Why Do Yogis Wash Their Hands 16 Times After Pooping? 🤯 | Ayurvedic health tips | Shlloka
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Title: Why Do Yogis Wash Their Hands 16 Times After Pooping? 🤯 | Ayurvedic health tips | Shlloka
Author Name: SHLLOKA
Description: Why do yogis wash their hands 16 times after pooping? 🧘🏻♂️
Is there a deeper meaning behind this ancient practice, or is it all about hygiene? In this episode, we explore traditional yogic practices, personal cleanliness, and the importance of purification in ancient Indian wisdom.
From everyday habits to spiritual discipline, discover the reasoning behind practices that have been followed for generations.
Watch till the end to understand the connection between hygiene, discipline, and yogic traditions.
💬 *What do you think? Is this practice about hygiene, spirituality, or both?* Share your thoughts in the comments!
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(00:00) Let me ask you a question. How many times do you wash your hands after pooping? And how many times do you wash your hands after peeing? Haven't counted right. Did you know that yogis traditionally wash their hands 16 times after pooping and six times after peeing? That too with mud and not just regular mud but antill soil.
(00:19) Let's break this down. Now if you break the number 16, you get 1 + 6 which is 7 which is sapa. STA in numerology is a deeply sacred and a revered number which suggests cosmic order, completeness, wholeness. And why six times after peeing? Because peeing is always seen as less polluting than pooping. And numerologically six or shudder is responsible for completeness, psychological mastery and structural balance.
(00:45) Now why mud? Mud is the best cleansing agent that there ever will be. And connecting with the earth element also helps to stabilize your mooladhara chakra which is the part between your anal outlet and your genital region. It is the mooladhara chakra which is responsible for a healthy digestion and physiology. And why antill soil in particular? Because antill soil is known to have antifungal and antibacterial properties.
(01:06) At the same time it can kill or remove any kind of odor or visible dirt. So you see how deeply seated our yogic wisdom was. [music] It's time to bring it back again. Until next time. For
Author Name:SHLLOKA
Youtube Channel Url:https://www.youtube.com/@Shlloka_B2B
Youtube Video URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUM7zOF6Dtw
Title: Why Do Yogis Wash Their Hands 16 Times After Pooping? 🤯 | Ayurvedic health tips | Shlloka
Author Name: SHLLOKA
Description: Why do yogis wash their hands 16 times after pooping? 🧘🏻♂️
Is there a deeper meaning behind this ancient practice, or is it all about hygiene? In this episode, we explore traditional yogic practices, personal cleanliness, and the importance of purification in ancient Indian wisdom.
From everyday habits to spiritual discipline, discover the reasoning behind practices that have been followed for generations.
Watch till the end to understand the connection between hygiene, discipline, and yogic traditions.
💬 *What do you think? Is this practice about hygiene, spirituality, or both?* Share your thoughts in the comments!
🔔 Subscribe for more conversations on yoga, spirituality, ancient wisdom, and holistic living.
#Yoga #YogicWisdom #AncientIndianWisdom #Spirituality #IndianTraditions
Transcript:
(00:00) Let me ask you a question. How many times do you wash your hands after pooping? And how many times do you wash your hands after peeing? Haven't counted right. Did you know that yogis traditionally wash their hands 16 times after pooping and six times after peeing? That too with mud and not just regular mud but antill soil.
(00:19) Let's break this down. Now if you break the number 16, you get 1 + 6 which is 7 which is sapa. STA in numerology is a deeply sacred and a revered number which suggests cosmic order, completeness, wholeness. And why six times after peeing? Because peeing is always seen as less polluting than pooping. And numerologically six or shudder is responsible for completeness, psychological mastery and structural balance.
(00:45) Now why mud? Mud is the best cleansing agent that there ever will be. And connecting with the earth element also helps to stabilize your mooladhara chakra which is the part between your anal outlet and your genital region. It is the mooladhara chakra which is responsible for a healthy digestion and physiology. And why antill soil in particular? Because antill soil is known to have antifungal and antibacterial properties.
(01:06) At the same time it can kill or remove any kind of odor or visible dirt. So you see how deeply seated our yogic wisdom was. [music] It's time to bring it back again. Until next time. For
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