Fourth in the series of Pranayama (yogic breathing) articles is the Anuloma Viloma breath. Â Simple, yet profound, it calms the mind and nervous system and gets rid of toxins in the blood and lungs.
Anuloma Viloma (Alternate Nostril Breath)

Fourth in the series of Pranayama (yogic breathing) articles is the Anuloma Viloma breath. Â Simple, yet profound, it calms the mind and nervous system and gets rid of toxins in the blood and lungs.
Anuloma Viloma (Alternate Nostril Breath)
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Third in the series of Pranayama (yogic breathing) articles is the Kapalabhati breath. Not only does it energize the mind & body, but it increases lung capacity, removes toxins and stale air from the lungs and more. It’s a lot more intense than either Ujjayi Breath or 3-Part Breath, so take care with this one and stop if you get dizzy. If practiced correctly and on an empty stomach, the benefits are varied and great.
Kapalabhati (Shining Skull Breath)
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Have you every held a sea shell (conch shell, specifically) to your ear and heard the rhythmic, soft sound of the ocean? The Ujjayi breath resembles that sound very much…and is soothing and deeply relaxing.  This is the second article in a series of Pranayama (yogic breathing) articles.Â
Ujjayi (Ocean Breath)
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Taken for granted, misused and abused, forgotten and ignored….the breath that is life giving, if put to proper use with Pranayama (yogic breathing) can help:
It is impossible to list all the benefits of Pranayama…but above are some of the most powerful and impressive ones. Â
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Discard daily office tension, stress and kinks in the body
What if you could inhale fresh energy and motivation and exhale stress and tension? What if you could re-charge your afternoon with a yoga break instead of a coffee break?
Working in an office is stressful and often unhealthy for the body. We slump in front of our desks for hours, eyes glued to the computer screen, immobile and stiff. We deal with different and often difficult personalities, conflicting schedules, multi-tasking and more. We become used to going in high-gear all the time…Even if you love your job, it can be a lot to deal with. You can’t continue like this forever without negative effects to your health. By the way, most sick days are a result of stress.
So turn off the auto-pilot, slow down for a few minutes and breathe. Ready for Yoga?
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