CATANJATA YOGAMUDRA

Catanjata actually is a term i never saw in any of yoga devoted texts/books,and 1,as i personally believe,never trusting with this presumably knowledge keepers from religion,must understand each term personally for better and more correct an understanding of it.In most yoga books they DO use DWANDWA term,which is the root,from which this CATANJATA term is taken.As i understand it,DWANDWA term means "DWA? UH...DWA!!",meaning the investor of the term(which as i presume appeared well after the starting yoga texts appeared in public,got to denying the original text of a pose and ended up with this now newly quintessential term by this very simple presumption that 1 is less perfect than 2 and so:"DWA? UH...2 indeed!" as the resulting pose got TWICE as effective as the original pose,to which he added the mentioned DWANDWA(twice that pose here).And i also am an additor to opriginal texts with TWICE AS good an addition as the previous additors that addeed DWANDWA term were in their piece of our common past.And hence as they(additors of the DWANDWA term) were twice big in yoga achievements as original texts' authors were(our physical body gets with time no less perfect than intelligence does TO SOME PEOPLE only,i introduce here this CATANJATA term.Meaning that i am twice AS good in yoga as DWANDWA term introducers were,while those latter were twice AS big in yoga as original anscient texts' authors were."Bigger in achievements?Certainly...Ok,then we are bigger!"This sentence is exactly how DWANDWA term appeared,no matter what traditional claimants will say/claim.And as they introduced the DWANDWA term,so exactly am i introducing this CATANJATA term now.They meant that they were twice AS good in yoga as original authors(physics develops/gets better no less than brain does actually)and i mean that i am twice AS good as DWANDWA term introducers were.Why so?Lets see just how more perfect gets your body as you use the method i am to describe right below! HOW TO DO Yogamudra is the pose,in which while sitting in Padmasana the Lotus pose you lower your head/torso all the way down till it touches the bent in Padmasana legs with your face laying upon the blanket,where you practise yoga.Now as in this pose do the next 4(CATA in sanskrit the language all truly yogic books are written in)things:1)have your chin touch your chest in what yoga books call Jalandhara Bandha,then,as NOT tired and rested from the exertion following this,2)have your face look leftwards to the outmost it can with no overexertion attached,then 3)have your face looking upwards till heavy breathing ensues(as this IS the moment ANY yoga exercise must end anyway and 1 must know this for the truth);and finally,finishing 1 cycle(do AS many cycles as you can for best results),4)have the face turn rightwards.This pose is greatly extending and perfectly exercising your Kundalini the internal muscular system that governs all movements this body has inside.The term