Re: [FairfieldLife] Chronic neck pain due to TM....

2007-01-13 Thread Peter

--- Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> On Jan 13, 2007, at 1:11 PM, wmurphy77 wrote:
> 
> > One of the dangerous side effects of TM is chronic
> neck pain if not
> > handled properly. When during TM if you fall
> asleep sitting, the head
> > will fall towards the chest, *this is a very
> dangerous situation*.
> > Over time if the head is not supported by a neck
> pillow or brace of
> > some kind you will develope chronic neck pain!!
> >
> > MMY has mentioned this verbally in one of his
> lectures but to my
> > knowledge it is still NOT in the checking notes
> which should be
> > imperative it be there!
> >
> > I am sure many have suffered this unexpected side
> effect of TM.
> 
> I had an old neck injury (probably a bad sprain)
> from high school  
> when someone had done a "basketball throw" the
> length of the court  
> and it hit my head from the side, whiplashing it.
> For years my head  
> would snap violently during TM and sutra practice.
> Eventually during  
> shavasana I would get these loud humming and roaring
> sounds coming  
> from this same spot. After some massage therapy and
> the intense  
> shakti, it slowly healed the old injury to the point
> that it's gone  
> after years of neck and back spasms. So it can also
> heal various  
> maladies IME.

I have some scoliosis in my upper spine and when I
meditate or sit very quietly my spine pops and cracks
all on its own. I showed my chiropractor and he
thought it was amazing that my spine would
spontaneously adjust itself. I told him it was pretty
standard for tmers with bad backs.


 

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Re: [FairfieldLife] Chronic neck pain due to TM....

2007-01-13 Thread Vaj


On Jan 13, 2007, at 1:11 PM, wmurphy77 wrote:


One of the dangerous side effects of TM is chronic neck pain if not
handled properly. When during TM if you fall asleep sitting, the head
will fall towards the chest, *this is a very dangerous situation*.
Over time if the head is not supported by a neck pillow or brace of
some kind you will develope chronic neck pain!!

MMY has mentioned this verbally in one of his lectures but to my
knowledge it is still NOT in the checking notes which should be
imperative it be there!

I am sure many have suffered this unexpected side effect of TM.


I had an old neck injury (probably a bad sprain) from high school  
when someone had done a "basketball throw" the length of the court  
and it hit my head from the side, whiplashing it. For years my head  
would snap violently during TM and sutra practice. Eventually during  
shavasana I would get these loud humming and roaring sounds coming  
from this same spot. After some massage therapy and the intense  
shakti, it slowly healed the old injury to the point that it's gone  
after years of neck and back spasms. So it can also heal various  
maladies IME.

[FairfieldLife] Chronic neck pain due to TM....

2007-01-13 Thread wmurphy77
One of the dangerous side effects of TM is chronic neck pain if not
handled properly. When during TM if you fall asleep sitting, the head
will fall towards the chest, *this is a very dangerous situation*.
Over time if the head is not supported by a neck pillow or brace of
some kind you will develope chronic neck pain!!

MMY has mentioned this verbally in one of his lectures but to my
knowledge it is still NOT in the checking notes which should be
imperative it be there!

I am sure many have suffered this unexpected side effect of TM.