth	41
	[c] Nasapan	42
	[d] Dugdhaneti	42
	[e] Tailaneti	43
	[f] Sutraneti or Rubberneti	44
	[g] Jalaneti	46
2	Vaman Dhauti	49
3	Basti Kriya	51
4	Nauli	54
	[a] Agnisar Kriya	55
	[b] Uddiyan Bandh	55
	[c] Nauli Kriya	58
5	Kapal Bhati	61
6	Tratak	62
	Chapter 8: Bandh	64
1	Jalandhar Bandh	64
2	Uddiyan Bandh	64
3	Moola Bandh	64
4	Mahabandh	66
	Chapter 9: The Natural way to health	67
1	Katisnan [Hip bath]	67
2	Surya-snan[Sun bath]	70
3	C old water compress	72
4	A hot water foot bath	72
5	Mud plaster	76

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