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In yoga, the heart chakra is called "anahata," which translates from Sanksrit to mean "unstruck."
Olivia Rosewood: Please Meditate: Revealing Love Olivia Rosewood 2012
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In yoga, the heart chakra is called "anahata," which translates from Sanksrit to mean "unstruck."
Olivia Rosewood: Please Meditate: Revealing Love Olivia Rosewood 2012
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In yoga, the heart chakra is called "anahata," which translates from Sanksrit to mean "unstruck."
Olivia Rosewood: Please Meditate: Revealing Love Olivia Rosewood 2012
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In yoga, the heart chakra is called "anahata," which translates from Sanksrit to mean "unstruck."
Olivia Rosewood: Please Meditate: Revealing Love Olivia Rosewood 2012
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Sat Nam, Missy thx 4 scentterin mi anahata furee adn shtressh b gone.
Head, shoulders… - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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Join your hands, and while exhaling, bring the hands back from where you started, that is, in the centre of your chest, near anahata chakra.
Yoga for Women 2007
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Raise hands on top joining them, and as you exhale, gently place them in the centre of your chest, near the anahata chakra.
Yoga for Women 2007
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Start repeating the mantra with eyes closed and concentrating either on the ajna chakra between the eyebrows or on the anahata chakra of the heart.
The Sivananda Companion To Meditation THE SIVANANDA YOGA VEDANTA CENTER 2003
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Swami Sivananda recommends that we focus either on the heart centre (anahata chakra) or the centre between the eyebrows (ajna chakra).
The Sivananda Companion To Meditation THE SIVANANDA YOGA VEDANTA CENTER 2003
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• The fourth chakra the anahata is near the heart, and is the center of compassion and forgiveness.
Meditation as Medicine M.D. Dharma Singh Khalsa 2001
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