07/11/2025
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Significance of kumbhaka in pranayama:-
Kumbhaka means holding the breath for a short time during pranayama. It usually involves pausing after breathing in or out.Traditionally, kumbhaka is practiced either after inhalation (antara kumbhaka) or after exhalation (bahya kumbhaka), leading to a temporary pause where no air is moving in or out of the lungs. This simple breath-hold helps to steady the mind and gives better control over the body’s energy, leading to deeper relaxation and focus.
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Kumbhaka means holding the breath for a short time during pranayama. It usually involves pausing after breathing in or out.Traditionally, kumbhaka is practiced either after inhalation (antara kumbhaka) or after exhalation (bahya kumbhaka), leading to a temporary pause where no air is moving in or ou...