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Lunar Yoga: How to align our yoga practice with The Moon Cycle
The connection between the moon and yoga lies in the principles of Ayurveda and the ancient Indian system of medicine and wellness. Ayurveda
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Plavini: Floating Breath
Plavini Pranayama is a yogic breathing technique that involves the retention of air in the stomach rather than the lungs. This practice invo
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Murcha: Fainting or Swooning Breath
Murcha Pranayama, also known as the Fainting or Swooning Breath, is a breathing technique in yoga that involves intentionally slowing and re
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Bhramari: Bee Buzzing Breath
The history of Bhramari pranayama dates back to ancient times and is mentioned in several yogic texts, including Hatha Yoga Pradipika and Gh
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Bhastrika: Heating Bellows Breath
In this practice, the breath is forced in and out of the lungs rapidly and forcefully, similar to the bellows of a blacksmith's forge. This
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Sheetali: Bird Beak Cooling Breath
Sheetali is a pranayama technique in which the practitioner inhales air through the mouth, which is rolled into a tube, with the tongue exte
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Sitkari: Cool Sipping Breath
It is believed to help lower body temperature, reduce thirst, and alleviate anxiety and stress. Additionally, Sitkari is said to help purify
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Ujjai Pranayama: Ocean Breath
Ujjayi breath, also known as victorious breath or ocean breath, is a breathing technique commonly used in yoga and pranayama practices. In t
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Surya Bhedana Pranayama: Sun Breath
Surya Bhedana Pranayama is a type of yogic breathing technique that involves inhaling through the right nostril while blocking the left nost
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Anulom Vilom: Alternate Nostril Breathing
Anulom Vilom is a pranayama technique used in yoga, also known as "alternate nostril breathing." It involves breathing in through one nostri
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Nadi Sodhana Pranayama & How Is It Practiced?
Nadi Sodhana is a yogic breathing technique, also known as alternate nostril breathing. In this technique, the breath is regulated through a
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Granthis: The Three Energetic Knots
The concept of Granthis, or "knots" in Sanskrit, origins from the ancient Indian system of spiritual practices and is mentioned in various H
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The Kleshas Explained: The Poisons of Your Mind
Klesha translates to poison in Sanskrit and refers to the obstacles which are preventing you from enlightenment. Practicing yoga by meditati
Mar 28, 20234 min read
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The 8 Dristhis in Sanskrit
The sanskrit word Dristhi, dristi or drshti translates to vision, and is first mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita. By focusing our gaze we...
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Summary of The Eight Limbs of Yoga
Learn about the traditional yogic lifestyle by exploring this summary of the eight limbs yoga. These eight limbs origins from the ancient...
Mar 21, 20233 min read
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Virasana (Hero Pose)
Virasana is a seated yoga pose that involves kneeling on the ground with the thighs perpendicular to the floor and the shins and feet placed
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What are the three Bandhas?
Bandha translates to lock or seal, and are used in pranayama and asana practices with the purpose of directing or holding prana. There...
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