Prana Vidya – The Energy of Existence
Breath of the Rishis: Understanding Prana Vidya
Prana Vidya is an ancient mystical science revealed by the Sapta Rishis. The word vidya comes from the Sanskrit root vid, meaning “to know,” and translates to “knowledge.” During the era of the Upanishads, vidya also referred to meditation or dhyana. Prana means “life force”. Hence, Prana Vidya literally means “knowledge of the life force.”
The Rishis of Shambala have also blessed humanity with the life-governing rules—a sacred manual to guide human evolution. In this context, Prana Vidya Healing is only a secondary aspect; its primary purpose is the total awakening of human potential and the attainment of moksha (liberation). It is a universal science for spiritual seekers.
Breath of the Rishis: Understanding Prana Vidya
Prana Vidya is an ancient mystical science revealed by the Sapta Rishis. The word vidya comes from the Sanskrit root vid, meaning “to know,” and translates to “knowledge.” During the era of the Upanishads, vidya also referred to meditation or dhyana. Prana means “life force”. Hence, Prana Vidya literally means “knowledge of the life force.”
The Rishis of Shambala have also blessed humanity with the life-governing rules—a sacred manual to guide human evolution. In this context, Prana Vidya Healing is only a secondary aspect; its primary purpose is the total awakening of human potential and the attainment of moksha (liberation). It is a universal science for spiritual seekers.
Why Prana Vidya?
Wisdom of Prana Vidya
Prana Vidya enables one to understand and work with prana—the vital force that permeates the entire being. This knowledge is the culmination of years of mystical experiences, and knowledge channeled by the Rishis. Though ancient, these techniques have been revised by Sri Rishi Avirbhava Guru Poornadwaithi under the instruction of his Guru and the guidance of his Paramesthi Guru, Maharshi Amara, to make them practical and result-oriented for modern seekers.
What You Will Discover
The essence of Prana Vidya is to awaken and consciously direct the life force. Through the cultivation of subtle awareness, practitioners begin to perceive prana and gain profound insight into its nature. This leads to expanded consciousness, mastery over one’s internal energies, and ultimately, self-realization.
Prana Vidya addresses the Tapatraya—the three-fold sufferings faced by all beings, regardless of wealth or knowledge. These are:
Key Components of Prana Vidya
Expansion & Contraction of Prana
- Expansion energizes and uplifts a dull mind.
- Contraction calms a restless mind, bringing mental calmness.
Localization of Prana
Directing prana at will to specific areas of the body—especially effective when the flow is witnessed internally.
Psychic Breath
- Awareness of the natural breath is the first key.
- During SANJIBHA, the breath vibrates the pineal gland, allowing prana to infuse matter.
Psychic Passage
A pathway where breath, awareness, and prana flow in unison—created and directed consciously throughout the body.
Psychic Centers (Chakras):
Energy vortexes when aligned with the spine leads to higher awareness and deeper energetic shifts. Prana Vidya can awaken chakras instantly.
Psychic Sound (Clairaudience)
As external sounds fade, internal sounds emerge—from bells to subtle vibrations—culminating in the mantra Om.
Divine Origins and Symbolism
The Rishis also revealed the story of how divine light (prana) manifests as Devas (light beings). The Sanskrit word Deva stems from div, meaning light. When this light becomes punya (crystallized light), it gains the power to manifest anything in creation.
The story of Lord Ganesha illustrates this: Parvati, daughter of the Mountain (symbol of pure light), creates Ganesha from her matter and infuses him with prana. Shiva, representing consciousness, destroys the old head (ignorance) and replaces it with an elephant head (intelligence). This allegory reflects the inner transformation through Prana Vidya.
The Ganesh mantra—Vakratunda Mahakaya Surya Koti Samaprabha…— is a coded invocation to light, to dissolve darkness and clear all obstacles.
Experiential Benefits of Prana Vidya
- Deep rejuvenation and vitality
- Enhanced functioning of the body's systems: digestive, endocrine, respiratory, circulatory, neural
- Emotional balance and increased mental clarity
- Spontaneous one-pointed concentration (dharana)
- Clairvoyant vision, astral experiences, and deeper insight into subtle realities
- Liberation from karmic patterns and awakening of the soul’s true potential
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