Category: Nadi Shodhana
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The Ujjayi Pranayama: Beyond the Sound | Open Lesson
The distinct sound of Ujjayi arises naturally and is not consciously produced. It does not come from the vocal cords, but from the gentle friction created as the breath moves through the throat. The sound is subtle and it feels as though it is perceived by the brain rather than heard by the ears.
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Sadhana 2025: The Complete 7-Day Home Retreat Experience
A retreat doesn’t always need to happen in remote mountains or far-off ashrams. In fact, my sadhana takes place right at home. I use this time as an opportunity to step into a quieter, more intentional way of living. It’s a chance to reconnect deeply with my own practice and nourish what often gets overlooked…
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The Prana and Apana Vayu: The Dance of Life // How to Dissolve Toxins in the Body?
Ama, or bodily toxins from undigested food, accumulate in the digestive system as we age. This toxin buildup leads to weight gain, muscle loss, and sluggishness. Over time, Ama can weaken bones, cell damage, and increrase in fats and cholesterol levels.
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Unlocking Hatha Yoga: Beyond Basics / The Science of Enlightenment / With Guided Classes
Attempting to control the mind while the body is blocked and plagued with common pleasure is not only risky but counterproductive. The body must first be purified before any meditative and spiritual gains can occur.
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Mastering Bhastrika Pranayama: Comprehensive Programme with Lectures, Guided Practice, and Key Benefits
Pranayama affects the heartbeat and internal temperature, causing a sudden inward focus of the mind. While advanced pranayamas are very beneficial for meditation, they can be overwhelming if the body is not ready. I recommend focusing the first two years of practice on shatkarmas, asanas, and nadi shodhana.
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Pre-Meditation Programme // With Guided Classes // Updated Regularly
Dharana is when one can maintain their focus on a single point for 12 seconds or longer. This process is facilitated by the common practice of retention (kumbhaka) during pranayama, typically ranging from eight to 16 seconds..
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The Divine Workshop: The First Year
Everything you do in your practice has to agree with your goal, which is purification of the nadis. Detrimental ones have to stop, including unhealthy diet, stressful lifestyle, disruptive company, clothing and conversations. Diet is part of Bramacarya. Moderate diet is the most important observance of Yama in Hatha Yoga.
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Hatha Yoga and Kundalini Awakening
As a yoga and meditation teacher, my numerous experiences with Samadhi allowed me to translate my lessons into a more accessible and relatable context. I moved away from the symbolic and esoteric aspects, focusing instead on a practical, real-life approach to sharing the transformative power of yoga and meditation.
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