What is the action of "breathing out" is called in pranayama ?
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Pranayama breathing consists of four parts: the inhalation, the exhalation and the pauses in between each breath. The short pauses in between the breaths help to distribute prana and stimulate deeper concentration.
Pranayama: 6 Variations & Their Benefits
Pranayam and Its BenefitsPranayam is one of the most common Yoga Asanas that people perform because it is easy and provides numerous benefits.
Pranayama is defined as stretching, lengthening or modifying the breath. Despite being an involuntary process, breathing can be voluntarily controlled and manipulated. Controlled breathing helps you have a better grip on your mind and your body.
To perform Pranayama, ou can chosoe any meditative pose. If a meditative pose is difficult, you can opt for Sukhasana where the head, neck and spine are in a straight line. Focus on your breathing, try to feel each breath that you inhale and exhale from your nostrils. After you have done this, relax and spend some time to observe your entire body. Awareness should be present throughout the session.