Breathwork techniques

Nadi Shodhana or alternate nostril breathing is a grounding, breath-work technique that is rooted in the yogic traditions. In this practice, you use your finger and thumb to gently alternate opening and closing your nostrils while you breathe smoothly and continuously.

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Discover the transformative power of breathwork techniques for spiritual healing. Inhale positivity, exhale negativity as we guide you through these exercises!

Breathing is the very essence of life and, despite taking roughly a half-billion breaths over the course of your life, you may not give it much consideration since it occurs automatically. Not only does breath sustain life, the way we breathe can influence our thoughts and physiology, and vice versa. Yoga breathwork (pranayama) can positively…

Breathwork has been practiced for centuries across many different cultures - Chinese, Jewish, the ancient Greeks, India, different tribes in Africa, and more - for healing, reaching ecstatic states, reaching states of extraordinary consciousness, self-discovery, and spiritual healing.My definition o

In the words of Thich Nhat Hahn, conscious breathing is your anchor. Keep reading to discover: if you are breathing too little or over-breathing and why it matters, the science behind breathwork, and how to achieve more emotional balance through your breath.

Oct 2, 2023 - Check out this morning pranayama breathing practice to start your day with clarity, positivity, and an energy boost!