Once You Breathe Like This REALITY SHIFTS Instantly
Summary
TLDRDieses Video skizziert die grundlegende Bedeutung des Atems für unsere spirituelle Reise und seinen entscheidenden Einfluss auf unsere physische und emotionale Gesundheit. Es erkundet das Konzept von Prana, das Lebenskraft im Hinduismus, und zeigt, wie Pranayama-Übungen, die Kontrolle des Lebenskrafts durch Atmung, unsere Bewusstseinsenergie steigern und die Kundalini wecken können. Es enthüllt auch die richtige Art zu atmen und die damit verbundenen Vorteile, und schließt praktische Übungen ab, um diese zu erreichen.
Takeaways
- 🌱 Die Bedeutung des Atems für das menschliche Leben, da er das Fundament für physischen, emotionalen und spirituellen Wohlstand bildet.
- 🔄 Die Parallelen zwischen Maslows Bedürfnishierarchie und den sieben Chakren, die den spirituellen Weg des Menschen widerspiegeln.
- 💡 Die Auffassung, dass Atem die Grundlage für die richtige Lebensführung ist und wie er unser physisches Wohlbefinden beeinflusst.
- 🌬 Der Begriff Prana als Lebenskraft oder Vitalenergie, die im gesamten Universum fließt und das Leben aufrechterhält.
- 🌐 Die Rolle von Prana als Verbindung zwischen Körper und Geist und die Bedeutung einer optimalen Prana-Zirkulation für die Gesundheit.
- 🍃 Die Möglichkeit, Prana durch natürliche Wege wie Sonnenlicht, frische Nahrung und sauberes Wasser zu erhöhen.
- 🧘 Die Praxis der Pranayama-Techniken, die das Bewusstsein und spirituelle Energie steigern und die Kundalini-Energie wecken können.
- 🌀 Die Bedeutung der Nadi-Systematik im menschlichen Körper, insbesondere Ida, Pingala und Sushumna, für die spirituelle Entwicklung.
- 🤲 Die Verbindung zwischen der Art des Atems und dem Zustand des Nervensystems, wobei Bauch atmung parasympathisch wirkt und Brust atmung sympathisch.
- 🙌 Die Wirksamkeit der diaphragmatischen Atmung für die Verbesserung der Organfunktionen und die Förderung des Immunsystems.
- 🔄 Die Praxis der Nadi Shodhana, einem Pranayama, das den Gleichgewichtszustand fördert und zur Aktivierung der zentralen Nadi, Sushumna, beiträgt.
Q & A
Was ist Maslows Bedürfnispyramide und wie ist sie mit den sieben Chakren verbunden?
-Maslows Bedürfnispyramide ist ein Konzept, das beschreibt, wie Menschen grundlegende Bedürfnisse zuerst erfüllen müssen, bevor sie höher gesteckte Bedürfnisse verfolgen können. Von unten nach oben reichen die Ebenen von physischer Überlebensgrundlage bis hin zur Selbstverwirklichung. Die sieben Chakren sind ähnlich strukturiert, aber statt fünf Ebenen gibt es sieben, die fast perfekt mit Maslows Pyramide übereinstimmen, wenn man die untere Ebene in zwei zusätzliche Schichten unterteilt.
Welche Rolle spielt das Atmen im menschlichen Leben und warum ist es so wichtig?
-Atmen ist das, was zwischen der ersten Einatmung und der letzten Ausatmung in unserem Leben passiert. Es ist das grundlegendste physische Bedürfnis und die Voraussetzung für das Überleben. Ohne Atem verlieren alle anderen Bedürfnisse an Bedeutung. Es ist überraschend, dass wir nicht von klein auf richtig atmen lernen, da Atmen für unsere Existenz fundamental ist und eines der ersten Dinge ist, das wir richtig beherrschen sollten.
Was ist Prana und wie ist es mit der spirituellen Reise verbunden?
-Prana ist ein grundlegendes Konzept in der Hindu-Philosophie, das die Lebenskraft oder das vitale Energie bezeichnet, die das Universum durchdringt und das Leben aufrechterhält. Es ist der Energiefluss in allen Lebensformen und notwendig für die Erhaltung von körperlicher und geistiger Gesundheit. Durch das Erlernen von Pranayama-Übungen, also Atemübungen, kann man das Prana steuern und seine spirituelle Energie und Bewusstsein steigern, und sogar die Kundalini wecken.
Was sind die feinstofflichen Körper und wie hängen sie mit Prana zusammen?
-Die feinstofflichen Körper sind in der Yoga-Anatomie und Physiologie über den physischen Körper hinausgehende Konzepte, die verschiedene Energiesysteme im menschlichen Körper beschreiben. Prana dient als Verbindung zwischen Körper und Geist. Infolge von schlechten Gewohnheiten und Blockaden in den physischen und feinstofflichen Körpern ist diese Verbindung oft sehr schwach, was uns daran hindert, vollständig mit unserem wahren Wesen zu verbinden.
Wie kann man Prana aufnehmen und wie ist es in der Umwelt verbreitet?
-Prana ist nicht nur in der Luft, die wir atmen, zu finden, sondern ist in allem um uns herum vorhanden. Wir erhalten es durch die Erde, den Wasser, die Luft und das Feuer, also durch das Essen, Trinken, Atmen und die Energie der Sonne. Es gibt verschiedene Wege, die Prana-Aufnahme zu erhöhen, wie das Konsumieren von unverarbeiteten, natürlichen und frischen Lebensmitteln und das Trinken von Quellwasser.
Was sind die Nadis und welche Bedeutung haben sie für die spirituelle Entwicklung?
-Die Nadis sind im menschlichen Körper vorhandene Kanäle, durch die Prana fließt. Es gibt etwa 72.000 Nadis, aber drei sind für die spirituelle Entwicklung besonders wichtig: Ida, Pingala und Sushumna. Sie sind für die Energieflusssteuerung und das Erwachen der Kundalini-Energie verantwortlich.
Wie kann man Pranayama-Übungen nutzen, um die Lebenskraft zu erhöhen und die Chakren zu aktivieren?
-Pranayama-Übungen sind Atemtechniken, die man verwenden kann, um bewusst Prana zu bewegen und zu erhöhen. Durch die Praxis von Pranayama wie Nadi Shodhana (Ggegen鼻孔s Atmung) kann man die lateralen Kanäle (Ida und Pingala) balancen und die zentrale Kanal (Sushumna) aktivieren, was zu einer Steigerung der Lebenskraft und der Aktivierung der Chakren führt.
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Brust- und Bauch atmung und wie beeinflusst er den Körper?
-Brustatmung fokussiert sich auf die Aufweitung der Brust bei der Einatmung und aktiviert das sympathische Nervensystem, was den Körper in einen Verteidigungsmodus versetzt. Bauchatmung nutzt hingegen das Zwerchfell, was eine beruhigende Wirkung auf das Nervensystem hat und das parasympathische Nervensystem stimuliert, was zu einem Zustand des Wohlbefindens und der Erfüllung führt.
Wie kann man überprüfen, ob man richtig mit dem Bauch atmet?
-Um zu überprüfen, ob man richtig mit dem Bauch atmet, legt man eine Hand auf den unteren Abdomen und die andere auf die Brust. Bei korrektem Atmen sollte der Bauch bei jeder Einatmung aufgehen, während die Brust still bleibt. Man kann auch auf dem Rücken liegen, um dies leichter überprüfen.
Was sind die Vorteile von Diaphragm-Atmung für die Gesundheit?
-Diaphragm-Atmung verbessert die Oxygenierung und die Funktion abdominaler Organe, fördert bessere Durchblutung und Immunsystemgesundheit. Sie ist eine natürliche Technik, die oft in modernen Gesellschaften übersehen wird, aber grundlegend für umfassendes Wohlbefinden und Gesundheit ist.
Wie kann man durch Atemtechniken wie Pranayama die Kundalini-Energie wecken?
-Durch Pranayama-Übungen wie die vollständige Atmung, die Aufmerksamkeit auf die dritte Auge (Ajna Chakra) lenkt und den Atem in Richtung Herz kanalisiert, kann man die Kundalini-Energie wecken und nach oben in die Chakren leiten. Dies fördert spirituelle Erleuchtung und Selbstverwirklichung.
Outlines
🌀 Grundlegende Bedeutung des Atems
Dieser Absatz stellt die grundlegende Bedeutung des Atems in unserem Leben dar, indem er die Hierarchie von Maslow und die sieben Chakren vergleicht. Es wird betont, dass Atmen nicht nur das Einatmen von Sauerstoff, sondern auch die Grundlage für unsere spirituelle Reise und die Gesundheit von Körper und Geist ist. Der Text führt den Begriff Prana ein, der das Leben in den Universum und das Bewusstsein trägt. Es wird erklärt, dass Prana durch verschiedene Elemente, wie Erde, Wasser, Luft und Feuer, aufgenommen wird und wie durch Atemtechniken, wie Pranayama, die spirituelle Energie gesteigert werden kann.
💨 Optimale Prana-Zirkulation durch Atem
In diesem Absatz wird erläutert, wie das Atmen Prana als Lebenskraft im Körper fördert und wie durch optimalen Atem die Verbindung zum Geist vertieft werden kann. Es wird auf die Bedeutung von unverarbeiteten, natürlichen Lebensmitteln, frischer Wasser und Sonnenlicht als Prana-Quellen hingewiesen. Des Weiteren werden die 72.000 Nadi's, die Energiekanäle im Körper, beschrieben, und wie durch Pranayama diese aktiviert und blockierte Energie freigesetzt werden kann, um die Manifestationskraft zu erhöhen und das physische Wohlbefinden zu fördern.
🧘♂️ Die Bedeutung des Zwerchfell-Atems für Gesundheit und Energie
Dieser Absatz konzentriert sich auf die Rolle des Zwerchfells beim Atem und wie es die Energieverteilung im Körper beeinflusst. Es wird erläutert, wie der Zwerchfell die Funktion von Organen, die für den sofortigen Überlebenskampf und die langfristige Gesundheit verantwortlich sind, steuert. Es wird betont, dass der Zwerchfell-Atem den parasympathischen Nervensystem aktiviert und dadurch einen beruhigenden Effekt auf das Nervensystem hat, was zu einer Verbesserung der allgemeinen Gesundheit und des Wohlbefindens beiträgt.
🌪️ Pranayama-Techniken zur Gleichgewichtsfindung und Energieerhöhung
In diesem Absatz werden spezifische Pranayama-Übungen vorgestellt, die darauf abzielen, die Energiekanäle Ida, Pingala und Sushumna zu gebrauchen, um die Prana-Zirkulation zu optimieren und die Kundalini-Energie zu aktivieren. Es wird erklärt, wie die Atmung zwischen den Nadi's wechselt und wie durch die Praxis von Nadi Shodhana, dem Atem durch abwechselnde Nasenlöcher, der Nervensystem beruhigt und ein ausgewogenes Bewusstsein erreicht wird.
🙏 Pranayama zur Steigerung der Kundalini-Energie und Selbstbestätigung
Der letzte Absatz präsentiert fortgeschrittene Pranayama-Techniken, die darauf abzielen, die Prana-Energie durch den zentralen Kanal oder Sushumna zu heben und die Kundalini-Energie zur spirituellen Erleuchtung zu aktivieren. Es wird beschrieben, wie durch die Praxis von vollständigem Atem und Atem mit Intentionen, wie Selbstliebe und Selbstvertrauen, die Energie durch die Chakren geleitet und blockierte Energie freigesetzt wird, um die spirituelle Entwicklung zu unterstützen.
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Keywords
💡Maslow's hierarchy of needs
💡Chakras
💡Prana
💡Pranayama
💡Nadi
💡Kundalini
💡Diäphragma
💡Sympathetikus und Parasympathetikus
💡Ida, Pingala und Sushumna
💡Nadi Shodhana
💡Kapalabhati
Highlights
Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its relation to the seven chakras, emphasizing the importance of immediate survival and breathing.
Breathing is fundamental to existence and should be taught correctly from a young age.
The concept of Prana as the vital energy in Hindu philosophy and its equivalents in other cultures.
Prana's role in unlocking creativity, intuition, and manifestation power, leading to spiritual enlightenment.
The subtle bodies in yoga anatomy and their significance in connecting with our true essence.
The importance of optimal breathing for the free flow of Prana and a deeper connection with our spirit.
Ways to increase Prana intake through natural food, water, and sunlight.
The role of air as a crucial and constantly available source of Prana.
Pranayama as the control of life force and its significance in spiritual development.
The importance of the nadis, especially Ida, Pingala, and Sushumna, for the flow of Prana.
The impact of breathing correctly on health and elevating consciousness and energy.
Diaphragmatic breathing's role in calming the nervous system and promoting overall health.
The functional division between organs for immediate survival and long-term health facilitated by the diaphragm.
Techniques for checking and improving diaphragmatic breathing for better health and energy.
Balancing Ida and Pingala energies through pranayama for a balanced state of consciousness.
Activating and clearing the central channel with specific pranayamas to elevate Prana and Kundalini energy.
Using affirmations and visualization with pranayama to energize desires and intentions with Prana.
The process of directing Prana through the chakras for self-realization and union with the divine.
Practical exercises for breathing and meditation to enhance energy levels and spiritual awareness.
Transcripts
your life as a human is what happens
between your first inhalation and your
last
exhalation you've probably heard of
maso's hierarchy of needs at the base of
the pyramid is immediate physical
survival then at the second level there
is Safety and Security the third level
is love and belonging the fourth is is
self-esteem and compassion and the fifth
is
self-actualization this closely
resembles the seven chakras though
instead of five levels the chakras are
divided into seven maso's later models
added two more layers aligning almost
perfectly with the
chakras if we take the bottom layer of
the pyramid immediate survival we can
divide it further maslo talks about food
shelter water and other basic
needs however upon deeper reflection we
can see that oxygen breathing is the
most
essential without oxygen everything else
loses importance maslo emphasized that
if basic needs are not met nothing else
matters it makes no sense to talk about
love if someone is freezing first they
must be warmed and it makes no sense to
worry about body temperature if they are
not breathing therefore it all begins
with
breathing considering how essential
breathing is it's surprising that we are
not taught to breathe correctly from a
young age it's assumed everyone knows
how to breathe but that's not the case
breathing is fundamental to our
existence and should be one of the first
things we learn to do
correctly but breathing is not just
about inhaling oxygen
it goes much
further in this video we will explore
the fundamental importance of breathing
in our spiritual journey and its crucial
influence on our physical and emotional
health we will discover the nature of
Prana and how learning to direct it
through the nadis with pranayamas or
breathing exercises can Elevate our
Consciousness and spiritual energy and
even awaken the
Kundalini we will also reveal the
correct way to breathe and the great
benefits it will bring us at the end of
the video I will show you some practical
exercises to achieve
this in Hindu philosophy Prana is a
fundamental concept referring to the
life force or vital energy that
permeates the Universe and sustains life
derived from Sanskrit Prana literally
means life or vital breath it is
considered the energy flowing in all
forms of life and is essential for
maintaining both physical and mental
health the concept of Prana or vital
energy has equivalents or similar
Concepts in various traditions and
cultures around the world chi in
traditional Chinese medicine key in
Japanese tradition and Mana in
Polynesian cultures and other cultures
of
Oceania as hum
Prana is our creative life force the
more energy we have at our disposal the
more we can manifest our mental
Creations using proper techniques Prana
can unlock our creativity intuition and
manifestation power even leading us to
spiritual
enlightenment in yoga anatomy and
physiology extend beyond the physical
body encompassing various subtle
bodies according to the titia upanishad
there are several bodies in our system
especially five important bodies the
physical body and four more subtle
bodies the order of these bodies is not
based on their physical location but
rather from the densest to the
subtlest for example the pranic body is
much subtler than the physical and the
mental body is even subtler than the
pranic each body becomes more subtle as
it approaches the spirit your true
Essence Prana serves as the link between
body and spirit but due to bad habits
and blockages in both the physical body
and the subtle bodies this connection is
often very weak preventing us from fully
connecting with our true Essence I
am without Prana there is no life in the
material realm in Hindu culture it is
said that death is nothing but Prana
leaving the body Prana is the life force
circulating through our body we can use
breathing as its vehicle just as a
well-maintained vehicle allows us to
move easily when our breathing is
optimal Prana can flow freely and Supply
more energy to our body achieving a
deeper connection with our spirit
therefore by working on our breathing we
are optimizing Prana in our system
in our
energy Prana is not only found in the
air we breathe but is present in
everything around us we obtain it from
the Earth element through the food we
consume from the water element through
the liquids we drink from the air
element by taking in oxygen through our
breathing and from the fire element
through the energy radiated by the sun
we can increase our Prana intake by
choosing to consume unprocessed natur
natural and Fresh Foods the same applies
to water there is a big difference
between drinking water that Springs
directly from a source and drinking tap
or bottled water there are different
ways to revitalize water such as
restructuring water known as structured
water it involves creating vortices that
Revitalize water at a molecular level
returning properties to the water
similar to those found in flowing
natural water
sunlight is another source of Prana when
we spend time Outdoors under sunlight we
absorb its energy through our skin and
eyes this energy helps regulate our
circadian rhythms boosts our mood and
supports overall
health of all these elements the most
crucial and constantly available to us
is air furthermore it is the one we have
constant and unlimited access to Prana
permeates everything it is the Divine
spark animating all existence in the
material world through air and our
breathing we learn to manage and
distribute it throughout our body
revitalizing us and elevating our levels
of
consciousness through breathing
techniques known as pranas one can learn
to consciously move and increase Prana
activating the primordial energy
Kundalini that leads to a state of
Enlightenment or
Mii Prana means life force breath or
respiration Yama means control pranayama
is the control of Life Force at its most
basic level it is breath control the
simple mechanics of
breathing but where is Prana stored and
through what does it circulate there are
around 72,000 nadis in our body carrying
Prana throughout our system the word
nadii literally Ally translates to
Channel or
conduit these 72,000 nadis are channels
through which energy flows among them
three are the most important for
Spiritual Development Ida pingala and
sushumna which we will discuss
further if your energetic body has any
kind of blockage your nadis are not
functioning properly there is an
energetic blockage somewhere through the
use of breath we can consciously
influence and alter the energy or Prana
flowing through our body that's why
learning to breathe correctly is the
foundation for Better Health and for
elevating our Consciousness and energy
both physically and
mentally by increasing our amount of
Prana we can more directly influence the
world around us enhancing our power of
manifestation in the physical plane the
more energy or Prana we have available
the easier it becomes to manifest our
desires in the material world as we
already know and have extensively
covered on the channel everything is
energy Prana Chi Kai therefore becoming
skilled in the artart of managing this
energy grants us greater creative power
accumulating Prana and eliminating
energetic blockages raises our vibration
by elevating our vibration to higher and
more more positive levels we resonate at
higher frequencies that attract
situations and things aligned with those
vibrations into our lives moreover
having more energy or Prana translates
into greater focus and attention
essential for any
manifestation for example when
practicing the law of assumption which
involves assuming the desired outcome as
if we were already experiencing it a
higher level of Prana allows for clear
and deeper visualizations shortening the
time between visualization and
materialization of the final
result the first thing we must do to
improve our Prana levels and eliminate
blockages is to breathe correctly not
just during practices but throughout the
day the correct way to breathe is
through the diaphragm the diaphragm is a
dome-shaped muscle that separates the
thoracic cavity from the abdominal
cavity it is crucial for breathing as it
controls how we inhale and exhale
air when we inhale the diaphragm
contracts and moves downwards increasing
the space in the thoracic cavity and
allowing the lungs to
expand this creates a negative pressure
that draws air into the lungs during
exhalation the diaphragm relaxes and
moves upwards compressing the lungs and
expelling air from from an anatom
physiological perspective the diaphragm
not only facilitates efficient breathing
but also plays a crucial role in the
functional separation between vital
organs for immediate survival and organs
necessary for long-term Health above the
diaphragm are the heart lungs and brain
all essential for immediate stress or
danger response sympathetic nervous
system when facing a fight or flight
situation the sympathetic nervous system
directs most of the energy to these
organs to ensure Survival on the other
hand below the diaphragm are the liver
kidneys stomach pancreas and intestines
essential for long-term functions like
digestion metabolism and toxin
elimination parasympathetic nervous
system when the parasympathetic nervous
system is activated more energy is
directed to these organs to maintain
overall health and well-being
this functional division is not
coincidental but deeply rooted in human
anatomy and
physiology the diaphragm acts as a
physical and functional barrier between
these two physiological Worlds the
diaphragm not only facilitates efficient
Breathing by expanding and Contracting
the lungs but also plays a crucial role
in distributing bodily energy according
to the organism's immediate and
long-term
demands chest breathers focus on
expanding the chest when inhaling
activating the sympathetic nervous
system this type of breathing puts the
body in defense mode raising heart rate
tensing muscles and accelerating the
mind keeping it in a state of stress and
anxiety the fight ORF flight system is
activated cutting off blood flow to
abdominal organs hindering processes
like digestion and potentially
contributing to Chronic long-term
diseases
in contrast diaphragmatic breathers use
the diaphragm which flattens like a
plate when inhaling this downward
movement expands the lungs while
massaging organs such as the liver
stomach pancreas kidneys and intestines
creating space for breathing in lower
areas this diaphragmatic massage not
only increases oxygen in the lungs but
also benefits blood circulation the
digestive system and the lymphatic
system essential for the immune
system diaphragmatic breathing not only
improves oxygenation and function of
abdominal organs but also promotes
better circulation and immune Health it
is a natural technique that though often
overlooked in modern societies is
fundamental for Comprehensive Health and
physical and emotional
well-being when you breathe
diaphragmatically without moving the
chest a calming effect occurs on the
nervous system the sympathetic nervous
system begins to slow down while the
parasympathetic nervous system is
stimulated this type of breathing
signals to the brain that all is well
increases your concentration changes
your brain wave patterns reduces anxiety
improves mental Clarity and increases
your levels of consciousness and
Prana to check if you are breathing
correctly using the diaphragm Place one
hand on your lower abdomen and the other
on your chest if you're doing it
correctly you should notice how your
abdomen expands with each inhalation
while your chest remains still lying on
your back makes it easier to
check pay attention to your breathing
throughout the day and correct it if
necessary over time this will become
your habitual breathing pattern this
simple habit can make a big difference
in your quality of life as well as your
levels of energy and
awareness after highlighting the
importance of diaphragmatic breathing in
our daily lives we are ready to move
towards specific pranayamas to elevate
our internal
Prana returning to the nadis as
mentioned earlier there are three of
them that are fundamental for the
circulation of Prana Ida pingala and
sushumna Ida
traditionally associated with feminine
energy this Nardi runs along the left
side of the spinal axis controlling
mental functions and emotions and is
linked with the moon and
Cooling
pingala in contrast it represents
masculine energy it runs along the right
side of the spine regulates vital bodily
functions and is associated with the sun
and
warmth
sushumna the Central and most
significant nadii runs directly along
the spine it is considered the main
channel for the flow of Prana to the
higher energy centers playing a key role
in The Awakening and Ascension of
Kundalini energy towards the crown
chakra achieving a balance between Ida
and pingala favors the ascent of
Kundalini energy through sushumna
Nadi just as Ida and pingala intersect
in their Ascent around sushumna
they also establish a relationship of
interdependence in respiratory
activity as we have seen Eda and pingala
are connected with the nostrils the
former ending on the left the latter on
the right thus the nardis cause the
nostrils to function cyclically so that
under normal conditions the breathing
predominates in one of them in
individuals whose subtle body is
balanced breathing changes throughout
the day from one one nostril to the
other in periods of 1 to 2
hours when breathing predominates in the
left nostril and consequently the energy
is channeled by Ida the person will feel
the need for rest their mood will be
calm and passive but it can also
manifest as laziness excessive sleep or
sadness when on the other hand breathing
is governed by pingala and energy flows
through the right nostril there will be
a need for dynamic action to carry out
tasks that lead to specific goals but it
can also lead to anxiety stress and
insomnia on the other hand when the
energy channeled by sushumna
predominates it is reflected in the
balanced flow of breathing in both
nostrils when this happens we feel calm
peace and fulfillment but in a dynamic
and active way a state that is little
known to most of us and very Fleet
eating in our daily
lives only sushumna extends to our
highest energy center the seventh chakra
sahasrara the Kundalini energy a potent
and creative Force represented by Shakti
resides in a latent state in the muladar
chakra when activated through spiritual
practices it is said to ascend through
sushumna potentially opening the upper
chakras and facilitating Spiritual
Awakening
upon reaching the azna chakra or third
eye it can amplify intuition and
understanding beyond the sensory
realm its arrival at the sahasrara
chakra is considered the Pinnacle of
self-realization and Union with the
Divine transcending Duality symbolized
by Shiva and
Shakti techniques like Nadi shadana
known as alternate nostril breathing are
used to balance both sides of the body
and mind in its practice one nostril is
closed while breathing through the other
alternating over several breaths this
process helps calm the nervous system
and promote a balanced State of
Consciousness to practice sit
comfortably with a straight back use the
thumb and ring finger of one hand to
alternate blocking each
nostril inhale through the left nostril
blocking the right for 4
seconds hold the breath for 4
seconds exhale through the same nostril
for another 4
seconds and again hold the breath for 4
seconds now inhale through the right
nostril for 4 seconds hold for 4 seconds
exhale through the right nostril for 4
seconds and hold the breath again for 4
seconds this completes one cycle
you can repeat this cycle as many times
as you like but 3 to 5 minutes is
usually sufficient to balance the
lateral
Channels with this pranayama we have
balanced the Ida and pingala channels
activating and clearing the central
Channel now we will Elevate The Prana
through the central Channel or susumna
with another breathing
technique by practicing ing this
technique in addition to recharging
ourselves with Prana we are promoting
the elevation of Kundalini energy the
next breathing technique or pranayama
you can perform is as
follows inhale for 8 seconds through the
nose followed by a 3C
retention as you inhale imagine filling
yourself with Prana and visualize it
ascending from your first chakra to your
ajna chakra or third eye through your
central Channel or spinal
cord while holding the breath Focus your
attention on the space between your
eyebrows where the azna chakra is
located then as you exhale don't worry
about the timing but imagine redirecting
that Prana towards your heart visualize
how that life energy reaches your heart
and expands filling you with a sense of
bliss and abundance
the inhalation is a yogic breath that
starts by filling the abdomen lower
lungs followed by the chest and finally
the upper part noticing how your collar
bones rise this is what is called a
complete
breath you can set different intentions
while practicing this breath one
intention can simply be to fill yourself
with Prana and direct it through each of
your chakras with the intention of
feeling where you have any blockages and
using energy and attention to help
unblock it so that your Kundalini can
rise you can also use this breath to
make positive affirmations such as I
love myself I trust myself I honor
myself I value
myself the process would be to repeat
each of these affirmations four times
while
inhaling then while holding the breath
direct the energy and and your attention
to the third eye and finally while
exhaling towards the heart repeat the
affirmation once more and feel how the
feeling expands throughout your being
and connects with your higher
self you could do it as
follows inhale through the nose raising
Prana with your attention from the base
and passing through each chakra to the
ajna saying mentally I love myself
I love myself I love myself I love
myself keep your attention on the third
eye for 3
seconds then as you exhale repeat I love
myself and direct your intention and
charged Prana towards the
heart you could also include any wish or
purpose you want to achieve while doing
this breathing following the same
process the idea is that by making
affirmations you are energizing them
with Prana and the power of your
intention when you bring your attention
and energy to the third eye you connect
with your higher self or spirit and by
directing it to the heart you allow it
to expand through the quantum
field by resonance what you desire need
or want to become will come to you
smoothly you can perform these breaths
for about 5 minutes and do it several
times a day then continue with
meditation that's it for today's video
thank you very much for staying with me
until now and I hope this information
has been useful and enriching for you
see you in the next video
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