Pranascience

Stressed? Take a deep breath! But what is the science behind the connection between breathing and stress? How can regulated breathing help you prevent Alzheimer’s disease or cancer? In this seminal work, Sundar Balasubramanian has documented the scientific basis of yoga breathing techniques from an ancient literature called Thirumanthiram. He describes the importance of salivary biochemicals for a long healthy life.

Stressed? Take a deep breath! But what is the science behind the connection between breathing and stress? How can regulated breathing help you prevent Alzheimer's disease or cancer? In this seminal work, Sundar Balasubramanian has documented the scientific basis of yoga breathing techniques from an ancient literature called Thirumanthiram. He describes the importance of salivary biochemicals for a long healthy life.

Sundar Balasubramanian shows us that this ancient yoga practice is about more than relaxing-it can change us at the cellular level. -Discover Magazine Top of the 18 most groundbreaking recent discoveries on yoga's healing powers. -Yoga Journal Mind Your Breathing: The Yogi's Handbook with 37 Pranayama Exercises is from the award-winning author Sundar Balasubramanian In this work, Sundar compiles popular Pranayama techniques, their ingeniously modified variations, and some brand new exercises stemming from the ancient Siddha wisdom. This book, which captures the essence of the wisdom of centuries along with the innovations resulting from the author's ongoing research into the subject, is the best gift to your Yogi friend.

No matter what we do in life, we will experience wobbles! Wobbles are the physical and mental challenges we encounter both in our yoga practice and in our daily lives. The essays in this book, written by yoga teachers and practitioners, reveal their personal journeys in learning to accept and even be grateful for the wobbles they experience both on and off the yoga mat. Wobbles, these writers agree, are unavoidable, the key is to notice wobbles, not judge them. This book encourages us to think about the types of wobbles we experience both on and off the yoga mat, and challenges us to become more aware of our habitual, often unconscious, approach to managing wobbles. Finally, this book inspires us to embrace our wobbles as a source of wisdom to help us grow and live a satisfying life.

Do you know that breathing is the gateway to the mind? Improve your diet, work, gratitude, compassion, and resilience. This is a manual filled with regulated breathing exercises. Breathworks built on an ancient non-religious literature. Traditional and modern Pranayama methods for year-round practice.

The practice of Pranayama has been viewed with fear in certain quarters on account of certain limitations, viz., the absolute necessity of the nearness to a perfected Guru, the dietetic restrictions and the like. Sri Swamiji has explained herein in clear terms the vagaries of such fears and has prescribed very simple and safe methods. The book contains suitable lessons for all types of Sadhakas. Those who follow the special instructions given towards the end of the book can be sure of their guaranteed success and safety.

A scientific method known as Holistic Human Metaphysics (HHM) illustrates techniques and tools to balance the energy flow in human body. By introducing the three hypotheses of HHM, the authors wish to surpass the inertia of our thinking, which is preventing mankind from giving up the conventional way of treating the human body as a machine, and to bring forth a completely novel approach to repairing and balancing the major energy centers in the human body. Source of the Content Thekkath Pappully Jayakrishnan, Rahul Raveendran Nair. Evidence-based Formulation of Three Hypotheses of Holistic Human Metaphysics, The Winnower 4:e148657.78576, 2017, DOI: 10.15200/winn.148657.78576. This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

Sundar Balasubramanian shows us that this ancient yoga practice is about more than relaxing—it can change us at the cellular level. -Discover Magazine Top of the 18 most groundbreaking recent discoveries on yoga’s healing powers. -Yoga Journal Mind Your Breathing: The Yogi’s Handbook with 37 Pranayama Exercises is from the award-winning author Sundar Balasubramanian In this work, Sundar compiles popular Pranayama techniques, their ingeniously modified variations, and some brand new exercises stemming from the ancient Siddha wisdom. This book, which captures the essence of the wisdom of centuries along with the innovations resulting from the author’s ongoing research into the subject, is the best gift to your Yogi friend.