Pranayama breathing technique invented by Indian monk from ancient time. Pranayama is 4 limb of yoga and practice by ancient time to regulating life force. Pranayama made from prana (life force) +Yama (control) that would mean “breath-control” or the “breath-restrain”, or it can also be understood as “pran-ayama” that would translate to “freedom of breath”, or “breath liberation”.Prana is the conscious energy that essentially means that the Nadis of our body also transmit consciousness
there are 72,000 Nadis. These Nadis are channels or pathways of prana in the system. These 72,000 Nadis don’t have any type of physical manifestation. In a sense, if you cut the body of a human being, you won’t find any of it. But when you become more aware of the body, you will certainly notice that the energy in the body isn’t moving at random. It is moving in underlying and established pathways. There are 72,000 various ways in which the prana or energy moves in the body.
Meditative Breathing is also known as 4-7-8 Breathing. This is one of the most primitive and common techniques practiced by people all around the world. 4-7-8 meditative breathing techniques helps to relax, calm down your tensed muscles and wash out the stress in your mind and body to help you sleep well. The word meditation […]
Udgeeth Pranayama is the simplest form of pranayama and very helpful in improving concentration. It is also known as Omkari Japa means chanting of Om. In this one has to inhale and exhale slowly while chanting Om. While chanting Om, the O should be 3 times longer than them. This can be practiced 5 to […]
Kumbhaka Pranayama – the control of prana through retention of the breath. The perfection of Pranayama is from ‘Kumbhaka’. In Patanjali’s Yogasutra, Kumbhak has been described as Pranayama (Yogasutra 2.49). The real benefits of Pranayama come from Kumbhak only. The importance of Kumbhak has also been told in Patanjali’s ‘Yogasutra’. While defining Pranayama, Maharishi Patanjali […]
