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“Pranayama is what heart is to the human body."
Pranayama is derived from 2 Sanskrit words - Prana (life
force) and Ayama (control). Therefore, in its broadest description,
Prananyama would mean the control of the flow of life force.
The goal of Pranayama is to increase the quantum of this life force
(Prana) so that it can reach out to 'hidden' recesses of the brain.
This helps in expanding the human faculties and retarding
degeneration.
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Pranayam brings about tremendous benefits along
the way such as increased energy, increased perception and develpment of various brain facilities.
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Bhastrika |
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Anulom Vilom |
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Suryabedthi |
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Chandrabedthi |
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Bhramri |
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Ujjayi |
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Udgeeth |
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Shitali |
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Shitkari |
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Aid in combating asthma, diabetes, and chronic bronchitis
besides other nervous disorders. |
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Provides deep relaxation to the mind and body. |
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Cleans capillaries of the remotest part of the body. |
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Good for liver , spleen, and is a good blood purifier. |
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Reduces tension and high blood pressure. |
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Cools the nervous system. |
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Cleans the nasal passages. |
Jalander, Udiyan, Mool, Mahabandha
Neti, Dhauti, Nauli, Basti, Trataka, Kapalbhati
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