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Bhramri Pranayam





Procedure : Close ears with thumb, index finger on forehead, and rest three on base of nose touching eyes. Breathe in. And now breathe out through nose while humming like a bee.
Duration : 10 mins
Benefits : tension, hypertension, high BP, heart, heart blockage, paralysis, migraine pain, confidence, concentration

Detailed Procedure

Breathe in till your lungs are full of air. Close your ears with both the thumbs and eyes with the middle fingers of your hands on respective sides with little pressure. Press forehead with both the index fingers lightly. Close both the eyes. Then press eyes and nose bridge from the sides with the remaining fingers. Concentrate your mind on Ajna Chakra (between eye-brows) . Close your mouth. Begin slowly exhaling, making humming sound of a bee, while reciting “OM” mentally. Repeat the exercise 11 to 21 times according to your capacity.



Shiva Sankalpa (Vow) at the time of performing Bhramari Pranayama:
This Pranayama should be done with the thought that your individual consciousness merges with the divine cosmic consciousness. Your mind should be full of the thought that divine bliss is descending on you, that deep divine wisdom fills your entire being. Exercising this Pranayama with such thought will endow you with divine light and you will be able to meditate effortlessly.

Benefits:

With the practice of this Pranayama the mind becomes steady. It is beneficial in conditions like mental tension, agitation, high blood pressure, heart disease etc. It is also useful for meditation.




Courtesy : http://www.divyayoga.com

Also read Other Pranayamas listed at KnowYoga

Bhastrika Pranayam

Kapal Bhati Pranayam

Baharya Pranayam

Anulom Vilom Pranayam

Bhramri Pranayam

Udgeeth Pranayam

Ujjayi Pranayam

Nauli Kriya

Agnisar Pranayam

Pranav Pranayam

Surya Bhedi and Chandra Bhedana Pranayam


Read about Swami Ramdev and his Pranayama exercises.

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Created by: smr2003 points  last modification: Sunday 24 of January, 2010 [11:24:55 UTC] by sktegta2599 points 


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kapiltom10 points 
Should I put down my hands after one time ........
on: Thu 31 of May, 2007 [12:38 UTC] score: 0.00
Should I put down my hands after one time doing I couldn't understand the meaning of repeat exercise is its mean that we should release our ears , forehead , eye & nose bridge and put down & again take a deep breath and again (close ears with both the thumbs and eyes with the middle fingers of your hands on respective sides with little pressure. Press forehead with both the index fingers lightly. Close both the eyes. Then press eyes and nose bridge from the sides with the remaining fingers) or we should take breath with the same position of hands should not down hands & release all these ears, eye ... between two repetition of this pranayam
Please any one tell me the same I m very much cofused .......



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sktegta2599 points 
Re: Should I put down my hands after one time ........
on: Mon 05 of Jan, 2009 [10:53 UTC] score: 0.00
This pranayama is to be done for 15 minutes. Beginner may start with 3-5 breath. For mor information read Bharamari Pranayama as advocated by Swami Ramdev at www.atmabodh.net