Man to Man
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No one has ever talked to men - about men - like this before! These no-holds-barred lectures tell a man how to master being a man. Everything you've always wanted to know is here: how to succeed as a man, how to communicate as a man, how to make love to the woman in your life, the relationship between sex and spirituality, potency and projection, consciousness and creativity . . . plus special foods, diets and exercises especially for men.
Topics include:
- Living in rhythm: the lifestyle & diet of a real man
- The secrets to sexual satisfaction
- Becoming evergreen: exercises for vitality & potency
- 16 aspects of success
- The sun and the moon: marriage and the art of relay
- Phobias and blocks: how to overcome them
The dance of men and women has gone on from the beginning. Yogi Bhajan said that if we would just be who we are as a man there would be no problem. He challenged us to prove ourselves to our Self - uncover our own potential and grit. He woke us up and asked us to understand the nature of being a man - and what it takes to walk on the path as a man.
What does it look like to be a man today? Try the meditations. Explore the impact of the diets. Discover what disciplines and perspectives serve you as an individual to experience and deliver your excellence as a man. Forge from this raw steel a tempered sword of clarity about how to be a man.
- Book softcover 364 pages
- ISBN: 9781934532058
- Publisher: Kundalini Research Institute, Edition: 2008
- Catalog: P07004
- Product Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 1 inches (27.9 x 21.6 x 2.5 cm)
- Shipping Weight: 2.3 lbs (1.04 kg) Shipping Options
- Yoga Technology Sales Ranking (all products): 36
Yogi Bhajan broke the ancient tradition of secrecy to introduce the ancient and powerful technology of Kundalini yoga to the West. Traditionally these sacred teachings were passed from teacher to student in a very selective and elitist fashion and had never been taught anywhere publicly.