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HA Breath or Ujjayi Pranayama is a simple and profound practice

Summary

, 6 min

How to do the Ha breath, the Kahuna version of India's victorious (Ujjayi) breath: constricting the throat, breathing out audibly through the mouth before moving to the nose, and gathering mana from the Higher Self on the palms. Explains how the constriction acts on the carotid sinuses to slow the heart via the medulla and dorsal vagal nerve.

In this video

Teaches
Ha breathUjjayi Pranayama
Discusses
HunaMana
Mentions
Higher SelfVisualizationMedullaDorsal Vagal Complex

Key moments

00:00The ha breath, following the Kahunas of Hawaii00:28India's victorious breath: constricting the throat00:51Out through the mouth to hear the ha, later through the nose01:30Breathe in and out, feeling the throat constriction02:03Kahuna way: palms out to gather mana from heaven03:23Try it outside in the sun or on a cool morning03:39Carotid sinuses, medulla and a brake on the heart04:55Try it at home