Play Full Episode: Nadis—a Network of 72,000 Energy-Channels in your Body

Kambiz Naficy gave this important talk on the Human Nadis and Chakras, in September of 2017 at the French countryside of Saint Georges. In his talk, Kambiz explains the network of 72,000 energy-channels called Nadis, that conduct the Life Force throughout the body, keeping it alive.

• There is a Causal Body, made up of glowing and invisible prana (Life Force) which surrounds our physical body and keeps it alive.
• Prana or the Life Force circulates in our body through a network of 72,000 energy-channels; seven of these channels are the chakras which are major energy-centers located along the spinal column.
• In most humans, the nadis and chakras are clogged and must be cleansed for wellbeing. Our energy channels become clogged for various reasons such as: 

• Food inappropriate for your body-type
• Negative emotions
• Difficult childhood or marriage
• Substance abuse
• Self-limiting beliefs
• Exposure to stressful T.V programs and Internet sites.
• Etc ...

• The way to cleanse your subtle energy-network (chakras and nadis) is through Kriya Yoga breathing, a healthy Ayurvedic diet, cleansing of subconscious beliefs, and spiritual practices such as meditation and the chanting of mantras.
• Divine mantras from India vibrate with special frequencies which enter and cleanse your nadis when you are chanting.
• An Ayurvedic diet is very important in cleansing your nadis. Ayurveda is the medical science of ancient yoga which divides all humans into three body-types (Doshas) as follows:

• Pita: High-energy, high blood-pressure, ambitious, over-achiever, early riser, highly intelligent, suffers in hot climates, and is easy irritated. These people thrive on “cool”, non-spicy foods that do not agitate their nervous system. Watermelon, yogurt, lettuce, ice cream, etc..
• Vata: Artistic, eloquent, small bone-structure, refined manners, frequent mood-swings, suffer in cold climates, thrive around stable and centered partners. Vatas need a “warm” diet rich in starch and fiber. Chicken, potatoes, pasta, avocado, bananas, are examples.
• Kapha: Big boned, slow-moving, slow-speaking, heavyweight, short and stubby, awaken late in the morning, risk and adventure-avoidance. Kaphas need spices, coffee, hot and spicy food, exercise, a partner who is a mover and shaker!

• When we cleanse our nadis, we fall into a state of: love, wellbeing, gratitude, oneness, contentment, without fear and anxiety.