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Vajrayana/Tummo question

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freddytunafish

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Has anyone practiced vajrayana(tantric buddhism) or tummo(generating body heat) and could they explain their experiences and tell me how someone should begin to learn. Thanks for any replies.
 
Thanks, I have already seen that though. I was wondering if anyone actually achieved anything significant with this kind of process.
 
It's an interesting question. But why are you interested in the raising of body heat? Isn't there a way to learn how to lower your pulse or something in that order. I remember seeing this russian doctor who could lower his pulse and stop his heart at will. So it is possible.

I really think the yoga and yogi's are the answer to making some extreme abilitys in freediving. Sadly I haven't even tried a single yoga move yet.
 
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