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Pranayama Breathing
December 07, 2020 1 min read
A nice reminder from Thich Naht Hanh 
In Ayurveda and yogic practices, Pranayama is the conscious prolongation of the breath, the vital life force of inhalation, exhalation and retention. It is a technique that purifies, energises, calms, relaxes and heals the body and mind. Pranayama corrects the nasal cycle (one side of the nose is more active than the other).
In Ayurveda and yogic practices, Pranayama is the conscious prolongation of the breath, the vital life force of inhalation, exhalation and retention. It is a technique that purifies, energises, calms, relaxes and heals the body and mind. Pranayama corrects the nasal cycle (one side of the nose is more active than the other).Pranayama breathing practices are great for helping to relieve anxiety and fear, relieve dry skin and improve circulatory 
and respiratory problems.
and respiratory problems.The best time to practice is Brahmamuhurt, the early hours of each day before sunrise 
This time of the day is considered very auspicious, the natural elements are in their purest form and divine vibrations are freely projected in the atmosphere.
This time of the day is considered very auspicious, the natural elements are in their purest form and divine vibrations are freely projected in the atmosphere.If you are interested in learning pranayama techniques suitable for you, our yoga therapist Christiane is available for appointment bookings. You are welcome to call us at 0406 810 547 if you are interested in learning more 
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