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"Autobiography of Yoga" Paramahansa Sri Yogananda

THIS BOOK IS ADDED in the materials of the personal cabinet, in the section read (under the tag: BIOGRAPHIES OF GREAT YOGES).

"Autobiography of a yogi" refers to those rare books that, in addition to carrying certain knowledge, are also capable of revealing the mind and heart of the reader. Before you a vivid example of spiritual literature. And he was not written by a journalist or a foreign writer, but by an original Indian, a real yogi. This work reveals the most important spiritual wealth of this beautiful and ancient country.

This work will be extremely useful to all who embarked on the path of spiritual development.

Rainbow body.

The practitioner can reach the so-called rainbow body when the body is gradually reduced and dissolved in the iridescent light, with the result that there are only hair and nails.

Through practice, completely exhausted when any grasping and fixation, five gross physical body elements dissolve in five pure elements, five-color light, so that the body is transformed into light in the space and disappears.

To implement the rainbow body enough just 10 years of constant practice.

Ayu Khandro (Implementation of the Rainbow Body).

In this series we will look at the great masters who made the transition through the phenomenon of dissolution of the body in glowing terms.

Today we will focus on the great yogi, the practice of Tibetan Buddhism, the great master Ayu Khandro Dorje woman Peldron (Ayu Khandro Dorje Peldron) (1839 - 1953).

In 1953, at the age of 115 years, Ayu Khandro left this world. A few weeks before his death, she had spent in communion with those who wanted to talk to her. She also handed out many of their valuables - such as his son Adzom Drukpa Adzomu gyeltsen Gyurme Dorje (1895-1959) she presented a precious statue of Padmasambhava, and Namkhai Norbu she left a gift in a little statue of Jamyang Khyentse.

After his death, she remained in meditation for two weeks, on completion of which, her body was very much reduced, that is considered a sign of successful completion of the Dzogchen practice.