What is SuperBrain Yoga?
A couple of days ago I wrote about my memory and stress challenges and mentioned Integrated Mind Body Training for stress. Well, today I ran across a video about “SuperBrain Yoga.” on Gary Dashney’s blog. Let me tell you about my experience with it.
I ran across this very same thing in (forget I said where this came from) the AARP magazine. I started doing it and found it extremely helpful. Of course, then I got busy and forgot all about it until the other day when I started researching an upcoming article on the best exercises for the brain. Here’s a graphic and the instructions from that magazine -
SuperBrain YogaStep 1 Place your left hand on your right earlobe, thumb on the front of the lobe with fingernail facing outward and second finger behind the earlobe. Then, with your right hand, grasp your left earlobe, again keeping your thumb on the front of the lobe, facing outward. Press both earlobes simultaneously, making sure your left arm is close to your chest and inside your right (which devotees say helps energy travel upward to the brain).Step 2 As you press on the earlobes, squat down, keeping your back straight. Do 10 to 12 deep bends, inhaling through the nose on the way down and exhaling through the mouth coming up. You may place a chair underneath you as a safety precaution.Step 3 Repeat daily. “It’s like putting more gas in your brain’s tank,” says Ang. –Janet Kinosian
Now, here is @Gary_Dashney‘s post from The Online Brain Games Blog. If you click on that link you will get to the video on his blog.
Master Choa Kok Sui also has more information on SuperBrainYoga.org
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Hello In some web sites they say the tongue must be connected to the palate, behind upper teeth, is it right or wrong ?
Hi Babak,
If you are talking about mindfulness practice, as I see it, posture and such things are secondary. One of the keys is to be able to sit quietly, take a mental step back, and become the observer of your thoughts. Just like there are these words on the page, and I am the writer of them, we also have thoughts and we are the observer of them. Thanks for your question. mk