Author's PRACTICAL COURSE
15.2.1 Author's RESPONSIBILITY
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People reach heights,
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Healing can be considered (methodologicalally, as operator's technique) as a part of rajah-yoga, i.e. the fourth step of the eight-step yoga. The yoga tradition recommends/demands a strict sequence of the steps passage and gradualness (stretched for years and up to decades) at mastering them. Infringements can be dangerous. The author risks consciously when he squeezes the program of his PRACTICAL WORK up to 30-60 "academy hours", when leads its participants out to yoga's fourth step at once, and so breaks the tradition. He has weighty reasons for this:
• there are many ways to warn danger; there is not so important how great a danger is but that the danger is known;
• our life is full of risks anyhow;
• to refuse such intensification means to refuse absolutely the idea of integrative medicine synthesis at a personal level: practising doctors will physically have no possibility/time for mastering healing in the traditional mode. Mastering of only the third step of yoga (hatha-yoga) can be stretched for all life
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