Improve Your Eyesight With Trataka

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Enhance Your Eyesight with Trataka


Summary


The eyes are often called the windows to the soul, revealing much about a person's thoughts and intentions. Maintaining clear eyesight is essential. In yoga, the ancient technique of Trataka is employed to enhance vision and focus the mind. This practice serves as a purification process, promoting mental clarity and concentration.

Practice Trataka


To begin, sit with your back straight. Focus your eyes on an object, such as a candle flame, an image, or the symbol AUM, without blinking until tears form. Position the object about four to six feet away. If you prefer, you can practice without an object by focusing on a point on the wall, keeping your eyes steady and open.

Before starting Trataka, warm up by moving your eyes in different directions?"up and down, sideways, and diagonally?"without moving your head. Begin with open eyes and then repeat with closed eyes to exercise your eye muscles. This preparation enhances the effectiveness of Trataka, improving eyesight and calming the mind.

Over time, this practice will lead to greater mental silence. Trataka can be an excellent precursor to meditation, helping you achieve deeper focus and reap the full benefits. Strengthening your eye muscles through this daily practice is safe and effective.

Embrace Trataka to clear your vision and awaken your mind, experiencing both physical and mental benefits.

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