Lingaanga yoga

Lingaanga-yoga

Lingaanga yoga :
Shivayoga which combines all the yogas preached by Shiva to Saptarshis like Jnanayoga, Karmayoga, Bhaktiyoga, Kriyayoga, Hathayoga, Mantrayoga and Kundalini yoga is a process requiring great responsibility and it is beyond most people. Even to keep the energy at Ajna chakra is very difficult. 12th century Sharanas under the leadership of Guru Basavanna  found out a shorter version of Shivayoga using trataka yoga and Ishtalinga. They called it Lingaanga yoga. Sharanas preached and practiced this. Shivyogi goes to Ajñā chakra directly. Hence it is known as Rajayoga as the path is shorter and is a better path. (Vivekaananda calls Astanga yoga as Rajayoga). (Brahmakumaris also use trataka yoga and call it Rajayoga. They use a light source to fix their gaze.) In olden days it was prohibited for a seeker to share and reveal his experiences. But Shivsharanas have shared their esoteric experiences through Vachanas. It is also known as Ishtalinga Shivayoga. It redefines Quantum mechanics and considered to be easiest way to activate 7 Chakras. 
Ishtalinga is made up of 
1) Chandrakant shile 
2)Suryakanta shile
3) Natural Magnet 
4) Anjana 
5) Ingalic
6) Aragu
7) Ghee Lamp black.
8) Guru oil ...etc  Total 14-16 components are present. It is said that when Ishtalinga is kept on left plam due to body temperature, electrons in the carbon of Istalinga are said to get activated resulting in chain of reactions which  activate pineal gland and secretion of melotonin.This is yet to get scientific validation.

This works through Ajna system. Ajna Chakra is associated with
Second Bindu, Manas Chakra, Indu Chakra, Itara Linga, Hakini Shakti. Together they constitute Ajñā System.
The route is two fold.

As the result of steadfast gaze at the Ista-Linga, transmuted energies rise up the spinal nerve channel, into the Medulla oblongata  through the Pons and Mid brain,  then pass down into the Pituitary gland  which is at the same plane and posterior to the eyes. The increasing Pituitary radiations finally pass through the Third Ventricle  until they awaken the dormant Pineal gland and the  "Third Eye" lights up between them.
-✍️ Dr Prema Pangi 

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