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[[Pranayama]] is the art of breathing. |
[[Pranayama]] is the art of breathing. |
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More specifically, to the Expansion of Breath or Pranic Sheath [[Pranamayakosha]] the 2nd of the 5 coverings according to the [[Kosha Model]]. |
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[[Nadi Shodanham]] belongs to the class of exercises known as pranayama. |
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Aleister Crowley had his version of what he thought pranayama was: |
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[http://www.hermetic.com/crowley/yoga/8yoga4.html Chapter 4 of Crowley's Eight Lectures on Yoga] |
[http://www.hermetic.com/crowley/yoga/8yoga4.html Chapter 4 of Crowley's Eight Lectures on Yoga] |
Latest revision as of 02:24, 24 December 2005
Pranayama is the art of breathing.
More specifically, to the Expansion of Breath or Pranic Sheath Pranamayakosha the 2nd of the 5 coverings according to the Kosha Model.
Nadi Shodanham belongs to the class of exercises known as pranayama.
Aleister Crowley had his version of what he thought pranayama was:
Chapter 4 of Crowley's Eight Lectures on Yoga
Related: Aleister Crowley