Jain View Of Life: 5.10 Bhramari Pranayama

Published: 31.01.2012
Updated: 02.07.2015

Bhramari Pranayama

Posture:

Sit in a comfortable posture keeping the head, beck, and spine erect. Place the right thumb against the right nostril but do not close it.

Process:

Inhale slowly and deeply through both nostrils. Press the right nostril with the right thumb. Retain the breath for a while, then exhale touching the lungs, throat area, and larynx. While inhaling and exhaling, concentrate the conscious mind on the throat and produce a humming sound like the buzzing of a bee. Since this sound resembles that of a large bee, it is named Bhramari.

Time:

Starting with nine times, increase up to twenty seven times.

Benefits:

It makes the voice sweet and gently, and helps clarity of speech. Breathing becomes deep and subtle. It is useful for hypertension and depression, and aids brain cells.

Sources

Jain View Of Life

Publisher: Adarsh Sahitya Sangh Edition: 1st Edition 2000

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