Yogic breathing techniques

Pranayama is a Sanskrit term that is composed of two words: “prana” meaning life force or vital energy, and “ayama” meaning to extend or control. In the context of yoga, pranayama refers to a set of…

Nadi Shodhana or alternate nostril breathing is a grounding, breath-work technique that is rooted in the yogic traditions. In this practice, you use your finger and thumb to gently alternate opening and closing your nostrils while you breathe smoothly and continuously.

Dive into the transformative world of Pranayama, where breath becomes the bridge to deeper human connections. This ancient practice not only enhances your inner peace but also fosters a genuine bond with others. Explore how mindful breathing can lead to authentic interactions, enriching your relationships and creating a more harmonious life. Whether you're new to Pranayama or looking to deepen your practice, this journey promises to open your heart and mind to the true essence of connection.

These are 5 of my favorite traditional yoga breathing exercises for beginners. If you're looking for natural stress relief these exercises are perfect!

The objective of pranayama, or breathing exercises, is to teach the ability to properly inhale, exhale, and retain your breath. There are different branches of pranayama dedicated specifically for inhalation, exhalation, and breathing retention.

If you’ve ever wondered how to breathe in yoga, you’re not alone. But yoga breathing isn’t hard. Learn how to link breath to motion with this online class.