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Which pranayama breathing methods can you recommend?

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    Athfin_shvasa_NyhyIi
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    Which pranayama breathing methods can you recommend?

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    Sakshi_shvasa_Ch4oXK Shvasa Teachers
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    Yogic breathing, Nadi Shodhan and Bhramari can be incorporated as your daily pranayam practice. Though we have other practices as well but these three are simple, balanced and highly effective. and

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    I recommend starting with some basic pranayama techniques like diaphragmatic breathing (also known as abdominal breathing) to help deepen your breath and increase mindfulness. Another effective pranayama technique is Nadi Shodhana, or alternate nostril breathing, which helps balance the flow of prana (energy) in the body. Kapalabhati, or skull shining breath, is also beneficial for increasing energy and focus. Bhramari pranayama, or humming bee breath, can help calm the mind and reduce stress. Remember to start slowly and listen to your body as you explore different pranayama techniques to find what works best for you.

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    Dirgha pranayama, yogic breathing, nadi shodhana, bhramari - all these help to bring a balance in the body and calm the mind. Hence, you feel more relaxed, centered and happy.

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